Updates

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

One of Child Hope International’s core programs is our Transition Support Services, where we coach orphanages on the importance of family. To date, we have trained over 130 social workers and orphanage staff on family-based care! During these Family-Based Care training sessions, we identified a pressing need for child protection training in many orphanages. In

We are thrilled to announce a new initiative led by our staff pastor to empower parents in Haiti through a transformative parenting training program. This program is aimed at church-going parents who have children currently living in orphanages.  Child Hope International has translated an existing, impactful training into the Haitian context and Creole language with

In Haiti, where educational opportunities can often be scarce, every step forward is a monumental achievement. We could not be more proud of Yvenson*, a young man who recently started an electromechanics course at one of Haiti’s top trade schools. Graduating from Philo, the pinnacle of high school education in Haiti, was a significant milestone

Last summer our Ministry Development Coordinator organized a trivia game called “Bible Genius” for all of the children in our Family Hope program. It was a fun time of for the children to deepen their understanding of scripture while competing against their friends. The children were awarded cash prizes for their efforts. Two sisters decided

Child Hope recently conducted a comprehensive training session for an orphanage situated in the central plateau of Haiti. The training, conducted online, aimed at enhancing the staff’s capabilities in carrying out family reunifications. The training involved seven staff members – the orphanage director, a social worker, and several nannies. Their entire team is now well-equipped