Updates

Our Transition Support Services program has two main activities: 1) hosting workshops to train social workers and 2) consulting directly with organizations that are expanding their family-based care services. Workshops In September we hosted our 7th family-based care workshop, which was attended by 20 Haitian social workers and orphanage staff. Here are testimonials from two

Our social workers and pastor made a visit to one of our families in the North Department. They live in a very remote area where electricity, internet, and cell reception are not always available. The team traversed dirt roads in bad condition before making it to the family’s house. When they got there they were

During the summer our staff Pastor put on a Bible trivia competition, called “Bible Genius.” The children from the Family Hope program were invited to come back to our offices to participate in the challenge. The questions were all related to the book of Ephesians. Many of the children recited the key memory verse flawlessly:

In a country where it is estimated that less than 20% of students graduate from high school, this young man’s determination and resilience shine as a beacon of hope! Throughout his school career, this Future Hope student has encountered numerous roadblocks that threatened to derail his educational aspirations. Haiti’s political climate has been turbulent, leading

Despite the continuing crisis in Haiti, people are finding ways to persevere and carry on. At Child Hope that means continuing our orphan prevention and family strengthening work. Education is a critical component of our orphan prevention strategy, as it has the power to lift generations out of poverty. This school year our Future Hope

This month we hosted our 5th family-based care workshop and trained 19 Haitian social workers. It was by the grace of God the workshop was able to happen, considering gangs control 60% of Port au Prince and insecurity continues to escalate. Despite the unfolding crisis, we had 50 people register and we had to cap