In Haiti, Christmas is celebrated January 2. While most of us look forward to wonderful meals with family and friends, these children do not have that luxury. The children are fed twice a day with bread and water at midday. This is more than most children in Haiti have, and at the moment it is
Thanksgiving is a uniquely American holiday and certainly we have so much be greater. But in Haiti, one of the poorest countries in the world, there are many days dedicated to gratitude. People here spend these holidays with family and friends, thinking of their blessings, no matter how small. The children of House of Hope
House of Hope orphans return as young adults to help those left behind, such as Junior who spent five years with us.
We posted on Facebook about our children wading across flooded schools to get to school. The entire town faces severe flooding.
We are beating the odds. In Haiti, illiteracy is close to 90 percent but our children are going to school and graduating.
Our tiny baby Mits is thriving thanks to the care he has received from House of Hope and from the other children here.
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