This is what Jean Rony sent about the family who moved into the house,
"This family is living in the house now. They are four people, one lady and her three daughters. The lady's name is Roseline Euguene, age 50. She has 3 daughters whose names are Oseline Derilus, Orathanie Camelo, and Resue Dutervil.
The mother is so thrilled of having a place to stay now with her daughters as she had been sleeping out on a porch of a rice mill since people broke into the thatch hut they had borrowed. She says, sleeping out on a porch had always been a restless night for her. It is even worse for the family when it is market day. Mill schedule starts as early as 3 a.m. on market day.
The family thanked so much the project and whoever contributed to the house to be built. They also said many thanks to the team that came down to help with the construction. "
- Jean Rony
Additional note from Tom at Faith In Action International - "The oldest daughter was very ill when I first saw her. Not sure with what - skin and bones - dehydrated but not sure the cause. Got her to the hospital and she is doing much better. The family had their small thathed hut broken into when no one was home about four months ago. As it was secluded in the middle of a garden of millet (that gets to be 14 feet tall), they moved out to live on the porch of the mill. The mom works in our tree nursery and is helping graft avocadoes this week. The two youngest are in school (paid for by FIAI)."
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