Family Hope

This year five of our boys turned 18 and graduated out of the orphanage. Before we said goodbye, we had a huge party to celebrate them, complete with speeches, laughter, food, and dancing. These young men have really blossomed and it was so much fun to throw a party in their honor. They deserved it!

This month, five of our older boys will be graduating from the orphanage and we are excited to share that all of them will be living with family. So much work goes into preparing them for this transition – family tracing, assessments, parenting classes, mental health evaluations, and more. It is great to see that

On August 12th CHI hosted our first Zoom update, and it was a blast! We gave an update on our work in Haiti plus answered questions from our supporters. In case you missed it, check out the recording (https://youtu.be/Z96aavm-jgE). We used the meeting to officially launch our Family Sponsorship program. Family sponsorship is a unique

This summer two of our children – Cindy & Jean Paul – were reunified with their families as a result of our Family Hope program!  We believe an orphanage cannot replace the love and belonging that children find in safe and nourishing homes, which is why we are overjoyed when children can return to their

We have very exciting news to share with you! Child Hope International has been able to shift our care plan for Katrina, reunifying her to live with her biological mom. Katrina came into our care in 2006.  It was a difficult time for her mother and she was unable to care for her.  Katrina’s mother

We have very exciting news to share with you. Echeline has been reunified with her mom. Here’s how this amazing story happened. Echeline came into our care in 2012, when she was three years old.  When we asked where her parents were, we were told that they had died in the 2010 earthquake. Haitian social

Our social worker, Vladimir, has identified a few children who are good candidates for family reunification, and over the next six months, we hope to begin placing children back in their family’s care.  This is the culmination of two years of extensive family tracing, evaluations, supervised visits, overnight trial visits, counseling sessions, and much prayer!