Hands For Haiti

Hands For Haiti Non Profit providing Education, clean water, nutrition to children in Northern Haiti

Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, and one of the poorest countries on earth (145/169, UN Development Program 2010 statstics). Stepping off a plane in Cap Haitien, it’s hard to believe that a place like Haiti can exist just two hours from Florida – it seems more like somewhere in Africa, and in fact, Haiti on average is poorer than Kenya, Nigeria, The Congo, and Ghana, to name

just a few places. Eighty percent of the country lives below the poverty line, including nearly 2/3rd in abject poverty – meaning that they are essentially fighting to keep from starvation on a daily basis. Most people truly cannot comprehend how difficult life is in Haiti, but for our group, we knew when we first visited Tremesse that we had to help.

our tilapia are growing fast
12/15/2015

our tilapia are growing fast

our new cell phone tower for Internet access sits on top of our kitchen
12/15/2015

our new cell phone tower for Internet access sits on top of our kitchen

a mountain photo near the city of Cap Haitien.
12/14/2015

a mountain photo near the city of Cap Haitien.

Raising the Haitian flag at Tremesse. A beautiful day
12/05/2015

Raising the Haitian flag at Tremesse. A beautiful day

the kids on the playground in front of the community center
11/28/2015

the kids on the playground in front of the community center

our children helping with our crops to provide meals for our school. We now are raising vegetables, chickens, and tilapi...
11/20/2015

our children helping with our crops to provide meals for our school. We now are raising vegetables, chickens, and tilapia.

These photos taken 11/19/15 are of our children who are working in our irrigated fields to help provide vegetables for t...
11/20/2015

These photos taken 11/19/15 are of our children who are working in our irrigated fields to help provide vegetables for their daily means. We are growing these crops, fish, and chickens at our school. It also provides a good education for our students.

Today we released 2,000 tilapia fingerlings into our pond. It takes 5-6 months for them to reach maturity plus they are ...
11/16/2015

Today we released 2,000 tilapia fingerlings into our pond. It takes 5-6 months for them to reach maturity plus they are prolific breeders.

We have 100 chickens in our coop that produce 95 eggs. We hope to expand the chicken program.
11/10/2015

We have 100 chickens in our coop that produce 95 eggs. We hope to expand the chicken program.

Steve Favory and Daren Bitter help our teachers with the new HP laptops
11/09/2015

Steve Favory and Daren Bitter help our teachers with the new HP laptops

Our completed pond with aerator installed. The fish come this week. 2,000 fingerlings. In 6 months do you all want to co...
11/09/2015

Our completed pond with aerator installed. The fish come this week. 2,000 fingerlings. In 6 months do you all want to come down for a fish fry?

Our children eating lunch
05/09/2015

Our children eating lunch

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