Education
Path to Leadership
Why Help Children in Haiti? Haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere. The impact of this spirit-crushing impoverishment is especially felt by the children whose families cannot afford the cost of education. Since 1995, Hope for Haiti’s Children has helped to establish and fund the construction of 10 Christian school facilities in partnership with local Haitian churches of Christ. Located in the central and west regions of Haiti, these church affiliated schools serve over 3,000 children. Of the 3,000 children enrolled, 2,401 are HFHC sponsored!
Hope for Haiti’s Children serves to unite a child in need with a sponsor who provides that child with the funds necessary to receive a quality Christian education. We also manage grants to assist with vocational training for young adults, construction of new schools, and facility repairs/improvements.
For I tell you that their angels in heaven always see the face of my Father in heaven. – Matthew 18:10
Our Schools
Supported Schools
Students Enrolled
Children Sponsored!
Brajirois Christian Elementary School
Brajirois (pronounced Bra-jsha-wah) is a remote village where the only way up is by 4-wheel drive, motorcycle, or even on a donkey. While the homes in this community have no electricity, the local school stands as a beacon of hope, powered by solar energy and collecting rainwater in a cistern. For families in this village, the school is a lifeline—providing not just education but also daily meals for their children. After completing the 9th Grade in the village, students continue their education at Williamson Secondary School at the foot of the mountain, carrying with them the dreams of a brighter future
Cazeau Christian Elementary School
Cite Soleil Christian Elementary School
Cité Soleil (pronounced Sĭ-tā Sō-lāy) is a large seaside slum in Port-au-Prince, marked by poverty, gang violence, and hardship. Yet, in the midst of these challenges, Cité Soleil Christian School stands as a safe haven, protected behind a metal gate. Here, children arrive each day in clean uniforms, eager to learn despite their difficult surroundings. For many, the school’s hot, nutritious meal is the only one they receive that day—a daily reminder that hope, education, and care can shine even in the darkest places.
Delmas Christian Schools
The Delmas Christian School in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, is a beacon of hope and resilience, providing quality education to students from preschool through 13th grade, despite the ever-present threat of gang violence in the surrounding community. In the face of adversity, this school remains committed to academic excellence, with students consistently achieving high test scores that surpass the national average. More than just a school, Delmas Christian School is a source of nourishment and hope. Every day, students are given a hot, nutritious meal, fueling them with the strength they need to learn, grow, and overcome any challenges they face.
Dubuisson Christian Elementary School
Dubuisson (pronounced Doo-bē-säw) is a small village just five miles northwest of Mirebalais, nestled along a major paved road. Blessed with fertile soil, the community thrives on agriculture, growing rice and other essential crops. At the heart of Dubuisson, the local school not only provides education but also serves as a source of nourishment and hope. A well on the school grounds ensures clean water for the children, and each day, students receive a hot, nutritious meal.
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Hinche Christian Elementary School
Hinche (pronounced Hĭnsh) is a vibrant city of about 50,000 people, located in central Haiti near the Dominican Republic border. The students are thrilled to learn in a newly renovated building, with individual classrooms for each grade. After finishing 9th grade, students continue their education at a nearby high school. More than just a school, the Hinche Christian School is a source of nourishment and hope. Every day, students are given a hot, nutritious meal, fueling them with the strength they need to learn, grow, and overcome any challenges they face.
Mirebalais Christian Schools
Mirebalais (pronounced Mee-reh-bah-lay) is a major community in the south-central part of Haiti on the Artibonite River. Blessed with fertile soil, the community thrives on agriculture, growing rice and other essential crops. This school not only provides education but also serves as a source of nourishment and hope. A well on the school grounds ensures clean water for the children, and each day, students receive a hot, nutritious meal.
Pageste Christian Schools
Pageste (pronounced Pä-jest) is a small village just half a mile north of the Artibonite River, near Mirebalais. To reach it, people either swim across the river or cross in a handmade wooden boat. The school not only provides education but also serves as a source of nourishment and hope. A well on the school grounds ensures clean water for the children, and each day, students receive a hot, nutritious meal. Children attend elementary school in the village, then continue their studies at a secondary school in Mirebalais.
Robert Christian Elementary School
Robert (pronounced Rō-bear) is a remote village where the only way up is by 4-wheel drive, motorcycle, or even on a donkey. While the homes in this community have no electricity, the local school stands as a beacon of hope, powered by solar energy and collecting rainwater in a cistern. For families in this village, the school is a lifeline—providing not just education but also daily meals for their children. After completing the 9th grade in the village, students continue their education at a secondary school at the foot of the mountain.
Thomazeau Christian Elementary School
Thomazeau (pronounced Tom-ä-zō) is a city about an hour and a half northeast of Port-au-Prince, where many families face daily hardships. Hope for Haiti’s Children established a Hope Center on 21 acres northwest of the city. This center includes a mission house, a community water well, Camp Hope facilities, and Thomazeau Christian School—a beacon of education and hope. A well on the grounds supplies clean water, and each day, students receive a hot, nutritious meal, giving them the strength to learn, grow, and dream of a better future.