Last week we were blessed to have a day-team come in for four days to offer their time, skills, and hearts to RHFH. The team is from the University of Maine at Augusta and was lead by Susan Baker, Professor of Science. The team members are all taking a course
This is Fabienne. She has been working for about 6 years at Real Hope For Haiti. She starting out washing clothes for the kids in the Rescue Center. After a time she began working for those taking vacation time in the Rescue Center. She has 4 living children and 2
“The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all.” – Mulan, Disney princess “The greatest healing therapy is friendship and love.” – Hubert Humphrey, Vice President to Lyndon B. Johnson “Childhood is not preparation for anything. Childhood just is. It’s up to us to protect
It’s newsletter time! I am running a few days behind schedule with getting this posted, but here it is. Just pretend for a moment that it’s still March, OK? 🙂 What you’ll find in the newsletter: Several ways that you could help RHFH are explained in the newsletter, from donating
The time finally came for us to move from the 3 bedroom home that has housed over 6800 patients since Nov 2010 into the NEW CHOLERA TREATMENT CENTER (CTC). It was a big day for all of us, but it was especially important and memorable for me. Dealing with the
NAIKA She was referred to us from a group working in Cite Soley with Samaritan’s Purse. She was born a preemie and was in a hospital for several months. Her mama then become pregnant and has a 6 month old baby. As best we can figure she is around 21
