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Father Raphael is on a Mission from God
Mission When Fr. Raphael visited his aging parents in Haiti, he had a hard time recognizing his homeland. Things get worse in that country by the minute due to the absence of the state. After many years of reflection, Fr. Raphael has decided to “give back” to Haiti by delivering medical services to Haitians with no access to healthcare. In gratitude for all the blessings he has received in life, Fr. Raphael would like to:
- Build a Modern hospital to alleviate the misery and the hopelessness of the people in Haiti.
- Build a Vocational School/ Healthcare Training School so Haitians can learn to serve their neighbors in need.
- Build a Guesthouse/ Lodging for family members of the patients receiving treatment.
The 501(C)3 project will serve a population of approximately 126,000. This commune county is without the presence of even a family physician. The nearest healthcare facility is 35 miles away, with no reliable equipment, no sufficient healthcare professional, nor public transportation.
After many years of prayers and then consulting some local authorities, Fr. Raphael was granted 6.45 acres of land by the state of Haiti renewable for 35 years. Some people do not hesitate to tell him already that it is impossible. But he smiles. He knows that nothing is really easy in life. And, what is impossible for God?! Fr. Raphael is on a mission for God.
Haitian Government Supports the Mission and Generating Revenue
With the help of the Vice-President of the project in Haiti, the non-profit has hired a lawyer in Haiti who has already shared the vision and understands perfectly the goal. He is a preacher himself!
A sub-committee, sharing the vision, is being formed in the local area in order to secure the property, protect the crop that will be growing there. An agricultural firm is working on a plan to store the water that already on the property to water the crops.
Plantain is part of the national crops in Haiti. It grows fast if proper attention is given to it and it sells fast on the open market.
Locals See Project as a Dream Come True and Willing to Commit to "Whatever It Takes"
The project is the talk of the town!!! They can’t wait to see this “dream come true”. Hearing this project is coming to their area, they want to see the buildings rising as fast as it can. They would commit to any sacrifice to convert this dream into reality.