According to a report by the Union of Progressive Haitian Parents (UPEH) revealing data published in May 2025, 347 private schools and 51 public schools in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area suspended operations during the 2024–2025 school year. Twelve faculties at...
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Jeff Geffrard, Haiti
From child a social risk to Healer: The Inspiring Journey of Dr. Lise
In 2005, a little girl named Lise arrived at Nuestros Pequenos Hermanos y Hermanas (NPH). She was just ten years old — fragile, uncertain, but full of unspoken dreams. Having lost both parents at an early age, she faced a life of instability and hardship. Her family,...
A Day at FWAL: Hope, Education, and Resilience in Haiti
A School Born from Tragedy In January 2010, Haiti was shaken to its core. A devastating earthquake claimed more than 200,000 lives, destroyed countless homes, and left children without families, shelter, or access to basic needs. In the midst of this national tragedy,...
Two Journeys, One Shared Success Thanks to NPH
The mission of Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos (NPH) finds its true meaning through the remarkable successes of its young people. Today, we celebrate two inspiring journeys: Amonise has just completed her studies in Education Sciences. Already working in one of the...
Francesca’s Journey: From Malnutrition to Hope
Francesca Bellevue, a bright-eyed two-year-old girl, hails from the scenic hills of Kenscoff, Haiti. Her life, however, has been far from picturesque. Born on October 9, 2021, Francesca faced challenges that no child should endure, struggling against severe...
A Heartfelt Story: Gina Jean Gilles and Her Dedication to NPH
A Decade of Dedication In the vibrant and bustling community of NPH, Gina Jean Gilles stands as a pillar of unwavering commitment and care. At 39 years old, Gina serves as the Supervisor of Caretakers at Ste. Helene, bringing her expertise as an IT specialist and...