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Hurricane Matthew is continuing its progress towards Jamaica and Haiti. With sustained winds of 130mph this evening, hurricane warnings have been issued for both countries, and life-threatening rain is expected in Haiti. The Category 4 storm is edgin...

Bermudian Robin Hamill is helping put smiles on the faces of disadvantaged children in Haiti. He’s the president of HaitiChildren, a home for abandoned, orphaned and disabled youngsters in the Caribbean nation. David Jean Krabacher is one of his char...

Mikayla Lema is raising funds so her “brothers and sisters” in Haiti can eat three meals a day just like she does. The eight-year-old is on a mission to support her new friends at the Feed My Lambs Ministry orphanage in Montrouis. “I was shocked be...

Peter Dunne used to think almost everyone had a bike gathering dust in the garage. Cycle after cycle was dropped off after the Bermuda Bicycling Association launched an appeal for their school programme seven years ago. When the dust settled they had...

Bermudians are leading an initiative to build a farm in Haiti that will serve children at an orphanage and school. Project manager John Singleton is being supported by the technical expertise of farmer Tom Wadson; they will join forces with Bermudian...

Haitian teenager Jean Berry has trouble sleeping. His home in Port-au-Prince has no gate and crime is rife. The only time he feels truly safe is at his school, run by American charity HaitiChildren. He is learning maths and French, subjects which he ...

Tropical Storm Erika caused substantial damage in Haiti last week, but a local orphanage, clinic and school have survived unscathed. The Feed My Lambs Orphanage — founded by Bermudian philanthropist Phillip Rego in 2009 — houses 58 children and the ...

Volunteers from Bermuda reflect on their experience helping with the Feed My Lambs Orphanage in Haiti, while working with the charity’s founder Phillip Rego. In the final part of her series, The Royal Gazette’s Nicola Muirhead looks at the impact the...

Volunteers from Bermuda reflect on their experience helping with the Feed My Lambs orphanage in Haiti, while working with the charity’s founder Phillip Rego. In the second of a three-part series The Royal Gazette’s Nicola Muirhead shares their story ...

A humanitarian visit to an orphanage in Haiti in 2008 changed Phillip Rego’s life forever. The Royal Gazette’s Nicola Muirhead travelled with Mr Rego and the Feed My Lambs ministry to the country last week to see what they do first hand. In the firs...

When Phillip Rego first visited Haiti it was with the idea of helping out “a bit”. Five years later, he has a charity Feed My Lambs Ministry that runs an orphanage, a school and a clinic helping hundreds of Haitian children in desperate need. Mr Rego...

Five years ago Philip Rego woke after a vivid dream he believes was led by God. Within hours he had organised necessary immunisation shots and purchased a plane ticket to Haiti. That same day, he flew more than 1,700 miles to get to the impoverished...