Children’s Education
Haiti has the lowest literacy rate in the Western Hemisphere — only 61% of adults can read and write. Nearly half of all school-age children are not enrolled in any school, and of those who do enroll, fewer than 30% will finish primary education. Overcrowded classrooms, undertrained teachers, and crumbling buildings leave an entire generation without the foundation they deserve.
And yet, Haitian families fight for education every single day — skipping meals, taking on debt, making impossible choices just to keep one child in school. The problem has never been a lack of love or ambition. It is a lack of access. That is exactly the gap we exist to close — one classroom, one child, one family at a time.
Here's how we're changing that:
- We build and renovate classrooms so students learn in safe, dignified spaces
- We construct new schools in underserved communities where none existed before
- We fund teacher salaries in local schools, keeping classrooms open and consistent
- We train Haitian educators with modern teaching methods and ongoing mentorship
- We provide school supplies, uniforms, and meals so financial barriers don't keep children home
- We sponsor children directly, ensuring they remain enrolled year after year
We carefully select and oversee the curriculum — ensuring that every lesson, activity, and extracurricular program is grounded in strong values, character, and a vision for whole-person development.
Every child we reach is one more story of hope — and one more family lifted toward a different future.
Our Impact
Ways to Give
Every gift, at any level, makes a direct impact.
Equip a child with school supplies and a uniform
Cover one month of tuition with daily meals and clean water
Support a child through a full trimester
Provide a complete year of primary education