3 days ago
Baby Khetia is out of the hospital and doing great! 🥳 Working on getting an updated picture of her. Her mama is in need of prayers now. She is feeling very unwell and is unable to stand up. She's been admitted to an adult hospital run by nuns nearby. Hopefully we will have some answers soon. Please pray for her!🙏🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
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1 week ago
UPDATE: This need has been graciously met and then some! Marie will be getting her first round of tests this week.
Meet Marie - a brave mother of six children - who is facing a critical health crisis. With symptoms pointing to a possible heart condition, Marie urgently needs medical tests to find out what's going wrong. She has no work and no support, and is struggling to care for her children.
Marie and her children receive food support from CHM, but Marie needs to go to the hospital for tests to ensure her health and safety. Without treatment, her condition will likely worsen, and her family will face a heartbreaking reality—without her, her children might end up in orphanages or even on the streets.
✨ Your generosity can keep this family together. ✨
Donations are needed to cover the cost of Marie's medical tests and any necessary treatment, currently estimated at $500. Your gift will give Marie the chance to heal and continue to care for her children, keeping their family strong and united.
💖 Donate today and keep this family together. Every contribution brings hope and healing to Marie and her kids. ... See MoreSee Less
2 weeks ago
It's Black History Month 🇭🇹 and Haitian History is Black History
Did you know that the United States was able to buy the Louisiana Purchase territory due to events happening in Haiti? By 1803 Napoleon had effectively lost control of Saint-Domingue (modern day Haiti) and needed money to fund his war against England and Spain in Europe. He sold the Louisiana Purchase and the size of the United States was doubled overnight!*
Read more here: https://historyarch.com/2018/04/…
*The land that was "sold" in the Louisiana Purchase was really stolen from the indigenous populations who already lived there, but that is outside the scope of this. post. ... See MoreSee Less