“For some time now, Haitians have been living in fear, despair, and grief around a single issue: insecurity. To walk on the streets of Haiti, you have to be very careful not to be kidnapped, you have to be careful not to get shot. Many Haitians say that if they don’t put zombies on them to avoid getting shot, they won’t be able to live. Most Christians have now lost their faith, food in Haiti is becoming a luxury due to soaring commodity prices.

Despite the bad news every day, we have never failed in our service to the poor because it is very difficult for mothers to find a birthing center that they can follow, and that can ensure their delivery in Haiti. We are the only ones to help them during pregnancy, and we are the ones who help them to smile again… to regain hope, and we are the ones to help them give birth safely. This is why, despite the difficulties of the roads, they still risk coming to the center. Even if they spend a day at the center, they will not be tired because they are comfortable. We had 49 patients today.

When mothers come to the Love A Child Birthing Center, they are welcomed and receive good care, and the best medicines in our pharmacy. After the delivery, they must return to the appointment at the center within 6 days so that the midwife can check whether the baby’s state of health is normal. You can see in the photos a woman, her name is Morat Éveline. She gave birth at the center barely 6 days ago, and she came back to the appointment that the midwife gave her, the midwife checked the baby’s body temperature and took his weight. After analyzing him, the midwife said the baby is healthy.

With your donations, we have four beautiful delivery rooms with equipment, as well as several recovery rooms and an ultrasound room, and a laboratory. All our staff members are competent and we have the best doctors. Thank you to everyone who helps us improve the lives of the poor. Giving a little joy in the middle of danger is something God has given us.”

This precious note was from some of those who work in our Birthing Center! Thank you, partners, for “giving a little joy in the middle of danger,” Sherry