CRISIS IN HAITI     In larger cities of Haiti like Port-au-Prince, gang violence continues to spread. A three-day strike ended yesterday and new protests against the government started today. These protests are growing increasingly violent and looting has...

Typically when we share stories from Haiti we try to avoid “bad news bias”. Instead of giving attention to negativity we want to highlight the positive impact you are making in Haiti. Yet right now the country of Haiti is going through unprecedented struggles......

Baby Garcon was born six weeks early by emergency c-section when his mother developed preeclampsia. Preeclampsia – evidenced by high blood pressure - can lead to serious, even fatal, complications for both mother and baby.   Thanks to your support of the Healthy...

Six months ago, Sadrac Desius became ill with Typhoid Fever. He suffered from high fevers, stomach pain, diarrhea, weakness and loss of appetite.   Typhoid fever can be a serious illness and he spent many days traveling to the doctor as they worked to reach a...

MEDICAL CARE:   The medical clinic in Williamson continues to serve the community well!  Over 100 mothers & babies have already sought care at Sant Sante Espwa over the last year. These mothers & babies are receiving comprehensive pre & postnatal...

"Keep fighting the good fight. Keep letting your light shine. 'Cause I'm never gonna leave you, always gonna see you through to the other side. Keep fighting the good fight."   These lyrics of a popular Christian song are inspiring and a good reminder that God is...

Q: What do sheets and charcoal have in common?  Are you stumped?   A: Sheets and charcoal are items that families in Haiti purchase on a regular basis!  SHEETS:  Women in Haiti often make do with what they have and have learned to use sheets for many...