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February 2025
For over three weeks now, Kainos and Espérance have been sheltering 37 people who had to flee their neighborhoods due to the growing insecurity. In just one month, over 60,000 people have been displaced. Gang attacks in Port-au-Prince continue to escalate, and in...
A Retreat in the South
It took over 15 hours for our team to join us in the south of Haiti. After an hour of public transport, followed by five hours on motorcycle trails through the mountains, various bus rides, and a breakdown, Jonathan was finally able to pick them up on the road. They...
A Motivated Team
Since the Meyer family left in March, the team on-site in Haiti has continued the projects with exemplary determination and dedication. Every Tuesday, we meet on Zoom for our weekly appointment. These essential meetings allow us to spend time in worship, Bible...
The chicken coop project
A T T H E H O P E C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E RDuring the month of January, we had the opportunityto purchase an incubator for 50 eggs. Withenthusiasm, we placed our very first eggs in theincubator.21 days later, we welcomed our first 45chicks.In March, when it...
one, two, three chicken coops
For a long time, we had dreamed of creating a chicken coop. With our new community center, we finally found the perfect space to make it a reality. We bought an incubator to hatch our own chicks and then built a chicken coop to accommodate our first 43 chicks. After...
Community Center
This month we welcomed the first families in our community center. We had a time of worship and prayer together and followed up with the families who participate in our microcredit program. What a joy to have a safe space to welcome them. Each family went home with a...
A MONTH OF TRANSITION
The month of February began with the installation of the community center as well as the moving of our missionaries. The two-story White House is finally "ready" well almost. There is still no electricity and various repairs and installations still have to be taken...
Cholera – How to prevent
After three weeks in the United States, we all planned to return to Haiti. In view of the complex political situation and the high stress, only Jonathan and Mathieu left for a little over a week in Haiti. On site, we were able to organize a distribution of water...
Feed the hungry
On Sunday, Jonathan went back down to Cité Soleil to visit the communities we support. This neighborhood has become a war zone. Waste is piled up everywhere and the water stagnates and fills the houses. People run on certain stretches of road to avoid bullets. People...