A great group of 10 arrived with lots of supplies for RHFH—clothes, medicines, and energy to help with the work here. They brought lots of homemade pillowcase dresses, sewn with love by church members. They even got to have a little fashion show with the kids in their new dresses.
We had a lovely group of ladies that visited RHFH this month. Tena and Holly (sisters) have been here several times and this trip brought along three new visitors. They repainted both of the gates for the clinic and ICU Held, loved and cared for so many babies… filled
We want to tell you about Jenna and The Bean Project. This past spring, Jenna was a high school senior at Pugwash District High School in Pugwash, Nova Scotia. With a big heart and enthusiasm to accomplish goals with great importance, The Bean Project was developed. But first you ought
FRANCESCA She is 17 months old and weighs 16 pounds. She had been following in an outpatient medika mamba program ran by Bread to the Nations in Carrfour but was not gaining weight well or improving. She is the only child. Her mother buys items in bulk and resells them
Mike H. and his family and a friend joined us one Saturday to teach the ladies in our community a self defense class. We had three groups of ladies come in throughout the day for the teaching. Everyone enjoyed it and asked lots of questions. It was a good day.
Last week, a team of three hard-working ladies from Nashville came to RHFH. They had one goal: Get work done. And they sure did! Willing to do whatever needed to be done that would be of help, they took on the project of painting at the Cholera Treatment Center. For
