We have been spared. We've had some rain and a little wind but nothing like we've seen from other parts of Haiti. Satellite photos show the storm was right above us but we have been protected. Must be the prayers.
Keep 'em coming.
Thank you.
- Deacon Peter Faford
Stay informed, stay involved: here's one way of keeping up with what's happening in southern Haiti. Please consider supporting our mission to save orphans and vulnerable children from desperate poverty; contributions can be sent to our partners at Free the Kids - www.freethekids.org. Thank you for your help.
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Girls' Dome Village
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Espwa Klinik
The Pwoje Espwa Sud Klinik is up and running. Below is a picture of children, staff, and neighbors waiting to be seen.
Below is a picture of medication being organized. Vitamin C, iron, and children's Tylonel are a few of the most commonly prescribed medications coming out of the clinic.
A couple of happy patients!
Monday, August 13, 2012
Sony and Sonice
Sonice and Sony truly are thriving! Look how much they have grown in just a short amount of time. Wesberline and Wislove are just two of the preteen girls that help to care for the twins.
Food Distribution
Community Outreach is something we find very important and necessary. Above is a picture of local community members receiving vitamin enriched rice to help subsidize the intake of food their house requires. Not just anyone can receive food. We have an application process that helps determine the amount of assistance the family requires and how much we can provide for them. Unfortunately, our list of applicants is much larger than the amount of food we can actually distribute.
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Apology
On behalf of Free the Kids, I would like to apologize to any valued supporter who received a fake email from Father Marc. Unfortunately, Father Marc's email was compromised while he is away on sabbatical. The problem has been addressed, and we hope this will not happen again. We deeply apologize for any inconvenience.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Juice
Nutrition is something that is not taken lightly at Espwa. One of the ways we ensure the children are receiving all the vitamins they need is by serving them freshly squeezed juice. Above, Jonas slices limes for citrus juice.
The process is takes times, as each fruit is hand squeezed- no electric juicers here! Enough juice is made for all 600 children. See those five gallon buckets? They will be filled with citrus juice by the time these hard working men are done!
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