If you are reading this, you are probably a fan of Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) and follow them on Facebook. Or you might have been here as a volunteer and seen the love and care given the people of Cazale. You might be one of the people that support
Wishing you a blessed Easter! He is risen! What a gift Christ gave us! We want to thank all of our recent volunteers who have came to volunteer with a Christ-like heart. They are amazing! They did VBS for our in-patient kids, painted at the Cholera Treatment Center, installed
By Alina R. “How was it? What did you do?” These are common questions people ask if they know we’ve recently been to Haiti. The answers that come to mind are humbling, and lack the depth that some people are hoping for. My answers to these questions, the moments I
Disclaimer: I am the volunteer coordinator. These are my feelings and thoughts and not those of RHFH individually or corporately. Many people question the value of traveling to volunteer in places like Haiti. These are valid discussions about the best use of resources. Such as, is it better to send
Joanne and Jenna, a mother and daughter, have volunteered here frequently along with their friend, Justine, they were our only ‘team’ in May. It is always fun when people we have gotten to know return to help again. Our other volunteers came as single persons, not with a team. That
Our volunteers these two month spanned the talents of medical students, film crews and loving arms. The arms that hold our children who are sick and hurting provide such comfort. You can see in a few days how the children respond to being held and played with. The film crew
