We are overjoyed to share that Dorothy, the fragile 14 year-old with tuberculosis we introduced to you a year ago, has made an amazing comeback. Dorothy was hanging onto life by a very thin thread. So sick and so sad, she refused to eat, speak or take her medications. There was no choice but to […]
We have many sick children in our care. One of them is Dorothy, a fragile 14-year old with TB. She is extremely sick and so sad she refused to eat, take medication, or talk about her sorrows.
For a long time, House of Hope has struggled with an inadequate kitchen. The generosity of a benefactor has allowed up to make much-needed improvements. These included tiling the floor, adding new propane cooking burners, and painting the walls. We still have to find and purchase stainless steel counters and food prep tables… then our […]
It has continued to rain almost constantly since Hurricane Matthew. This has caused flooding in many areas. One of our trees fell, but fortunately not on House of Hope. We chopped it up to have fuel for cooking. We have also welcomed more children to House of Hope. Many of these children are ill and […]
Linda, the director of House of Hope, asked us to forward news to you about how we have fared after the hurricane. The kids are all doing well. They are in school and life seems pretty much back to normal. The only fallout for us from the big hurricane that went through has been receiving […]
Friends of Humanity held a board meeting this past weekend to review the status of ongoing projects at House of Hope and Beraca Medical Center. President Renel Noel reported on the Sanitation Project and other matters. To date, the septic tank has been completed. This was done at a cost of $8,000 and involved many […]
We gratefully acknowledge Sandra and Victor Fuller and the Fuller Family Foundation for their belief in this mission and for leading with a very generous donation.
We gratefully acknowledge Eli and Edy Broad and the Broad Foundation for their generous support of our work.
Heidi Hewes Cancer Association often contributes medicines, home care equipment, and medical equipment that can be shipped.
We are extremely grateful for the donation of brand new commercial washers and dryers from a laundromat owner. This donation means laundry for the hospital and orphanage no longer has to be done by hand.
We would like to thank Tina Cornely and her nonprofit, Bridging Humanity, for collecting diapers and goods for House of Hope.
We would like to thank the Rotary Club of Miami Shores for their ongoing support.
We are grateful to Great HealthWorks for a donation of $500 toward the Sanitation Project.