Latest News From Haiti
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09-24-2018 - 8:20 PM
This young lady is Fabienne. She was born in Pétion-Ville and lived with her parents until they were no longer able to care for her. Fabienne was sad and hungry when she first came to our Love A Child Children’s Home. We made sure she received three hot, nourishing meals each day, and lots of hugs. It didn’t take long for Fabienne to begin to improve. Fabienne enjoys singing in church and on our Love A Child radio station. She also helps out when we conduct Mobile Medical Clinics. She likes to work with the dentists during our clinics. Fabienne wants to study dentistry in her future. This is what love can do! Thank you partners for loving Fabienne. “Love Is Something You Do.” God bless you. Bobby and Sherry
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09-24-2018 - 6:10 PM
This team is from the state of Washington. Some of the team members have been here before. For the last three years, some of these people have raised the money and built two houses every year in Miracle Village! The last two houses were for families from the garbage dump. These are amazing people and an amazing team! We welcome Terry, Jon, Dwight, Graeme and Pam! And, of course, Mark and Jesse Ostrander who are over the construction of our Birthing Center! This week, they are putting the roof on our Birthing Center. Tomorrow, you will see some great pictures of our Haitian Construction Team! Everyone is working so hard!! Bobby
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09-24-2018 - 3:04 PM
Our sustainable agriculture outreaches are benefiting countless Haitian children and their families by helping them to learn gardening skills to provide fresh, nutritious food themselves. This morning, Wilner and his staff of agricultural workers harvested this bounty from the gardens near the children’s home. They are able to provide fresh spinach, beets, eggplants and peppers to three kitchens in Love A Child Village. In a few days, it will be carrots, onions, sweet potatoes and tomatoes. The orphans and other staff are always happy when Wilner’s crew brings fresh garden vegetables to their kitchen. At the ATC, we teach the same skills and principles to other Haitians so they too can provide vegetables for their families. These sustainability programs are about helping Haitians learn to help themselves, and providing food for life. Thank you to the donors who thoughtfully support these important programs. Rad Hazelip – Love A Child’s Assistant Executive Director