LAWOUZE is a home for girls, established and managed by DFI where street and deprived girls are rescued, provided with education, spiritual nurture, and supported to enable them to envision a better future.
Agape is a home for boys, established and managed by DFI where street children are provided with education, spiritual nurture, and economic freedom to enable them to grow and become self-sufficient.
is located in Montrouis and welcomes kindergarten and primary school children – both girls and boys – providing them with basic quality education and a hot meal every school day. These children come from underprivileged families who cannot afford to send their kids to school.
LAWOUZE is a home for girls, established and managed by DFI where street and deprived girls are rescued, provided with education, spiritual nurture, and supported to enable them to envision a better future.
Agape is a home for boys, established and managed by DFI where street children are provided with education, spiritual nurture, and economic freedom to enable them to grow and become self-sufficient.
is located in Montrouis and welcomes kindergarten and primary school children – both girls and boys – providing them with basic quality education and a hot meal every school day. These children come from underprivileged families who cannot afford to send their kids to school.
LAWOUZE is a home for girls, established and managed by DFI where street and deprived girls are rescued, provided with education, spiritual nurture, and supported to enable them to envision a better future.
Agape is a home for boys, established and managed by DFI where street children are provided with education, spiritual nurture, and economic freedom to enable them to grow and become self-sufficient.
is located in Montrouis and welcomes kindergarten and primary school children – both girls and boys – providing them with basic quality education and a hot meal every school day. These children come from underprivileged families who cannot afford to send their kids to school.
Street children obviously do not go to school. As a result, they do not have the same opportunities as other children. Indeed, the lack of prospects and the lack of vocational training hamper their chances of finding a job and leaving the streets for good.
Knowing that the place of children is not in the street, they need a safe place to grow. We were able to withdraw children from the street, re-educate them and transform them mentally and spiritually.
Street children obviously do not go to school. As a result, they do not have the same opportunities as other children. Indeed, the lack of prospects and the lack of vocational training hamper their chances of finding a job and leaving the streets for good.
Knowing that the place of children is not in the street, they need a safe place to grow. We were able to withdraw children from the street, re-educate them and transform them mentally and spiritually.
Street children obviously do not go to school. As a result, they do not have the same opportunities as other children. Indeed, the lack of prospects and the lack of vocational training hamper their chances of finding a job and leaving the streets for good.
Knowing that the place of children is not in the street, they need a safe place to grow. We were able to withdraw children from the street, re-educate them and transform them mentally and spiritually.
Street children often do not have access to sufficient and healthy food. In addition, they may not have any food at all because, living on the streets, they do not have the means to buy food. We provide them with a balanced diet three times a day, along with primary healthcare.
Street children often do not have access to sufficient and healthy food. In addition, they may not have any food at all because, living on the streets, they do not have the means to buy food. We provide them with a balanced diet three times a day, along with primary healthcare.
Street children often do not have access to sufficient and healthy food. In addition, they may not have any food at all because, living on the streets, they do not have the means to buy food. We provide them with a balanced diet three times a day, along with primary healthcare.
The health of children living in the streets is seriously compromised. Indeed, they do not have access to health facilities. In addition, due to poor hygiene and sanitation, street children are exposed to various diseases. Without a family to care for them, these youngsters have to take responsibility for themselves.
At the center they are provided with regular medical check-ups and follow up. As a result their health improves day after day brightening their future and giving them hope .
The health of children living in the streets is seriously compromised. Indeed, they do not have access to health facilities. In addition, due to poor hygiene and sanitation, street children are exposed to various diseases. Without a family to care for them, these youngsters have to take responsibility for themselves.
At the center they are provided with regular medical check-ups and follow up. As a result their health improves day after day brightening their future and giving them hope .
The health of children living in the streets is seriously compromised. Indeed, they do not have access to health facilities. In addition, due to poor hygiene and sanitation, street children are exposed to various diseases. Without a family to care for them, these youngsters have to take responsibility for themselves.
At the center they are provided with regular medical check-ups and follow up. As a result their health improves day after day brightening their future and giving them hope .
Perceived as marginalized, street youth are often victims of discrimination. Generally, adults have prejudices that stigmatize them as “street children”. They are therefore often associated with the dangers of the streets which makes it difficult for them to be reintegrated into society.
Perceived as marginalized, street youth are often victims of discrimination. Generally, adults have prejudices that stigmatize them as “street children”. They are therefore often associated with the dangers of the streets which makes it difficult for them to be reintegrated into society.
Perceived as marginalized, street youth are often victims of discrimination. Generally, adults have prejudices that stigmatize them as “street children”. They are therefore often associated with the dangers of the streets which makes it difficult for them to be reintegrated into society.
It is a project which consists in providing a concrete and lasting response to the families affected by the earthquake of August 14, 2021 in the departments of the South and Nippes. We offer them a house built from the new “Sand Bag” technology equipped with a biodigester, thanks to the financial support of World Share.
Thanks to the financial support of World Share, Relocating Project is a project coordinated by DFI, which consists of an intervention in several stages in the area of Port-au-Prince, more precisely in Delmas 2 and Belair.: – distribute emergency kits – offer displaced people some financial means to rent a house and once settled, they will receive a small business (Tibak Lakay) for income generating .
Prayer School and Reeducation Center for Pastors and Ministers
Prayer School and Reeducation Center for Pastors and Ministers
Prayer School and Reeducation Center for Pastors and Ministers
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