It’s Friday morning and I woke up before anyone in the house. I’m sitting on a second story balcony overlooking the creek at the back of the house which has these small black Haitian pigs rooting around in it. There is a … Read More
Thursday, April 16 One of the paradoxes of the 4th and final day doing clinic is – a sense of accomplishment that we are almost done and the sadness that we are almost done and will be leaving. As a … Read More
Wednesday, April 15th It is my granddaughter Emily’s 9th birthday. I called her at 6:30 her time to wish her the best of day. My wish carried over to the Haiti team. We had a good day; hot but good day. Prior … Read More
Tuesday, April 14 Today was a good day, not so much about the children, the adults and the experience of and at St. V. It was a day of personal growth. We took the HHH van via the ummmm scenic … Read More
Hello All – going well. I would turn on the AC, if there was any!! Monday, April 13th We were up early to leave at 730… the plan was to see the flag rising at St. V. Note the plan; … Read More
Dr Sue Trzynka has a team of nurses working at St Vincents this week. She sends me daily reports of their experience. Read below for her first few days in Haiti: Hello All Saturday: April 11th We have arrived in … Read More
The Episcopal University of Haiti plans to open a 4 year program for physical therapy and occupational therapy very soon. This work is the culmination of years of planning between Janet O’Flynn, an OT from the US and partners in … Read More
The Episcopal University of Haiti plans to open a 4 year program for physical therapy and occupational therapy very soon. This work is the culmination of years of planning between Janet O’Flynn, an OT from the US and partners in … Read More
Brothers and Sisters, I hope you are well in the name of God. We have several announcements for you. Soon you will be able to access this and other information on Facebook through the pages mentioned below. Ecclesia, the official … Read More
Travel and Leisure wrote up a nice piece on the new Marriott in Port-au-Prince. It’s a refreshing look at the beauty of Haiti and possibilities for renewal of the city.