Through continued support and partnerships, we plan in 2012 to complete the following:

At the Thomazeau Earthquake Relocation Community

• Build and launch the Thomazeau Christian Orphanage, with a caretaker for orphaned preschool children (who will need Orphan Care Sponsors)
• Start a new Christian Preschool class with a quality teacher for sponsored children in the Thomazeau community (including our orphans)
• Thomazeau Orphanage Gardens with a Tilapia Fish Farm

At the Mission-Cross Earthquake Relocation Community

• Mother-child apartments with latrines and bath houses
  • Bread Bakery (through a grant from Healing Hands International)

At the Delmas Christian School

• Completion of 2^nd floor construction classrooms
• Completion of 2^nd floor bathrooms
• Completion of drainage / erosion-mitigation system

In January 2010, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti – killing 230,000 people, injuring 300,000 and leaving more than 1 million homeless.  This tragedy is the greatest natural disaster in recorded history in the Western Hemisphere.

The outpouring of prayers and support from caring individuals, schoolchildren, churches, civic groups, and businesses all over the globe has made an enormous difference in the lives of the many children and orphans.

Though many organizations have struggled to spend the funds donated to them, Hope for Haiti’s Children (HFHC) personnel have worked since 1995 to develop a trusted local Haitian network of Christian leaders who administer the programs in the field.  This has allowed HFHC to spend $600,000 of the $1.1M donated for crisis relief with accurate record-keeping and full-receipt accountability.  In addition, HFHC also partners extensively with other organizations, extending funds to start permanent rebuilding and relocation projects.    

On November 6, 2010 HFHC’s Board adopted a long-term, 10-year plan entitled “Rebuilding Hope 2020”.