Sometimes the road is not easy to walk, sometimes it long, sometimes it is hard, you may stumble along the way, you may get bruised up and knocked around, you may fall down a few times, you will be discouraged at times, you will question God, but in the end I
HFH and the Community Development group are proud today to let you know that another group has graduated from the Alfalit International Program. This program teaches the students basic reading, writing and math skills. Everyone was very excited to receive their certificates and have a small graduation party. It was a great to
So many of you have been involved in these three ladies lives. They are three women that have had life changing experiences within the past year. I wanted you all to see how a person can change with a little encouragement and God’s super natural love. Nadeige is HIV positive
You can read Rosemene story here and here. She is doing great in her rented room. She loves being there and being out of the rain. She is eating well and regaining her strength. RHFH is delighted to be able to help her. (Rosemene’s home before)
Remember Yolande? You can read her post here. UPDATE: After she admitted her daughter to the RC she went back to her house where she had been a slave child. They told her she needed to leave they did not have a place for her there anymore. Nice people huh?
Our good friend Graham came and helped out during the earthquake. He was able to get a pallet of this rice donated for RHFH. Dad was able to pick it up last week. It is being used for our weekly food boxes and others in need in the Cazale community.GLA
