This post concludes the series highlighting some aspects of Cazale where Real Hope for Haiti is located. If you missed yesterday’s post about the river and the Station, you can click here to catch up. Far more important than the river or the Station, and even more beautiful than the
This post continues the brief series highlighting some aspects of the area around Real Hope for Haiti that are unique to Cazale. If you missed yesterday’s post about the mountains, click here to check it out. We hope you enjoy…..Snapshots From Cazale. **** The river that runs through Cazale is
For those of you that have never had the opportunity to venture out to Cazale, we thought we would share a few photos with you. If you have traveled to Real Hope for Haiti before, or you just happened to have been in the neighborhood (haha!), maybe you might recognize
celebrating life “Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love.” ― Mother Teresa “I have found the paradox, that if you love until it hurts, there can be no more hurt, only more love.” ― Mother Teresa “I am not sure exactly what
The kids and families were very thankful today to have soup Jamou~Pumpkin Soup. Thank you to all that donated towards this special need.
You can read the post about Tifamne and her mama (Andremene) here. I was very torn the day that I admitted her daughter, Tifanme. I wanted to help Andremene as she was very sick and malnourished herself. We gave her money to help purchase food for her and her family. We
