We just went up to Cabois again this past week. We were able to bring some food to some families in need. And we also addressed the schooling issue for our sponsored children. It is so meaningful to these families when their child gets sponsored and they find out
Unfortunately, I have the task of bearing some sad news. A friend in the village of Santo has been patiently waiting for a temporary medical visa for her little 4 month old baby girl. Waiting is the norm in Haiti; for paperwork, for pay, for food, etc… After being
Project Nourish is actively pursuing solutions for the difficult struggles in the average Haitian life. These struggles include housing, food, employment, clean water, electricity, and fuel. Presently we are building relationships and considering options for building an integrated farming system that integrates agriculture with aquaculture, creates fertilizer, produces electricity,
Was that wedding bells we heard?? That’s right! We certainly had a wedding a couple of weeks ago. Our son, James Vanderhoof married Linda Guerrier of BordMer. It was a wonderful time of celebration! . The Ring Ceremony James & Linda It was a beautiful ceremony with a couple
When we go into Cabois, or any of the villages we help, we do not have to make an announcement or “beep” the horn. Just show up! After a few short moments there are children all around. They’re happy, bouncing, dancing, singing…it’s electric! They equate our presence with some
Project Nourish has experienced a level of success by partnering with other individuals and organizations. Below I am pictured with a couple of our key helpers at PN along with Yves from Samaritan’s Purse. Our partnership with SP for the construction of interim housing for families who fell victim
We see so many children throughout our travels in Haiti. Some of them are happy & some sad, some healthy & some not so healthy, some from the middle class & some from the lower class. But certain needs stick out at certain times and this is one of
We have many children who need sponsors to care for their schooling expenses as well as food and clothes. But that said, we are so thankful for those who have stepped up to sponsor several children. When we take trips to Haiti we always have sponsors sending special gifts
It intrigues me how in this age we still have such a contrast of the haves and the have nots. Unfortunately, Haiti is a country of the have nots. But we aim to do something about that. Here is glimpse at one of the Project Nourish teams sharing some
On a recent trip we brought some more beans, donated by our friends Dave & Carolyn, to Cabois. These are a real great thing for the families we are serving. They are dehydrated refried beans. All that’s needed is to add some boiled water and they have tasty treat
