Real Hope for Haiti

10/29/2026

From a RHFH employee: Thank you so much for all that you are doing for us and for the people we serve. Your support carries a value that is beyond words. Because of your support, many people have hope and a new chance at life. Children are receiving the medical care and nutrition they need, families are finding encouragement, and people who might otherwise have nowhere to turn are being given an opportunity to heal and move forward.
As a member of the RHFH team, I see the difference your support makes every day. We are truly grateful to know that people like you are standing with us and helping make this work possible.
Thank you for choosing to make a difference in our lives and in the lives of so many others. Your support reminds us that we are not serving alone.

10/28/2026

Medika Mamba grads!

RHFH - provides hope for the Haitian people in this life and the life to come. Hope, by boldly proclaiming the liberating Gospel of Jesus Christ. Hope, by meeting acute physical needs through services in our outpatient general clinic and inpatient Rescue Center for malnourished children. We also see...

10/27/2026

Roseberlie is a 7-year-old girl who lives with her parents, uncle, and aunt. When she arrived at our clinic, she was suffering from the flu, a persistent cough, and fever. After a medical consultation, she received treatment to relieve her symptoms and help her recover. Her nutritional assessment showed that she weighed only 36 pounds. To support her recovery, she was enrolled in the Medika Mamba program, providing ongoing nutritional support. Roseberlie faithfully attended her monthly follow-up appointments. Over time, her health improved significantly, and her weight increased to 45 pounds. Her mother expressed gratitude to our medical team and generous donors whose support helps make these life-changing recoveries possible.

10/27/2026

https://realhopeforhaiti.org/2026/10/27/pictures-from-the-rescue-center-36/

Every child deserves someone who will not give up on them, especially when they are too weak to fight alone. When medical hands care for a child, they are not only treating an illness—they are helping restore hope. Behind every recovering child is a team of people who chose to care, to serve, and ...

10/26/2026

https://realhopeforhaiti.org/2026/10/26/education-story-how-we-do-job-shadowing/

Investing in Haiti’s Next Generation of Healthcare Professionals Every summer during the months of July and August, many high school students in Haiti look for opportunities to gain practical experience and begin thinking about their future careers. At our clinic, we offer a special internship pro...

10/26/2026

blog: Prayers Up! October 2026
https://realhopeforhaiti.org/2026/10/25/prayers-up-october-2026/

10/25/2026

blog: Can you help with our October needs?
https://realhopeforhaiti.org/2026/10/25/can-you-help-with-october-needs/

10/25/2026

After a meeting with church leaders, we distributed Bible study booklets, including Matthew and John, to encourage them. Pastor Deglas was committed to sharing the Gospel. He began evangelizing, visiting communities and sharing the message of salvation. At the Ka Michel market, he met a young man named Degener. Pastor Deglas explained God’s plan for him and gave Degener a booklet on Matthew. Degener received it as more than a gift; he saw it as an invitation from God. As he studied, God’s Word touched his heart and brought new light to his life. Degener surrendered his life to God and accepted Jesus as his personal Savior. His story reminds us that God can use a simple encounter to change a life.

10/23/2026

Read about Guerline a recovered Patient at the clinic

At just 24 years old, Guerline came to our clinic just eight days after giving birth, very sick and in need of urgent care. She was weak and frightened. She had been coughing often and was having trouble breathing. She also had chest pain and a sore throat. Her face and legs were swollen, and […]

10/23/2026

Bensky is a 9-year-old boy who lives with his parents and only brother. One day, while playing with a friend, he accidentally fell and injured his mouth. Concerned about his injury, his parents brought him to our clinic for treatment.

The nurses carefully cleaned Bensky’s wound, applied a dressing, and provided medication to relieve his pain and prevent infection. Every two days, his parents brought him back for follow-up visits and dressing changes while the nurses monitored his healing.

With proper medical care and support from his family, Bensky made a full recovery. We are grateful to our clinic staff and generous donors who help provide essential care to children like Bensky.