God's Promise in Haiti
Creating Christian community and space where all Haitians reside in God's kingdom on earth.
Water Purification & Clean Drinking Water Project
There are over 5,000 residents who live in Germain, Haiti and access to "clean drinking water" is a constant struggle. Our goal is to establish a clean drinking water distribution center for a needy the residents. In keeping with our concept to empower Haitians, we will set up a system of community ownership for the well-house. The cost of this project is $35,000 which includes the purchase of the property, drilling the well, constructing the purification system, and building the well house structure.
Is your family, your company, or your church interested in funding all or part of this project?
Family Home Construction
Would you, your church, your business like to sponsor the construction of a new home for a homeless family in Haiti? For $6,000 you can provide a 800 square foot home with 2 bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, dining room, living room, front porch, electricity, and plumbing.
| Name | Phone | |
|---|---|---|
| Tony Haines | (601) 665-5766 | godspromiseinhaiti@gmail.com |
- Healthcare & Prescription Medicine
- Clean Drinking Water
- Nutritious Food
- Construction of Family Homes
- Adequate Clothing
- Hospital Visitations to the Sick
- Prison visitation to the Incarcerated
- Student Scholarships for K3 - 12
- Church Worship Service, Bible Study, Sunday School, and Small Groups
Helping those in need in our community.
God's Promise in Haiti seeks to develop Haitian leadership and provide financial support in order to encourage and ensure the following:
- Healthcare & Prescription Medicine
- Clean Drinking Water
- Nutritious Food
- Construction of Family Homes
- Adequate Clothing
- Hospital Visitations to the Sick
- Prison visitation to the Incarcerated
- Student Scholarships for K3 - 12
- Church Worship Service, Bible Study, Sunday School, and Small Groups
Although public education in Haiti exists, there is very little, if any, public funding available to meet the needs of the students or schools. As a result, of the over 15,000 schools in Haiti, 90% are private and they require a family to pay tuition fees of $150 per student, which represents 27% of a family's annual income of $560. This fee does not include uniforms and shoes, school supplies, food, and other costs. When students are able to attend, the length of stay is less than 4 years.
"For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me."
Mathew 25: 35-36