We hear stories of tragedy, struggle, and loss. It may impact us for a moment but we’re able to cuddle back into our cozy lives and carry on with every day. And while these stories can compel us to make a difference in the lives of those who are suffering,
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Drop 7: Real Hope for Haiti
Survival mode. That’s how most people in the area that Real Hope for Haiti serves life, said Licia Betor of the organization. “Each day they are trying to figure out how to eat,” she said. “We serve a large area that is very rural. Most people eat once a day.
Helping Big Get Bigger
After two short months of life together, Big’s mom passed away – leaving the infant alone in his grandmother’s care. Big’s father visited a couple times over the next months. At first, the child was doing well. On his father’s second visit, the family decided Big’s health required emergency care.
Chrislene at Real Hope For Haiti
When a baby is born, we take particular care as we hold the small infant, supporting its neck as the young child is not strong enough yet to do so on its own. Generally, we know this will change over the first months of his or her life. At 20
Thanks for Helping Stanley!
It’s an amazing thing you’ve done! Thanks to your generous support, our Diaper Drop, Real Hope for Haiti now has blankets and cloth diapers to help care for the children in their care, like Stanley. When Stanley arrived at the Rescue Center, he weighted just twelve pounds. Being so skinny,
Save Babies Like P.I. On July 18, 2018
As a supporter of Jake’s Diapers, you have personally helped enable families in Haiti to rise out of poverty and raise healthy children, overcoming their need to choose between food, clean water, or diapers. Take “P.I.” for example, whose mother suffered from seizures when she was 5 months pregnant, leading
Lovely Blandine
We recently sent a team to Haiti, and they were able to bring along many supplies, including appropriately sized cloth diapers for older children. While at Real Hope for Haiti, one of our Diaper Drops, they met a smiley little 5 year old named Blandine. Blandine is thankful for the
Hurricane Irma Flooding at our Diaper Drops In Haiti
Hurricane Irma is one of the strongest storms ever measured in the Atlantic, with a wide path of devastation and impact throughout the Caribbean and Florida. On Thursday, September 7, Hurricane Irma passed to the north of Haiti. Heavy rains fell, and our Diaper Drop at Real Hope for Haiti
NBC26 Cares: Saving Children in Haiti with Diapers
I cannot contain my excitement. Every day is another opportunity to make positive world change happen. And we’re doing it! We are ending the choice between food & diapers, one diaper at a time! I still am in awe of last week’s Impact Club donation. And that’s not the only
Medgine’s Malnutrition
Meet Medgine, a sweet little 10-month-old. She was just admitted to the Rescue Center at Real Hope for Haiti. Through the amazing support of our donors, we’re working to meet all of Real Hope’s diaper needs. This enables Real Hope to focus on helping Medgine and the other 57 inpatient children
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