by Kim Anderson | Jan 16, 2024 | Programs
2021-2022 Following the assassination of President Moise in July of 2021, gang violence erupted. Gangs in the capital city expanded their territories and many people were forced to flee their homes. Kidnappings grew sharply and roadblocks into Port-au-Prince...
by Kim Anderson | Jan 16, 2024 | Programs
Encie Desir is a new mother. When asked what she most enjoys about her baby, Encie’s face lit up. The love of a mother was reflected in her bright smile. “I love it when my baby cuddles with me and touches my face with his little hand. It makes me so happy. My...
by Kim Anderson | Jan 16, 2024 | Programs
Thanks to your generosity, we’re expanding education in Haiti, one classroom at a time! Over the last two months, many of you have contributed to building new classrooms in Luly, Haiti. We have been blown away by your generosity! Amazing supporters from...
by Kim Anderson | Jan 16, 2024 | Programs
“Dèyè mòn gen mòn.” Behind mountains, more mountains. This well-known proverb in Haitian Creole can be a description of the endless mountain ranges in Haiti. On a deeper level, it reflects the insurmountable struggles that families face in Haiti. Many Haitians...
by Kim Anderson | Nov 14, 2023 | Programs
There are so many barriers to learning in Haiti. Poverty, hunger and lack of educational resources can cause children to struggle. Students who are exposed to violence (like that from gangs) are also more at risk of under-achieving and dropping out of school. ...