MHJ Missions in Haiti

Our service in Haiti is a culturally collaborative and interdependent effort. In concert with our Haitian brothers and sisters we conduct medical clinics, provide support to numerous homes for children and families, build houses, and address special needs including disaster relief.

Below is a partial list of individuals and families in Haiti who are supported by MHJ. All of them are provided with monthly stipends, housing, education, and medical care, and where appropriate, small business opportunities. We know from experience that when families are provided with financial assistance and a home, those families remain intact so that parents are not forced to place their children in orphanages due to poverty. (Please see MHJ Philosophy on Care of Children)

Zach and Rood (directors) plus 4 children and 2 helpers
Dr. Zachary and wife
Melissa (nurse) and parents
Ezechiel (assistant director) with wife and child
DiDi (assistant director) plus parents
6 helpers in villages and in homes
6 school teachers
1 school headmaster
3 girls former orphans
3 kids in college (from the mountain)
2 young men (former orphans) plus their families
Innocent family (5)
Wadson family (6)
Rose Marie (elderly widow)
Barbara Family (4)
Charles Family (6)
Widensky Family (7)
Porch boys (3 kids who formerly lived on a porch)
Twins in Delmas deaf village and their Aunt
Jesse’s mother
Alfredo family (6)
Wilguens family (8)
Djouly family (2)
The “brothers” (3 boys)

Click on the links below to view slideshows/movies of who we serve:
Our Staff
Before And After
Building Houses
Houses for Kids
New House
Building New House
Disaster Aid
Hurricane Matthew -1
Hurricane Matthew -2
Emergency Medical Care
Feeding the Hungry
School - July 2020
Mountain Medical Clinic
Our School in Delmas Deaf Village
New Kids

 

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This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down his life for us. And we ought to lay down our lives for our brothers and sisters. If anyone has material possessions and sees a brother or sister in need but has no pity on them, how can the love of God be in that person? Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.

WHAT WE DO:
Build houses
Feed the hungry
Rescue children
Onaville Village medical clinic
Cabaret Deaf Village clinic
Mountain medical clinic
Delmas Deaf Village clinic
Camp Toto clinic
Delmas Deaf Village school
Support widows
Emergency medical care
Disaster aid
Treat malnutrition
Support families
Educate the young