Vwa Ayiti | Voice of Haiti

03/15/2016

Although Mrs. Clinton’s most notable involvement with the country included emergency relief, some Haitian-Americans think she did more harm than good.

02/09/2016

We are getting ready to head back to Haiti in April, we will update you on our activities over the next few weeks. Kenbe La Pa Lage!

06/04/2015

More proof - the way to really make change in Haiti is thru small established NGOs.

A joint Pro Publica and NPR investigation reveals the American Red Cross had a lot more difficulty spending your money than you had sending it.

04/25/2015

We've been out of touch for a while, but it doesn't mean we haven't been working. Currently we are providing clean water to 10's of 1000's - updates to come. In the meantime to gain some insight into Haiti's struggle towards recovery, HBO is airing a very informative doc - it confirms our believe that supporting smaller NGOs may be the best way to affect change.

Kenbe La Pa Lage!

Tonight’s VICE expose of where $10 billion in Haiti aid ended up is worth your time.

12/19/2013

THERE IS NOTHING MORE PRECIOUS THAN THE GIFT OF WATER!

Most statics claim 50% of Haitians have access to safe water – I believe that number is lower. I also strongly believe that until the people of Haiti have access to safe water the prospects for individual and community development are crippled, and the path to peace impaired.

Thanks to your support Voice of Haiti is currently providing safe water to 67,000 of our Haitian brothers and sisters – our goal is 100,000 by the end of 2014. To donate to the cause, and learn about our Safe Water Program just click on the link below.

Peace on Earth, Good Will to All Men
Jimmy Felter/President

12/09/2013

A brief pictorial of our Safe Water Program. Currently we are reaching 67,000; our goal 100,000 by the end of 2014.

GRAVITY + WATER + CHLORINE = SUCCESS

12/05/2013

"It always seems impossible until it's done." - RIP Nelson Mandela

09/02/2013

Voice of Haiti and International Action and are pleased to announce our upcoming merger in January, 2014!

Both our organizations have been operating in Haiti since 2006 and collaborating since 2010, creating a great deal of synergy in both technological development and project management. International Action provides municipal water treatment to urban neighborhoods in Port-au-Prince and surrounding regions, while Voice of Haiti provides treatment in underserved rural communities.

It is our common belief that access to clean water ensures a solid foundation for good health – the key to community development – empowering both families and individuals. Combined, we have provided clean water to 975,000 people! We will keep you informed as the merger approaches and ask for your continued support. Together we will become stronger, more efficient, and better positioned to fulfill our common goal of providing clean water to nearly one million people in 2014!

Over 90% of all donations go DIRECTLY to our projects. PLEASE continue to support our operations by donating on-line @:

www.VoiceOfHaiti.org

“It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver.”
–Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948)