Haiti Foundation of Hope is a Christian organization addressing
the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of the people in the
impoverished and underserved rural communities of northern
Haiti.
education
We fund primary school education, supplement staff salaries, subsidize secondary education, and support women's trade school.
One-time gifts and regular contributions are welcome. You can give to wherever the need is the greatest or to a project of your choosing. Funds are needed to support students, teachers, medical staff and ongoing projects.
The Community Health program continues to be effective as 50 trained volunteers make home visits in Terre Blanche and five nearby villages. The volunteers work in their own villages to share knowledge and direct their neighbors to resources. Recently, during a home visit, a community health worker found his neighbor very sick – too sick…
There are two newly constructed buildings at the Clinic of Hope and Elize has been painting with passion to add the finishing touches. Work is also being done on the staff dorm at the clinic. The dorm was damaged in the October 2018 earthquake that struck northern Haiti. The building is being repaired and reinforced.…
“Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised…” Psalm 48:1 Haiti Foundation of Hope and many supporters set aside November 18, 2019 as a day of prayer and fasting for Haiti. Our sisters and brothers in the Free Methodist Churches in Terre Blanche, Dubedou , Finel and Anse Rouge organized a full week of…
Summarizing the Just to keep you posted series. Haiti is in a crisis – a time of demonstrations, unrest and uncertainty. The unrest began in February 2019 following reports involving corruption at the highest levels of government. The situation has worsened and the country has been locked down since mid-September. This crisis has affected everyone.…
I remember back to November 18 of 2018. Our medical team had been in Terre Blanche working alongside our Haitian teammates, providing health care to those who came to the Clinic of Hope. On November 18 we were driving to Port-au-Prince for our return home. Just outside of PAP we made an abrupt turn from…
