education

For one young man, learning about agriculture isn’t just about passing a class. It’s about preparing for his future. He is currently enrolled in trade school, where he is studying agriculture and gaining practical skills that could one day help him build a career and provide for his family. Recently, his studies took him outside

Summer break is about more than time away from school. For children, it’s also an opportunity to discover new interests, develop new skills, and imagine what might be possible for their future. This summer, five children supported through Child Hope International had the opportunity to participate in enrichment activities that did just that. Two children

Can a simple “thank you” change a family? For one family in Haiti, it already has. This year, Child Hope International continued building Families Count, our family strengthening program designed to equip parents with biblical principles and practical tools to build healthier, stronger homes. While we’re still refining the program, we’re already seeing encouraging signs

A young woman receives a toolkit for her telecommunication repair course. Three students from our program are beginning higher education. One student is enrolled in a four-year nursing program, preparing for a career dedicated to caring for others. Another is studying agriculture over the next five years, gaining skills that can strengthen food security and

At Child Hope International, we believe that strong families are the foundation for lasting change. That’s why we’re continuing to invest in Families Count, our biblical parenting program designed to equip, encourage, and walk alongside parents as they care for their children. Recently, we had the privilege of hosting an introductory meeting with 13 pastors

Earlier this year we shared that Child Hope International was in the midst of training 34 parents through our pilot project of the Families Count Biblical parenting program. This training, offered in partnership with the Haitian church, equips parents with practical tools and biblical principles for raising their children. By working alongside local pastors and

After more than a year of prayer, planning, translation work, and countless meetings with pastors and parents, the very first Families Count training in Haiti took place. From August 3–8, thirty-four parents gathered for six days of teaching, workshops, and prayer. These parents are faithful members of local churches and are all longing for the same

We have big news…four students in our program graduated from high school! Graduation is always a milestone worth celebrating, but in Haiti, where education is often disrupted by poverty, instability, and limited opportunities, reaching this point is a remarkable achievement. Each of these young men and women has worked hard, persevering through challenges to complete

In Haiti, it’s easy for a young person to lose their way, especially when they fall out of school. The danger isn’t just falling behind academically. With the country’s current crisis, gangs are quick to recruit idle youth. Education is more than just opportunity here—it’s a critical line of defense. That’s why this story gives

Because of the incredible generosity of our supporters, we are thrilled to introduce three new students joining our program this year! After years of living in an orphanage, Mireille* was finally able to return home. She was reunited with her mother and two sisters, Myrlande and Mariette. Mireille began thriving in her studies, and her