What We Do

Our Projects:

Education:

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Our Organization is working with the Haitian government to provide hope to the Haitian people who don't have any type of public social services. 50% of the Haitian children don't attend school and approximately 30% of those children attending primary school won't make it to the third grade. 60% of children will abandon school before the 6th grade and only 29% of Haitians whom are 25 and above attended secondary school.

We work with each and every teacher to make sure that they are properly trained and provide them with the materials for each student so they can be successful in school and get the proper learning.

Housing:

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In Haiti our organization has impletented a construction training program for the people to take so they can learn to build better homes and then go on and teach their fellow people what they've learned in the course. The Haitians are taught how build structures that are resistant to earthquakes.

Food:

We have loaded trucks that were full of rice, canned meat, MannaPack, first aid kits, and blankets to areas in Haiti that got the worst hit from the hurricane. Hygiene kits, baby items, household kits, mosquito nets and jerry cans were also packed.

Water:

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To provide clean water in Haiti we built wells around the country so the people would no longer have to walk miles and fill containers with dirty water that would get them sick. Now there's wells built in every town so the people have access to clean healthy water. The workers taught the people how to build the well and how to use it so when we're gone they can teach others how to do the same.