For the past ten years, the AGAPE Boys Center, run by DFI, has been dedicated to the rehabilitation of lost, hopeless, and abandoned children in Haiti. Since opening on May 28, 2014, AGAPE Boys has become a beacon of compassion, offering a ray of hope to the most vulnerable children in Haitian society. By providing these street children with shelter, quality education, and vocational guidance to become self-sufficient, we have given them a chance and hope for life. As we celebrate the 10th anniversary of AGAPE Boys center, we pause to reflect on the depth of our impact and celebrate the transformation we have brought to the lives of these young people.

In Haiti, street children are targeted by gangs and are often forced to take part in criminal activities. To reduce the number of vulnerable, homeless, and abandoned children on the streets of Haiti’s capital, DFI opened the AGAPE Boys Center to help combat this scourge. Our mission is to rehabilitate these young people, provide them with a stable and safe environment, and guide them toward a more promising life. Above all, we teach them the Word of God, because we don’t just want to change the lives of these young people, we want their lives to be transformed, which only the Word of God can do.

It’s a celebration of ten years of seless service, but it’s also a call for support to continue this vital work, because as a non-prot organization with the noble mission of rescuing street children, DFI will continue to guide future generations, providing a safe haven for those in need and sowing the seeds for a brighter future in every child of Haiti.