One week ago a devastating fire in an orphanage in Haiti took the lives of 15 children. What’s even more devastating is this orphanage had lost its accreditation and was operating without a valid license in Haiti due to overcrowding, unsanitary conditions, suspected...

SOLAR POWERThis photo might not look like much, but it definitely brings excitement! The recent struggles in Haiti that caused fuel shortages and roadblocks left the World Wide Village wells (powered by fuel generators) unable to provide water. When the well is dry,...

Education:   School is back in session! For months, political protests and roadblocks have kept children and teachers out of school, but we are thrilled to report that students are back to learning. The peace and calm in Haiti is definitely an answer to prayer!...

Love God. Love Others.   These two commands sum up Jesus’ call to us as Christians and are the perfect way to describe how Pastor Nerner and his wife, Yolaine, live each and every day. Nerner (pronounced “Ney Ney”) and Yolaine have four grown children and have...

Pictured: Anel Aristil Teach a man to fish… or more specifically… teach a man to weld! Promoting education and development in Haiti has always been a focus of World Wide Village and your generosity is helping make that happen! Anel Aristil – the WWV...

  DEEP ECONOMIC AFTERSHOCKS:   We are pleased to report that the protests in Haiti have calmed down and roadblocks are much less frequent. Traffic is moving, some schools have opened and many more are planning to re-open soon.  We are cautiously...

Give today to POWER THE PUMPS! Your gift for #GivingTuesday will provide solar power for wells in Joly's village. Be a part of giving fresh, clean water for years to come.

 This #GivingTuesday, your generosity helped to POWER THE PUMPS and provide solar power for one of the wells in Williamson, Haiti!      There are many benefits to using solar-powered pumps over diesel generators: Diesel fuel is...