Colacile is a 52-year-old mother of five and a farmer who has been receiving care at our clinic for many years for chronic high blood pressure. She lives in a remote community several hours away, making regular follow-up visits challenging. Despite the distance and the physical strain of travel, she
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Still open. Still serving. Still advancing. For 31 years, God’s faithfulness has been the foundation of this work in Haiti. Through seasons of hope and seasons of fear, through days when supplies were scarce and days when the clinic overflowed with grateful families, His steady hand has guided and sustained
