For the past nine years, the sixth grade class at Minnetonka Middle School East (MME) has been committed to supporting Haiti Outreach. This connection began in 2010, when a teacher visited Haiti and was inspired to share what she learned with her students. On May 17th, MME hosted their 9th Annual …
The Power of Clean Water
Can you imagine living in an area where clean water is a rare commodity? For the people of Prevwyans Morne Kolo, located roughly 70 kilometers from Cap-Haitian, that had been the case for generations. Every morning, the members of this community needed travel long distances to gather water. The time …
Meet Roge | Faces of Haiti Outreach
At Haiti Outreach, we believe it’s important to introduce the employees who carry out our work in Haiti. Without their diligent efforts day in and day out, our mission could not come to fruition. Roge Michel is our Director of Community Development and has been with us for 20 …
Ms. Tesline – A woman on a mission!
Ms. Lucien Welnise Tesline is a brilliant young lady who resides in the North-East Department of Haiti, in the Commune of Trou du Nord. She is part of the community of Pichon that has received a water well from Haiti Outreach. She is the only girl in a family of 7 children, and her …
Belchina’s Bravery
Belchina is a 15-year-old young lady who resides in Demahague, in the commune of Cerca Carvajal. She is close to her friend and family, and cares deeply about the well-being of her loved ones. She also is a gifted student who enjoys attending school in hopes to use the education to better not only …
Passing the Torch
In November the Board of Directors met in Pignon, Haiti to discuss the strategic plan for the upcoming year. During their trip, they had an opportunity to participate in the inauguration of a well for the community of Pos Bwadom. This well had been funded by the 6th Grade class at Minnetonka Middle …
A Better Life in Terre Rouge
Terre Rouge is located in the commune of Pignon, in the north of Haiti. It’s a small community of 30 homes and 176 people residing in those households. To get their water, they only have one source, a stream that they call “Coulot” which translated literally means “flow”. Since the slow-moving …
Haitian Staff Demonstrates Genuine Leadership!
By Patrick Kennedy, This past March, I had the fortune to attend a Haiti Outreach staff meeting and came away so impressed and inspired by Neil Van Dine and our entire team! They discussed their takeaways from a recent leadership training session and then put their training into action with a …
A Touching Testimony from the Community Management Committee Treasurer
By Jennifer Urbanski Clean water is critical for all life! Water is often taken for granted in countries where it is abundant and clean. My eyes were opened this year to the challenges people in Haiti face in obtaining safe water to drink, as well as for all for other important necessities in …
