Over the past few months we have seen a significant increase in the cases of malnutrition that we are seeing here in Cazale. While our desire is to decrease in number we have been increasing. We go through medications rather quickly with the amount of children we are caring for.
People in places many of us never heard of, whose names we can’t pronounce or even spell, are speaking up for themselves. They speak in languages we once classified as exotic but whose mastery is now essential for our diplomats and businessmen. But what they say is very much the
Hope you will enjoy these images of a clinic day here in Cazale. All photo credits go to Wayne E. Chinnock Photography “If I gave everything I have to the poor and even sacrificed my body, I could boast about it, but if I didn’t love others,
FRANDET He is 20 months old and weighs 18 pounds. He was admitted for a large abscess that he had on his chest. His family lives about a 4 hour 1 way walk from the clinic and they could not come each day for dressing changes. His dad died of
Lik 18:15-17 ¶ Yo te mennen ata tibebe bay Jezi pou l’ te mete men sou tèt yo. Lè disip yo wè sa, yo t’ap di moun yo pa fè sa. Men, Jezi rele timoun yo vin jwenn li, li di: Kite timoun yo vin jwenn mwen. Pa anpeche yo
We want to thank Mead Johnson for the donation of 200 cases of this Enfamil formula. This will supply formula for the babies for just under 2 months. There are a lot of happy babies with full bellies 🙂 We are so thankful to God for always suppling for the
