Updates

This month two of our social workers did extensive family tracing to find a family member of one of the children at our orphanage. We were informed that a grandfather lived north of Port Au Prince, in a small village near Cap-Haitien. Our social workers took a six-hour bus ride to see if they could

In 2019, Child Hope welcomed four new staff members! Each of our new hires joined the CHI Leadership Team in Haiti, and we are so excited for what they bring to our ministry. Last month they went out for lunch to celebrate the new year and begin looking ahead to 2020 and beyond. The first

On January 12, 2010, a 7.0 earthquake shook the country of Haiti. It is recorded as one of the deadliest natural disasters in history with an estimated 316,000 deaths (total population of Haiti in 2009 was 10 million). An additional 1.5 million instantly became homeless as buildings across the country were reduced to rubble. Board

In August Daphne was reunified with her sister 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 families’ homes.  Daphne came to Child Hope in 2007,

In December 2018 Child Hope International was awarded a grant from the Christian Alliance for Orphans for our Family Hope program. Now, 12 months after receiving the grant, hear the lessons we’ve learned and how we’ve adapted our program to overcome obstacles. Click below for our Q4 update.

On 18 December 2019, the UN General Assembly in New York adopted a Resolution on the Rights of The Child that signifies a major milestone in ending the institutional care of children globally. By adopting the Resolution, all of the 193 member states of the United Nations have agreed, for the first time in history, that orphanages harm children and, recognizing that the vast majority of children in orphanages have living family, all children should be reunited with or supported to remain with their families.