Konbit Pou Potapiman, Inc.

23/06/2026

https://portapiment.com/other/end-of-the-2025-2026-academic-year-in-port-a-piment/

End of the 2025–2026 Academic Year in Port-a-Piment On: June 16, 2026June 16, 2026 By: potapiman Schools across the commune of Port‑à‑Piment are gradually reaching the end of the academic year. Most institutions have already completed their final examinations, while the remaining schools stil...

28/02/2026

Supporting farmers in the commune of Port-à-Piment. Please click on this link

Supporting farmers in the Commune of Port-a-Piment On: February 27, 2026 By: potapiman   Last October, Hurricane Melissa brushed past Haiti but still caused significant damage in the southwestern part of the peninsula. The commune of Port-a-Piment was severely affected and farmers in the hills lost...

17/01/2026

01-17-2026 Glad to see so many kids at the KPP Children Library this morning.

24/12/2025

Thank you all for your continued support. We could not have done it without you. 🙏🤗🎉
We published a new KPP post : Building Hope.
https://portapiment.com/kpp-projects/building-hope-in-2025/
Please visit, read, and share—your support means a lot!
Thanks,
Frantz

Building Hope in 2025 On: December 22, 2025 By: potapiman As Haiti continues to navigate one of the most difficult chapters in its modern history, the commune of Port-à-Piment stands out as a rare source of stability, and hope. In a year marked by widespread insecurity and displacement across the c...

01/11/2025

Melissa Impacts Southern Haiti
On: October 29, 2025
As Hurricane Melissa continues to move across the Caribbean, Southern and Southwestern Haiti have felt its effects. The commune of Port-à-Piment experienced strong winds, ..for more.please visit

KPP in action: Water flows in the village of Dupin in Haiti On: August 1, 2025 By: potapiman   The remote village of Dupin—located approximately two hours walking from the center of Port-à-Piment—has finally access to a source of water. This small, farming community has long endured severe wat...

07/09/2025

Although they are currently on vacation, students from the EFACAP School of Port-a-Piment returned to their cultivated field to harvest eggplants. The 5th and 6th graders had taken part in their School Garden Project during the last academic year, supported by KPP, while also completing a Civics course.

The Civics course highlighted the importance of responsible citizenship and encouraged values such as respect, discipline, and teamwork. The school garden remains one of the key activities that promotes leadership, responsibility, and collaboration among students.

KPP extends its heartfelt thanks to EFACAP directors Mac Simon Louis and Jose Paul, as well as Agronomist Brunel Louis, for their understanding and collaboration. Their positive attitude continues to inspire us.

01/08/2025

KPP in action: Water flows in the village of Dupin in Haiti On: August 1, 2025 By: potapiman   The remote village of Dupin—located approximately two hours walking from the center of Port-à-Piment—has finally access to a source of water. This small, farming community has long endured severe wat...

10/07/2025

July 9th, 2025- Day 3 lunch time at the KPP Summer Camp in Port-a-Piment, Haiti

07/05/2025

And our Book Drive continues…
On: May 6, 2025
One month into the book drive for the KPP Children’s Library in Port-à-Piment, we are happy to report that ... www.portapiment.com

31/12/2024

2024- The Year in Review
*************************
2024 presented significant challenges for our brothers and sisters in Haiti ....please visit www.portapiment.com for more
Ou ka chwazi li atik lan an Kreyol oubyen franse si w tape bouton TRANSLATION ki chita anba adwat ekran w lan e chwazi drapo Ayisyen pou Kreyòl oubyen drapo franse pou lang Franse.
Mesi anpil.