Keverly (the first RHFH teacher from 2009) has been back this month visiting and helping us in many ways here at RHFH. We are looking forward to seeing more of her with us this year! The girls having fun during afternoon play time. Carla. Such a handful, but so cute.
This kids have a time to color pictures each day with their new activity schedule. A few months ago we were getting ready to write a post asking for a PT volunteer to come. As we began to write the post we got a message from someone about wanting to
WOODANAIKA She is 6 months old and weighs 9 pounds 9 ounces. He mama has been sick for several months and stopped breastfeeding her when she was one month old. They then were able to purchase infant formula for a month for her then she was only fed bananas and
Guylander was admitted last week with severe kwashiorkor. This week his edema (swelling) is almost down and he is up and playing with the other children. Julienne has been here a little over a weeks and is refusing to eat or drink much so has a NG tube to make
THANK YOU THE NEED HAS BEEN MET!!! Monwensky was admitted to our inpatient care facility with severe malnutrition and untreated club feet. He has been eating his medika mamba each day and has graduated from the program. He is now strong enough to be able to have surgery. He has
Use your smile to change the world. Don’t let the world change your smile. There are hundreds of languages in the world, but a smile speaks them all. Smile and remember at the end of the day, your blessings outweigh your problems. Be the reason someone smiled today. You’re never
