notes: Projects, Programs and Partnerships What We Do in Haiti Guided by the Haitian proverb 'Men anpil, chay pa lou' (Many hands lighten the load), we work hand-in-hand with Haitians in all that we do in their country. We hope to empower them to address the social and economic problems and injustices in their lives and communities. In keeping with our mission of 'Helping Haitians help Haitians,' we collaborate with Haitian individuals and organizations assisting those in most need. We financially support two orphanages, a meal program for children, a medical clinic, and medical missions. Also, we started and administer a scholarship program in which 150 children and young adults receive full tuitions to attend schools, some of them primary and secondary schools, others technical institutions and universities. Also, we work with an agronomist who helps in reforestation projects and provides environmental education in schools. As part of our goal to build relationships between Haitian and American communities, we oversee a Twinning Program in which parishes and other groups in the United States formally create a relationship with parishes in the Archdiocese of Port-au-Prince. Today there are a dozen such covenants that involve 24 communities both in Haiti and the United States. We organize and host retreats for visitors at the Norwich Mission House in Port-au-Prince. Haitian Ministries has had a mission house in the capital since 1987. Through our non-profit shop, Haiti's Back Porch in Middletown, Connecticut, we support hundreds of artisans in Haiti. The shop sells a wide range of extraordinary art, crafts and other goods. Sales are made at the shop, at various craft events throughout the year, and through the Internet. SUPPORTING : Agriculture and Environment - rural community of Zorange: reforestation program supported Wynne Farm in Kenscoff which - Today Jane works with recycling and reforestation projects throughout the country and with other soil conservation and education projects === Education - Tierney-Tobin Memorial Scholarship Program: You can choose to sponsor a student with a five-year pledge, or you can make a one-time gift to the program. If you cannot sponsor the full education of a child, you can donate directly to the scholarship program for any amount. We welcome any and all support! For more information, please contact Kyn Tolson by email: kyn@haitianministries.org, or by calling: 860.638.1018 or 860.848.2237 ext. 206.) === Emergency Relief === Meal Programs - Madame Samson's Neighborhood Meal Program === Medical Treatment - Notre Dame de Lourdes Neighborhood Medical Clinic Medical Missions Emergency Medical Assistance At Norwich Mission House === Orphanages - Foyer des Filles de Dieu (The House of the Girls of God) La Maison L'Arc-en-Ciel (Rainbow House) === Twinning Program - If your parish, school, or group would like to explore a twinning opportunity, contact us by email, or call (860) 848-2237 ext 206. List of current twinnings is at: http://www.haitianministries.org/twinning.html Parishes Awaiting Twinning http://www.haitianministries.org/parishes_awaiting_twinning.html Leogane Vyale Bosejou Thomazeau The pastors of these parishes would be happy to host visitors from the Norwich Mission House so they could meet the people of their communities. ========== Visit Haiti Norwich Mission House Morne Hercule Rue C. Peralte #36 Petionville, Haiti 011.509.2.513.0742 http://www.haitianministries.org/visit.html For information on vehicle rental and translator’s services, please contact our office at: 860.848.2237 ext. 206 or 860.638.1018 HT Record: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6537 -> Projects, Programs and Partnerships What We Do in Haiti Guided by the Haitian proverb 'Men anpil, chay pa lou' (Many hands lighten the load), we work hand-in-hand with Haitians in all that we do in their country. We hope to empower them to address the social and economic problems and injustices in their lives and communities. In keeping with our mission of 'Helping Haitians help Haitians,' we collaborate with Haitian individuals and organizations assisting those in most need. We financially support two orphanages, a meal program for children, a medical clinic, and medical missions. Also, we started and administer a scholarship program in which 150 children and young adults receive full tuitions to attend schools, some of them primary and secondary schools, others technical institutions and universities. Also, we work with an agronomist who helps in reforestation projects and provides environmental education in schools. As part of our goal to build relationships between Haitian and American communities, we oversee a Twinning Program in which parishes and other groups in the United States formally create a relationship with parishes in the Archdiocese of Port-au-Prince. Today there are a dozen such covenants that involve 24 communities both in Haiti and the United States. We organize and host retreats for visitors at the Norwich Mission House in Port-au-Prince. Haitian Ministries has had a mission house in the capital since 1987. Through our non-profit shop, Haiti's Back Porch in Middletown, Connecticut, we support hundreds of artisans in Haiti. The shop sells a wide range of extraordinary art, crafts and other goods. Sales are made at the shop, at various craft events throughout the year, and through the Internet. SUPPORTING : Agriculture and Environment - rural community of Zorange: reforestation program supported Wynne Farm in Kenscoff which - Today Jane works with recycling and reforestation projects throughout the country and with other soil conservation and education projects === Education - Tierney-Tobin Memorial Scholarship Program: You can choose to sponsor a student with a five-year pledge, or you can make a one-time gift to the program. If you cannot sponsor the full education of a child, you can donate directly to the scholarship program for any amount. We welcome any and all support! For more information, please contact Kyn Tolson by email: kyn@haitianministries.org, or by calling: 860.638.1018 or 860.848.2237 ext. 206.) === Emergency Relief === Meal Programs - Madame Samson's Neighborhood Meal Program === Medical Treatment - Notre Dame de Lourdes Neighborhood Medical Clinic Medical Missions Emergency Medical Assistance At Norwich Mission House === Orphanages - Foyer des Filles de Dieu (The House of the Girls of God) La Maison L'Arc-en-Ciel (Rainbow House) === Twinning Program - If your parish, school, or group would like to explore a twinning opportunity, contact us by email, or call (860) 848-2237 ext 206. List of current twinnings is at: http://www.haitianministries.org/twinning.html Parishes Awaiting Twinning http://www.haitianministries.org/parishes_awaiting_twinning.html Leogane Vyale Bosejou Thomazeau The pastors of these parishes would be happy to host visitors from the Norwich Mission House so they could meet the people of their communities. ========== Visit Haiti Norwich Mission House Morne Hercule Rue C. Peralte #36 Petionville, Haiti 011.509.2.513.0742 http://www.haitianministries.org/visit.html For information on vehicle rental and translator’s services, please contact our office at: 860.848.2237 ext. 206 or 860.638.1018 HT Record: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6537 ===== How You Can Help Haitian Ministries is always grateful for a lending hand. There are many ways to help http://www.haitianministries.org/how-you-can-help.html

notes: Projects, Programs and Partnerships What We Do in Haiti Guided by the Haitian proverb 'Men anpil, chay pa lou' (Many hands lighten the load), we work hand-in-hand with Haitians in all that we do in their country. We hope to empower them to address the social and economic problems and injustices in their lives and communities. In keeping with our mission of 'Helping Haitians help Haitians,' we collaborate with Haitian individuals and organizations assisting those in most need. We financially support two orphanages, a meal program for children, a medical clinic, and medical missions. Also, we started and administer a scholarship program in which 150 children and young adults receive full tuitions to attend schools, some of them primary and secondary schools, others technical institutions and universities. Also, we work with an agronomist who helps in reforestation projects and provides environmental education in schools. As part of our goal to build relationships between Haitian and American communities, we oversee a Twinning Program in which parishes and other groups in the United States formally create a relationship with parishes in the Archdiocese of Port-au-Prince. Today there are a dozen such covenants that involve 24 communities both in Haiti and the United States. We organize and host retreats for visitors at the Norwich Mission House in Port-au-Prince. Haitian Ministries has had a mission house in the capital since 1987. Through our non-profit shop, Haiti's Back Porch in Middletown, Connecticut, we support hundreds of artisans in Haiti. The shop sells a wide range of extraordinary art, crafts and other goods. Sales are made at the shop, at various craft events throughout the year, and through the Internet. SUPPORTING : Agriculture and Environment - rural community of Zorange: reforestation program supported Wynne Farm in Kenscoff which - Today Jane works with recycling and reforestation projects throughout the country and with other soil conservation and education projects === Education - Tierney-Tobin Memorial Scholarship Program: You can choose to sponsor a student with a five-year pledge, or you can make a one-time gift to the program. If you cannot sponsor the full education of a child, you can donate directly to the scholarship program for any amount. We welcome any and all support! For more information, please contact Kyn Tolson by email: kyn@haitianministries.org, or by calling: 860.638.1018 or 860.848.2237 ext. 206.) === Emergency Relief === Meal Programs - Madame Samson's Neighborhood Meal Program === Medical Treatment - Notre Dame de Lourdes Neighborhood Medical Clinic Medical Missions Emergency Medical Assistance At Norwich Mission House === Orphanages - Foyer des Filles de Dieu (The House of the Girls of God) La Maison L'Arc-en-Ciel (Rainbow House) === Twinning Program - If your parish, school, or group would like to explore a twinning opportunity, contact us by email, or call (860) 848-2237 ext 206. List of current twinnings is at: http://www.haitianministries.org/twinning.html Parishes Awaiting Twinning http://www.haitianministries.org/parishes_awaiting_twinning.html Leogane Vyale Bosejou Thomazeau The pastors of these parishes would be happy to host visitors from the Norwich Mission House so they could meet the people of their communities. ========== Visit Haiti Norwich Mission House Morne Hercule Rue C. Peralte #36 Petionville, Haiti 011.509.2.513.0742 http://www.haitianministries.org/visit.html For information on vehicle rental and translator’s services, please contact our office at: 860.848.2237 ext. 206 or 860.638.1018 -> Projects, Programs and Partnerships What We Do in Haiti Guided by the Haitian proverb 'Men anpil, chay pa lou' (Many hands lighten the load), we work hand-in-hand with Haitians in all that we do in their country. We hope to empower them to address the social and economic problems and injustices in their lives and communities. In keeping with our mission of 'Helping Haitians help Haitians,' we collaborate with Haitian individuals and organizations assisting those in most need. We financially support two orphanages, a meal program for children, a medical clinic, and medical missions. Also, we started and administer a scholarship program in which 150 children and young adults receive full tuitions to attend schools, some of them primary and secondary schools, others technical institutions and universities. Also, we work with an agronomist who helps in reforestation projects and provides environmental education in schools. As part of our goal to build relationships between Haitian and American communities, we oversee a Twinning Program in which parishes and other groups in the United States formally create a relationship with parishes in the Archdiocese of Port-au-Prince. Today there are a dozen such covenants that involve 24 communities both in Haiti and the United States. We organize and host retreats for visitors at the Norwich Mission House in Port-au-Prince. Haitian Ministries has had a mission house in the capital since 1987. Through our non-profit shop, Haiti's Back Porch in Middletown, Connecticut, we support hundreds of artisans in Haiti. The shop sells a wide range of extraordinary art, crafts and other goods. Sales are made at the shop, at various craft events throughout the year, and through the Internet. SUPPORTING : Agriculture and Environment - rural community of Zorange: reforestation program supported Wynne Farm in Kenscoff which - Today Jane works with recycling and reforestation projects throughout the country and with other soil conservation and education projects === Education - Tierney-Tobin Memorial Scholarship Program: You can choose to sponsor a student with a five-year pledge, or you can make a one-time gift to the program. If you cannot sponsor the full education of a child, you can donate directly to the scholarship program for any amount. We welcome any and all support! For more information, please contact Kyn Tolson by email: kyn@haitianministries.org, or by calling: 860.638.1018 or 860.848.2237 ext. 206.) === Emergency Relief === Meal Programs - Madame Samson's Neighborhood Meal Program === Medical Treatment - Notre Dame de Lourdes Neighborhood Medical Clinic Medical Missions Emergency Medical Assistance At Norwich Mission House === Orphanages - Foyer des Filles de Dieu (The House of the Girls of God) La Maison L'Arc-en-Ciel (Rainbow House) === Twinning Program - If your parish, school, or group would like to explore a twinning opportunity, contact us by email, or call (860) 848-2237 ext 206. List of current twinnings is at: http://www.haitianministries.org/twinning.html Parishes Awaiting Twinning http://www.haitianministries.org/parishes_awaiting_twinning.html Leogane Vyale Bosejou Thomazeau The pastors of these parishes would be happy to host visitors from the Norwich Mission House so they could meet the people of their communities. ========== Visit Haiti Norwich Mission House Morne Hercule Rue C. Peralte #36 Petionville, Haiti 011.509.2.513.0742 http://www.haitianministries.org/visit.html For information on vehicle rental and translator’s services, please contact our office at: 860.848.2237 ext. 206 or 860.638.1018 HT Record: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6537

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