Haiti

World Renew has been working in Haiti since 1975, supporting local partners and communities through leadership training and programming in food security and agriculture, economic opportunity, and disaster response.

Haiti

World Renew has been working in Haiti since 1975, supporting local partners and communities through leadership training and programming in food security and agriculture, economic opportunity, and disaster response.

WHAT WE DO

An incredible artistic tradition, cloud forests, and unique culture are just some of the lesser-known aspects of Haiti. While Haiti is the first Caribbean nation to attain sovereignty, it has been plagued by political instability, violence, and poverty. Haiti is one of the most vulnerable countries to natural disasters, mainly hurricanes, floods, and earthquakesand it remains the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. More than 4 million Haitians, nearly half the population, experience chronic food insecurity. World Renew’s work in Haiti focuses on improving literacy rates and livelihoods, addressing hunger through sustainable agriculture, and providing disaster response to communities in need.

Food Security

Economic Opportunity

Disaster Response

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RENEWING HOPE: CHANGING STORIES OF POVERTY

“I am very thankful to have been admitted to the . . . Farm School without any financial obligation to think of; I am given a free education. Since I have started the courses, my harvest brings me joy . . . The Farm School gives me the opportunity to study various areas like agricultural techniques, leadership, entrepreneurship, and basic information technology.” 

– Robence, farmer

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PARTNERS IN HAITI

PWOFOD works with churches in urban Port-au-Prince neighborhoods, training church deacons and leaders as they reach out to people in the larger community. Through World Renew and PWOFOD programming, churches are equipped to start small-loan programs for business owners and literacy classes for adults.

World Renew supports ECRH by providing advice and consultation to its deacons and church leaders. Together, World Renew and ECRH have established community development programs in literacy, environmental awareness, and AIDS prevention. 

MDK seeks to empower leaders and churches by providing training and bringing community leaders together to address vital community development needs. Originally a training organization, it has successfully made the transition to implementing community development and agriculture programs. 

PCH has been active in Haiti for 30 years in agricultural development and food security, fostering economic opportunity and social transformation in rural communities through a productive, cooperative model of agriculture.

STORIES AND NEWS FROM HAITI