Sandrine THERLONGE was born in Haiti, particularly in Desdunes in the years of March 15, 1993. Her father, originally from Chevreau Lombard, Grande Saline, is a Seventh-day Adventist pastor. Young Sandrine grew up in Chevreau Lombard with her mother and father and her brothers and...
This is the first in a series of blogs that introduce the workers at the TGSF Clinic. Roldy JOSEPH, whose family is originally from Artibonite, was born in Saint-Marc on May 2, 1991. Roldy JOSEPH studied medicine at UNIVERSDAD TECNOLÓGICA DE SANTIAGO (UTESA) in the DOMINICAN...
Dear Friends and Supporters: So many are asking how The Good Shepherd Foundation (TGSF) is doing in this time of chaos in Haiti. The information below will help you see how we are not only managing but thriving. Most excitingly, our staff now reflects our faith. ...
The tragedy of gang violence in Haiti is ongoing. People are suffering and trying so very hard to make daily life work one step at a time. In the words of a consultant, currently working in Haiti: “Issues are very complex, violence, chaos, hunger…. there...
Dear Faithful Friends: We are happy to report that we are planning to reopen The Good Shepherd Foundation (TGSF) Clinic on January 8, 2024. Our local Chevreau contacts inform us that all is quiet and has been for two months. Despite the area’s challenges with gang...
We are saddened to report that the TGSF weekly clinics have been halted due to the danger to staff and patients posed by out-of-control gang activity....
Disaster has come upon our communities through the scourge of cholera .. this outbreak is taking us to financial depletion at an alarming rate and we are only at the tip of the spear of this crisis. ...
The Miracles for The Good Shepherd Foundation (TFSF) just keep continuing! We are now serving over 200 patients per week at a 5-day per week clinic with 2 nurses, and an MD being on site once per week and on-call the rest of the time. ...
At a recent board meeting the question was posed: "Why do you stay with The Good Shepherd Foundation Board?" It evoked emotion and a response from deep inside me....
When your ship is caught in a storm, staying on schedule becomes secondary to staying afloat! That’s kind of how it’s been for The Good Shepherd Foundation’s medical clinics in Haiti during the past year....