In the North Department of Haiti, two women sit in a stuffy room taking notes and reviewing charts. The office door hangs open to catch what little wind is available. A desk, a table crowded with scales and files, and a few chairs fill the area. The tile floor is...
Little Cherika was a somber toddler with a swollen belly and an impossible situation. Last summer, Cherika was looking forward to starting preschool at the Yellow Iron School of Light Preschool until a deadly tumor was found intertwining itself around one of her...
Saturday morning, March 2nd, 2019, Claudin Augustin walked the dirt field, his expert eyes assessing the goat herds for signs of good health and strong genetics. The previous week, the squalor of the animal market hardly touched his senses as he haggled for the price...
By Darryl De Ruiter, Organization Development Manager Current progress of construction of the new Sylvain Christian School of Light Many Hands for Haiti (MH4H) is thrilled to announce that construction has begun on our campus for a new elementary school that will be...
As previously stated by Jack, one of the main projects we got to work on while in Haiti was planting some genetically modified corn. The reason that Haiti so desperately needs GMO corn is due to the intensely dry and hot climate. Another factor that contributes to the...
