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Meet Haiti's Forgotten Orphans

A bowl of rice; school tuition; a roof overhead; all these things would be out of reach for the orphans of the remote island of La Gonave if not for donations and support from people like you.

WE LOVE TO LEARN!

Anse-a-Galets is the main city on the island of La Gonave. Some of our orphans were born here or in one of the island's many small villages; scrambling over the rocky land to find work, food and shelter. Others, after the catastrophic earthquake of 2010, found their way to the island after losing everything in Port au Prince. As their numbers grow, we work harder to put food in their bellies, a roof over their heads and send them to school.

Gaelle
This sweet 7-year-old wants to be a nurse. Her parents both died due to lack of proper medical care.
Pierre Jules
12-year-old Pierre Jules wants to be an engineer like his uncle, killed in the 2010 earthquake.
Eduard and Sandley
These boys have an after-school job cleaning a store in town. At night, they sleep on the floor.
Farah
This 14year-old was crushed that she had to leave school when her parents died. She
Veronica
Veronica is 12 and has a full time job as a housekeeper. She would like to study science at school, instead.
Michel and Myou
When their mother died during Hurricane Irma last year, Michel took over caring for Myou. She would like to become a teacher.
Walken
This 8-year-old earns coins from delivery drivers by filling holes in the road with stones, by hand.
Wilky and Rose-Merline
Wilky, 11, dreams of being a lawyer someday; Rose-Merline, 9, hopes to open a bakery when she grows up.

Based in Cape Coral, Florida, OurHaitiOrphans.org is a 501c3 tax deductible charity under the charter of Orphans of Isle De La Gonave, D'Haiti, Inc.

© 2021 by Orphans of Isle de La Gonave D'Haiti. Website by DJ Long Creative 

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