Read More - Addressing the First 1,000 Days of Life with CARE in Guatemala
This week, CARE is directing a congressional delegation to Guatemala including Rep. Diane Black (R-TN) and Rep. Renee Ellmers (R-NC), among other activists. The goal of our trip was to witness first-hand the lives of women and children across the nation in terms of health.
Read More - Hope Through Healing Hands at the IF: Gathering!
Hope Through Healing Hands sponsored a luncheon for IF: Gathering attendees on Saturday, February 7. We were thrilled to host more than 200 attendees who came to learn more about the critical global health issues of mothers and children.
Read More - Gates Annual Letter and Hope for Mothers and Babies
Bill and Melinda Gates released their annual letter yesterday, making predictions, setting goals, and issuing challenges for the next 15 years.

They believe that the next 15 years will be particularly transformational for world's poorest:"The lives of people in poor countries will improve faster in the next 15 years than at any other time in history. And their lives will improve more than anyone else's."
Read More - HTHH Listed on Amazon Smile
Hope Through Healing Hands is happy to announce that we are now eligible for Amazon Smile donations! Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of your eligible AmazonSmile purchases when you shop at smile.Amazon.com.
Read More - A Voice for Those Who Cannot Speak
Hope Through Healing Hands is thrilled to be a sponsor of the IF:Gathering in Austin, Texas. This year we will be hosting a luncheon between sessions on Saturday, February 7. IF:Gathering attendees can register for the luncheon here. Today, HTHH’s executive director, Jenny Dyer, is sharing her story at Unleash, the IF:Gathering blog.
Read More - FGHL Blog: Chris Bush - Preventing Youth Violence
Since last week, we’ve been busy with meeting more people and being exposed to a project that we’ll be working on while we’re in the Dominican Republic. Last Wednesday we attended a forum on preventing youth violence and delinquency in West Santo Domingo.
Read More - FGHL Blog: Chris Bush - Last Days in the Clinic
On the 10th of October I attended a Mass that was held in honor of individuals suffering from mental illness as it was World Mental Health Day. This was my first Mass held in Spanish, and additionally, it was held in the first cathedral in the Americas. The experience was really incredible.
Read More - FGHL Blog: Chris Bush - First Days in Santo Domingo
Before arriving in Santo Domingo, I had to attend a pre-departure orientation that revolved around my experience, personal and professional expectations, and various rules and advice for the experience. Once I arrived in Santo Domingo, my preceptor, Teresa, took Milca and I out for lunch before heading to the office for their weekly Monday meeting.

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