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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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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 suicide last week. From what I understood he was having financial issues and therefore, decided …
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 have been some situations this past week that have not gone well. The most major …
Haitian Proverb of the Day
Sa ki nan vant se li ki pa ou. What’s in your belly is what’s yours. meaning, Don’t count on something until you have it in hand. This month I begin the process of moving Ednel and Ezekiel to another orphanage in the area that is better equipped to deal with both of their dental issues and Ezekiel’s medical needs. …
Videos of the Kiddos
Unfortunately I have trouble posting videos to the blog but I want to let everyone know that I have some great videos of the kids on the HGH Facebook page. In the past 3 months, the kids have learned 3 worship songs in English. They already knew the Kreyol versions but they had to work hard to master the English …
Haitian Proverb of the Day
Paysans bel, lavi long. Patience is beautiful, life is long. meaning, A patient person is happier. I love the way this proverb produces an instant image of peace in my mind. I even breathed a bit deeper after reading it. There are so many things that I wish would happen right now, so many projects that could be done (or …
Haitian Proverb of the Day
Nou pa mande pitit samble papa l’, nou mande erez kouch. We don’t ask for the child to look like his father; we just ask for a successful delivery. meaning, May the project be successful even if it turns out differently than anticipated. Today begins construction on a room, situated between the church and the center, that will serve as …
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