Meet our Staff

In September Morgan Katz, an OSU sophomore and I interviewed school and clinic staff to give them an opportunity to go on record with personal thoughts and feelings about their work in Campeche/Dumay. Here are some of their comments.

We will be featuring a few employees at a time on this website.  Our hope is to try to create interest in supporting the work of these individuals by paying a yearly salary.  A one-time contribution of $720.00 can help support a Community Health Worker for a year; $1,000 can help support a teacher. 

Thank you!

Bob Karaffa

Soeurette Mie Breval: Community Health Worker.
“I like my job supervising the patients in taking medication; but I also work hard to make sure that new HIV patients who need treatment actually come in to the clinic and get help.”
 

Louis Jean Evens: Teacher.
“This work that I am doing is helping to reduce the rate of illiteracy in the country. Too many children in Haiti don’t go to school. I am proud to have the opportunity to take the responsibility to educate them to become better citizens.”
 

Jean Jude Dieudonne:  Comptroller/Accountant.
“Health is riches everyone should have.
I like working for an organization that helps people who cannot pay big money for health care.  In addition this organization gives education that is free of charge.  Health and education are two of the most important things for a person in my opinion. For these two reasons I feel good about this job.”

Jean Franck Bruny: Director/Principal of Bethel School Of Dumay.
My work is teaching and I have done it for many years. I taught Jean Jude Dieudonne (left) and others working here; and they are pillars of the organization. When students come back to Dumay and they are lawyers or engineers, I am very proud!