Serving one another in love...
Honoring the Dignity of the Haitian People
We partner with passionate Haitians who are working hard to improve their communities.
WE VALUE:
Christ-Centered & Meaningful Christian Formation
Vocational Empowerment for Financial Independence
Christ-Centered & Meaningful Christian Formation
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Educational Excellence
Vocational Empowerment for Financial Independence
Christ-Centered & Meaningful Christian Formation
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Robust Physical & Emotional Health
Vocational Empowerment for Financial Independence
Vocational Empowerment for Financial Independence
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Vocational Empowerment for Financial Independence
Vocational Empowerment for Financial Independence
Vocational Empowerment for Financial Independence
WE focus ON:
LOVING CHILDREN
The Children's Training and Nutrition Center (CFNE) is a safe haven for youth coming from destitute situations.
- Child Sponsorship provides a "hope-filled" future for a child.
- Additionally, there are two homes for graduate youth which provide loving support as they move towards independence.
SERVING CHURCHES
Seeking to strengthen local churches, HHH partners with 13 churches in Haiti through various programs, including:
- Pastor training and conferences
- Youth summer Bible camps
- Education assistance
- Adult Literacy Classes
- Benevolence Fund and Emergency Relief during natural disasters
FUNDING EDUCATION
FUNDING EDUCATION
HHH helps to provide a quality Christian education to more than 2,500 children in eight primary and three secondary schools in northern Haiti. Additionally:
- the Poteau and Tarasse schools have libraries and computer labs.
- university and vocational training opportunities are available to help prepare youth for the future.
Sustainable Projects
AGRICULTURE
HHH expanded its sustainable agriculture projects in the region of Poteau through a partnership with Rise Against Hunger.
Completed projects:
- Purchased land (5 acres), planted gardens, and built a 6,000-gallon reservoir and installed an irrigation system
- Employed a full-time Agronomist to teach youth and neighbors efficient gardening techniques
- Drilled two deep-water wells powered by solar pumps
- Constructed tilapia fish tanks to support a hydroponic garden
BON BEADS
Young Haitian artisans living in the children's home in Poteau use recycled cereal boxes to make Bon Beads. Each artist has a business plan providing for supplies, necessities, and savings. Income provides a nest egg for youth to begin life outside of the home once they are of age.
Jewelry may be purchased at HHH events - OR - Consider hosting a Bon Bead Party at your home or office to promote our ministry and the work of our youth.
Contact us for more information.