~MEET EVENSON~
There was a knock on our gate and when I went to look, there
was this little boy standing there with expectant eyes, ten years old and
skinny as a rail. His father, a mechanic
from Port-au-Prince, had abandoned him on our doorstep - this child was
Evenson. Abandoned by his family at a
very young age he is now one of Espwa’s many treasured children.
Little by little, he began to smile, to meet friends, and
become engaged with his new life at Pwoje Espwa. Evenson was a stand out soccer player. Unfortunately,
in the spring of 2013, Evenson and a close friend were in a terrible motorcycle
accident that almost took his life.
Evenson was rushed to Port-Au-Prince (PAP) laying in a puddle of blood
in the back of an Espwa vehicle, accompanied by an Espwa nurse and a staff
person. After being denied entry from 3
hospitals, they found one to take him and by the grace of God he survived.
~HIS NEED~
Currently, Evenson has a serious medical issue affecting his
ability to urinate which could be life threatening if not addressed. So far, he has received a sonogram at the
local hospital here in Les Cayes. After
seeing a blockage in the urethra, the doctor has decided that Evenson needs to
go to Port-Au-Prince for further exploration of the medical issue which will
more than likely result in the need for surgery.
~HOW TO HELP~
These unexpected emergencies cannot be covered by our
operating budget. We are in dire need of
donations TODAY to pay for Evenson’s transportation to Port-au-Prince, his lab
work and whatever surgery he will need.
Our best guess at this point is $1600.00. Donations can be made directly to FTK
designated for Evenson’s medical fund.
We pray that God would direct your hearts to help in any way
you are able – THANK YOU in the name of all Espwa’s children, especially
Evenson.
TO DONATE:
SEND CHECKS TO: Payable
to Free the Kids (Designate in memo:
emergency medical fund)
FREE
THE KIDS
5704
W. MARKET ST. #8947
GREENSBORO,
NC 27419
CREDIT CARD: www.freethekids.org (Designate in memo: emergency medical fund)
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