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- Haiti FactsHaiti Facts GEOGRAPHY Haiti occupies the western third of the Caribbean island of Hispaniola, sharing a border with the Dominican Republic. It sits about 700 miles off the coast of Miami and occupies an area just slightly smaller than the state of Maryland. CAPITAL Port-au-Prince CLIMATE Being a tropical climate, Haiti is hot and humid during most months of the year. Some areas of the country, however, can be almost desert-like and dry where the mountains cut off the trade winds. TERRAIN AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES Most of Haiti is rugged and mountainous. Mass deforestation and poor environmental controls have left large areas of the country bare and contributed to large-scale loss of topsoil. Much of the remaining forested land is being cleared and used as fuel. NATURAL HAZARDS Haiti lies in the middle of the hurricane belt and subject to severe storms from June to October. In 2010, Haiti experienced a magnitude 7 earthquake. DEMOGRAPHICS Haiti has a very large young population, in part because of a high birthrate and shorter life expectancies – 37% of Haitians are younger than 14, 59% are between 15 and 64 years old, and just 3% are 65 and older. POPULATION Over 9 million…
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Heart of God Haiti touches the lives of children living at Orphelinat des Enfants Évangélique, established to help those affected by severe poverty found throughout the country. Our mission is to create and maintain a safe sanctuary for children that provides for their physical, spiritual, education, and emotional care so they will become responsible Christians and productive citizens of Haiti. With Christlikeness as the standard for all areas of our lives, it is our prayer that these children will mature in such a way as to impact their entire generation with integrity, honesty, and truth. Click the button below to learn how you can partner with Heart of God Haiti as we Love, Lead & Launch Haitian Orphans!Tweets
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CLICK TO DOWNLOAD APPLICATION If you're interested in joining the May 2013 Outreach Team, download the application and follow the instructions. For questions or additional information, contact Dave Young or Scott Ingram.
Dave Young, Executive Director of Heart of God Haiti, and his wife, Julie, would love the opportunity to share their vision for the children in Haiti with you.
Dave and Julie have a powerful testimony of how God brought their son, RJ, out of the devastation in Haiti immediately after the earthquake of 2010. Dave frequently speaks to churches, organizations, associations, and schools about life in Haiti and the challenges children face in a land where poverty is widespread and intricately woven into every part of the culture. Both David and Julie are CPAs, working full-time in the accounting firm they own; they both serve on the Board of Directors of Heart of God International Ministries. If you would like to invite David to visit your church or organization to discuss the challenges associated with life in Haiti, please contact him using the form on the Contact page.
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Listen to the Radio Interview of David Young and Jan Ross on 07/20/2012
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(Duration: 56:35 — 23.5MB)
The Orphanage, located in the mountainous region of Kenscoff, is a testimony in itself–one you will want to learn about. Following a rough dirty road through the nearby village, the Orphanage is set on the side of a hill; clouds often roll in, blanketing the site with a slight mist filtering the sun.
The children are safe and well cared for. A recent unannounced visit proved beneficial as we found things in order, although repairs were needed to the facility. With very limited resources, much has been done to protect and nurture the children who are happy and secure. Our goal is to provide those things necessary to complete the government certification program while strengthening the ministry to the local community.
In order to maintain the Orphanage, we need your help.
Please consider making a one-time or monthly donation to help cover the necessary expenses for the children we love, care for and mentor.
Click HERE TO DONATE TO HAITI
What We Need
- Food per month: $1,020/month
- Monthly staff salary: $550
- Supplies for Orphanage/Church: $350/month
- Fuel for truck: $250/month
- Room & Board for Missionary: $50/day
- Cell Phone for Missionary: $100/month
- Cell Phone for Pastor: $50/month
- Internet service: $100/month
- Interpreter Staff: $500/month
- Transportation & Staff Meals : $250/month
Please consider making a one-time or monthly donation to help cover the necessary expenses for the children we love, care for and mentor.
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Sponsorship is only $30 a month and will provide your child with meals, shelter, Christian training, clothing, public education, medical clinics and health monitoring, all in a loving and nurturing environment.
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Haitian Proverb of the Day
Sa manman poul gaye, se sa pitit li manje. What the hen scratches up is what the chicks eat. meaning, Children pay the consequences of their parents’ actions. This past weekend we discovered that the father of a sibling group here at the center committed …
Haitian Proverb of the Day
Sa ki gen larivye, twop pou batwel. What is at the river is too much for the paddle. meaning, There are too many problems there for me to handle alone. With this proverb I am reaching out to anyone reading this blog for prayers. There …


























