Holistic Haitian Alliance

Goal: $14,000.00

Specific Need

One of the greatest challenges facing families in Haiti today is food insecurity. Hunger is no longer an occasional hardship — it is a daily reality for millions of families. This ongoing crisis has made food increasingly difficult for families to afford. As prices continue to rise, many parents are forced to choose between food, education, healthcare, and other vital needs.

And the deepest impact is felt by the children.

Many of the students who attend Kolej Bon Samaritan (The Good Samaritan School) arrive hungry. And for some, the meal they receive at school is the only substantive meal they will eat all day.

At Kay Anj Village, we serve nearly 15,000 meals each month to students, children living in our family homes, staff, and vulnerable community members. These meals satisfy hunger by playing a crucial role in nurturing children’s growth and learning while also providing consistent care during uncertain times. As food costs continue to rise, sustaining this program has become more challenging than ever.

Funds raised through this appeal will help purchase food, maintain daily meal service, and ensure that children and families continue to receive the nutrition they depend on.

Mission

Glorify God, Equip leaders, Transform lives

Profile

Since Holistic Haitian Alliance (HHA) was founded in 2008, we have pursued one unwavering objective – that families and communities in Haiti would thrive.

We are not the only ones with this dream. Our Haitian brothers and sisters are helping us on a daily basis to achieve this goal. And together, our programs are working! Our growing alliance includes our children, over 70 employees, local community leadership, government officials, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and our supporters. In the past 15 years, we have evolved from a home for orphaned and abandoned children to a community pillar for strengthening families, education, and collaboration through our Kay Anj Village (KAV).

Our joint efforts are transforming families and our community, and we are seeing improved outcomes in academic achievement, emotional care, social responsibility, and sustainable community practices.

KAV is located on 40 acres in the Haitian commune of Dekle, just outside of Cap-Haitien. In addition to our foster homes, KAV has an education campus with primary, secondary, and vocational schools; a dental clinic, five farms, transitional care for young adults, volunteer housing, and is home to Hope Church – our growing community center of Evangelism.