By: Casey Zachary Many of you know how relentless the work in Haiti can be. We genuinely are blessed to have an incredibly dedicated Haitian staff. Many of you have prayed for strength, wisdom, and encouragement for our staff missionaries and Haitian staff during the tumultuous year of 2011. The
All around Cazale, the mountains are bare, the soil is eroded, and the crops are decreasing. Decreased crop yield means less money and less food. The community group believes that planting trees and using other soil erosion techniques might help stop this cycle. Trees are needed to cooking fuel, caskets,
RHFH along with our sponsors are helping over 130 children to attend school this year. It is a honor to be able to help with this need in the Cazale community. Here are some pictures from a local school in our area.
On 3-27-11 To the Good Samaritain center of Cazale (name of clinic), I salute you in the Name of God. And I thank you for this good work you are doing the community. The objective that made me write you this letter is just so that I can thank you
A few weeks ago I put up a post about Claudette and her needing meat and eggs to eat. You came through and she has enough meat for several months. After that we asked for a DVD player for her. Several people wrote and offered to sent one. She currently
