Updates

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

The spiritual well-being of the children and families we serve is a top priority. We have a pastor on staff who makes home visits to the families in our Family Hope program. During a visit he takes prayer requests, sings worship songs, and leads a Bible study. Some of the themes he will cover this

Over 3,000 people in Cité Soleil, Haiti were forced to flee their homes this past July as rampant gang wars raged around them. 140 homes were burned to the ground. Hundreds of children were separated from their families in the chaos. One social worker from ONG OCCED’H, in partnership with UNICEF, has helped connect 76

After a decade of providing care to orphans and vulnerable children, Child Hope felt God was placing an even higher call on the ministry – to invest in families. In 2016 we began to explore family-based care for the children living at the orphanage. Over the past six years we have placed 18 children and

Through Child Hope International’s Transition Support Services program, we provide coaching and training to other organizations that would like to transition to family-based care. One of our clients, Hopestart International, has been working with us since January 2021. We interviewed their Country Director, Jennifer Law, about their experience in our TSS program. Where is Hopestart