Updates

The people of Haiti have been protesting for over a year.  The central issue is corruption –  $2 billion of foreign aid that was misused, misappropriated, or embezzled by government officials.  Other issues like a fuel crisis and inflation of the Gourde are byproducts of the corruption.  Schools and businesses have been closed, roadblocks made

Through our Future Hope Program, the older children visited Farmatrix Laboratories, a pharmaceutical manufacturer.  They were able to ask questions about careers in the industry and get an inside look at how vitamins & medicines are made.  It was an amazing opportunity, and all part of our strategy to provide orphan care that reduces the

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

During the summer while the children are out of school, we place an emphasis on encouraging the children think about their futures.  We visit several local businesses so the children can see what some of the job and career opportunities are in Haiti.  In July, the children visited Anacaona soap factory, which recycles soap from

This school year has been unusual and very challenging.  Over the course of the year the children missed a total of 2 weeks of school due to the political protests in Port au Prince.  In early June, classes were again cancelled, meaning our students did not take their end-of-year exams. Although the end of the

Through our Future Hope program we strive to equip the next generation of Haitian leaders with integrity, Biblical values, and a strong work ethic that will follow them into their futures. Two of the ways we do this is by providing our older youth with internship opportunities and by financially supporting graduates as they pursue