Return2Haiti – Child Emergency Plea Time is of critical importance for a boy named Discerne (Duce`ne) by Cynthia & Pierre Balthazar (co-founders of Return To Haiti) December 2018 Ducene is a teenage boy who lives in Haiti, whose health and poverty has kept him out of school all of his life. Over
It's Giving Tuesday and beyond! R2H has been helping in Haiti since 2010, when the devastating earthquake hit. We are now beginning to take bigger steps to further sustainability in the village of Belle Anse, Haiti. Co-Founders Pierre and Cynthia Balthazar live in Lansing, MI and travel to Haiti several times a year. Their work
Brothers, Jameson (front, age 12) and Ducene (back, age 14) live in the village of Belle Anse, Haiti. You may notice the difference in their size. This is because Ducene has been ill for over 6, with no treatment for possible TB. In January, while Dr. Virginia Nelson was working in Haiti with R2H, Ducene
RETURN 2 HAITI unites with other non-profit DAYS FOR GIRLS Goal – To purchase 300 packets & teach workshops August 15, 16 & 17, 2017 Cost - $5,000 Return 2 Haiti will be giving a workshop just for young ladies this August. We feel it is important to teach them about their changing bodies and
Two events highlighted the month of April for Return2Haiti...on April 8, Pierre, Cindy and Janice attended the University of Michigan-sponsored event “Pandemic! Contagious Crises from AIDS to Zika” that featured Dr. Paul Farmer, founder of Partners in Health and a hospital in the Central Plateau of Haiti. After his talk, we were able to meet
ESPRESSO ROYALE CAFE helps R2H gather rice and beans for hungry children in Haiti. Bring in a bag of rice and or black beans to Espresso Royale’s Plymouth Rd location, March 6th-9th in Ann Arbor and you will get 20% off of any coffee at the time of your donation. Return2Haiti will take this
I am going to make this short...We learned, yesterday, of the death of this sweet little boy. He is the son of one of our teachers, we played with him during our last visit. He became ill, and although his parents were able to get him to the hospital in Jacmel, he wasn't able to
In the summer of 2012 we launched our first health initiative, with the help of one of our partner organization - Homeopaths Without Borders. We selected 30 candidates to participate in this training program with the hope that we would be building local health care capacity and an environment of sustainability for the practitioners. The
