We are building up our intel on having a clinic in Cabois. We are looking at whether or not we’ll have it on an ongoing basis, have it periodically, be able to include dentistry, and so many other questions that also have to be answered. We have begun conversations
Hey everyone! Well this shelter project got bigger than we expected seeing that we couldn’t say no to people who have been living in tents for fifteen months. The earthquake in January 2010 has left 1.5 million people homeless in Haiti. Project Nourish has been trying to make a
One of the very cool things we get to do is bring in letters and gifts from sponsors. We try to take pictures for the sponsors so they can see that their benevolence reaches its target. But we get to be the conduit! It is fun to tell them
I had the honor of traveling with my daughter, Jaclyn on this last trip. It was just the two of us and it was nice. We started off together every moment, laughing, speaking Haitian Creole, and having fun. Then…she was off! She already made so many friends previously and
Our good friends Dave and Carolyn sent us some beans to give out in Cabois. Of course I had to try them…right? I never used to be much of a beans guy but after spending lots of time in the third world environment I’m quite used to a meal
Fifteen months after the earthquake and multitudes of families are still living in make-shift tents all over the country side of Haiti. It’s hard to imagine from our comfortable homes here in the States but seeing it firsthand really brings it home. A stick, a piece of plastic, a
We at Project Nourish will always hold a special place in our hearts for the sponsorship programs. So many long-term, fulfilling relationships have come from these programs. They have lead to international visits between families, business endeavors, and more! The little girl pictured above is shown holding a new
Project Nourish was so happy to distribute lots of shoes to families recently. This is one of the most appreciated gifts that we bring in on our trips. I remember the first time that I went to Haiti about 30 years ago. I was sitting on our luggage bags
Junior helping explain some medical instructions… Doug and Marie One of our Haitian team members, Junior has been instrumental in coordinating many of our initiatives in Haiti. He is tireless and pushes the team often to go a little further! Pictured on the above left we are giving
They were already friends…now we are! Just look at these cute little faces! So willing to befriend us, making our trip that much more enjoyable… So many of the children we come in contact with seem to just want to know that someone loves them. It’s not at all
