Missionary Staff
Casey & Briana Zachary
Briana is the staff Physician at Real Hope for Haiti. Casey serves as RHFH’s executive director. Casey and Briana met in 2000, when Briana, a student from the University of Washington, volunteered at the clinic in Cazale. They graduated college in 2001 and married in Tacoma, WA in 2002. Briana initially connected with the RHFH […]
Charles & Lori Moise
Lori is the director of the Clinic and Cholera Treatment Center. Charles is special projects directors and provides accounting support. Charles and Lori married in December 2003. Charles was born and raised here in the village of Cazale. Lori graduated from Indiana Wesleyan University in 1996 with a degree in nursing and minor in missions. […]
Licia Betor
Licia moved to Haiti in May of 1995. She is the director of the Rescue Center. She admits acutely malnourished children to an inpatient program, nurses them back to health, then returns them to their families. She also serves as accountant for the mission. Licia manages the food box program, the infant formula program, the Rescue […]
Deanna Newman
Anna is the teacher at Real Hope Academy. Anna was blessed to join our team in 2015 as our teacher for the children of missionary staff. God provided the incredible opportunity for her to combine her passions for faith and teaching here at RHFH. She adores her students and enjoys their amazing progress! She has […]
Clinic Staff
The clinic could not function without the great staff that works long hours to serve the patients that come through our gates. Talented, compassionate, and dedicated, our staff perseveres through challenging times and we are proud to share life together. The Clinic Director is Lori Moise, RN, and she is grateful to have collaboration with Briana Zachary, MD/ MPH. We have many nurses that fill various roles in educating, consulting, and treating patients. We are blessed to have wonderful support staff that serve in a variety of roles, such as our lab, office, chart room, vitals, pharmacy, and cleaning.
Please pray for these Haitians that are working diligently to help their family, neighbors, and community. Our clinic staff meets for devotions and prayer every morning at 6:45. We come from a wide variety of denominational backgrounds, but all believe in the Lord Jesus Christ. We work from 7am – 5pm (or until all patients are seen) and have an hour lunch break.
Rescue Center Staff
It takes a lot of effort to care for severely malnourished children 24 hours a day, which is one of the many reasons we are so thankful for our amazing staff. There are three shifts during the work day: morning, afternoon and night. Each shift has a leader that does reports and dispenses medications. Included in the staff members are 2 cooks and 7 ladies that hand wash all the linens, diapers and clothes for the kids. All the RC employees live in the Cazale area.
We are thankful for the RHFH Rescue Center staff who labor tirelessly on behalf of the children.
Altogether, RHFH employs around 70 full time employees, which has a significant and positive impact on the local economy. We are thankful the Lord provides us this opportunity to support and strengthen the local economy and community.