There is a group in Haiti doing quiet, meaningful work every single day. They are not waiting for someone else to fix things. They are showing up in the heat, on the hillsides, in community meetings doing what they can with what they have. The group is called GVADK (in
My name is Carmelite, and I’ve been working with RHFH since 2004. In nearly twenty years, I’ve held many roles here – receptionist, chart maker, file keeper, the person who helps patients flow smoothly through the clinic, handling paperwork and money. But the role that has shaped me most deeply
At thirteen years old, Jean-Paul was already working. Not because he wanted to, but because he had to. To support himself and pay for school, he climbed mango trees, picking the ripe fruit to sell. It was dangerous work for a child, but it was the only way he knew
When you arrive at our clinic, one of the first people you’ll meet is Berthonine, a warm and dedicated staff member who has been taking vital signs for patients since February 2023. At 40 years old, she brings a quiet strength and genuine care to every patient who comes through
