September 19-24, 2013  A Haitian Creole Proverb… “Sa ki nan men ou, se li ki pa ou.”  “That which is in your hand, is yours.”   We are so very thankful for desperately needed supplies donated to us by our friends and partners in the States. Recently, we received a huge 40-foot[…]

September 11-18, 2013 A Creole Proverb… “Manje kwit pa gen okenn mèt…” “Cooked food has no master…” Once the food is cooked, it belongs to everyone.   These little children from the village of old Le Tant are enjoying a hot nutritious meal, thanks to our Love A Child partners[…]

September 1-10, 2013 Give a man a fish, feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, feed him for a lifetime.    Or teach a man a job skill and he can care for himself and his family. Teaching Haitians to help themselves… Love A Child is building[…]

August 26-31, 2013 A Haitian Creole Proverb: “Tout sa ou pa konnen pi gran pase ou.” “All that you do not know is greater than you.”  It really means, “Now unto Him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in[…]

August 19-25, 2013 A Haitian Creole Proverb: “Se lè ou pase maladi ou konnen remèd.” “It’s after the sickness, you know the medicine.” Today, we want to show you how we conduct our Mobile Medical Clinics to the “regions beyond.” We travel very dangerous terrain to treat the poorest of the[…]

August 7-9, 2013 A Haitian Creole Proverb: “Nou pa mande pitit sanble papa-l, nou mande erez kouch…”   “We don’t ask that the child look like the father, we ask for a good (successful) delivery…”    Now, Haiti is considered the “poorest country in the world…” Most Haitian adults and[…]

August 1-6, 2013 A Creole Proverb: “Doctor pa janm trete tet li…” “A doctor never treats himself…” You always need someone to help you!   Above, I am helping a little malnourished girl during a remote medical clinic.  Many patients that we examine while conducting mobile medical clinics in the[…]

July 21-26, 2013 A Haitian Creole Proverb… “Maladi vini sou ou a-cheval, li soti ou a-pye/bourik…” “Sickness comes to you by horseback; it leaves us by foot…” Sickness comes quickly and leaves slowly… Most people in Haiti cannot afford a doctor, a dentist or eye care…and 90% of the women are[…]