Haiti

H.E.L.P. student with her mother

After years of violence, Haiti is the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere. About 80% of the population lives on less than $2 a day. Poverty and ongoing unrest place children at risk of HIV/AIDS, crime, gang violence and drug trade. Over one-half million children are not going to school and an estimated 300,000 are forced to work as household servants.

The recent storms have impacted approximately 500,000 children attending 1,000 schools. Schools have been damaged or are being used as emergency shelters. The opening of the school year will be delayed by at least a month and many families have lost a significant portion of their resources and may be unable to pay school fees. Our partners are leading projects that will allow this generation of children to learn and grow up healthy and strong. You can help build education in Haiti back better than it was before the storms.

The ProjectsRaised:Needed:Donation:
Concern Worldwide U.S.

Water Taps for School Children

$125 per tap

Help build water points -- tap stands that provide safe drinking water. Concern Worldwide would like to install 3 taps as part of their Education for the Poor Project in Saut d'Eau. With a total project cost of just $375, online donors can raise all of the funds needed!

$40
$375
Concern Worldwide’s "Education for the Poor Project in Saut d'Eau" aims to provide vulnerable children living in extreme poverty in Haiti with increased access to quality education by building schools, training teachers, and providing vital educational materials such as books, blackboards, pencils, and notebooks. The program will reach 2,430 students (48 percent girls) and build or rehabilitate 63 classrooms across 14 schools.
Concern Worldwide U.S.

Help Fund Blackboards

$50 each

Help Concern Worldwide construct 20 blackboards. The blackboards are inbuilt-concrete painted with black chalkboard paint. Funding all of the blackboards will only cost $1,000.

$5
$1,000
Concern Worldwide’s "Education for the Poor Project in Saint'Eau" aims to provide vulnerable children living in extreme poverty in Haiti with increased access to quality education by building schools, training teachers, and providing vital educational materials such as books, blackboards, pencils, and notebooks. The program will reach 2,430 students (48 percent girls) and build or rehabilitate 63 classrooms across 14 schools.
Concern Worldwide U.S.

Build Latrines in Schools

$3,750 each unit

Access to safe, clean facillities is very important for students. Help build three, 6-entrance latrines (3 for boys and 3 for girls). Concern Worldwide needs $11,250 to provide this basic amenity in schools. If you can fund the entire project please visit our big commitments page.
$15
$11,250
Concern Worldwide’s "Education for the Poor Project in Saint'Eau" aims to provide vulnerable children living in extreme poverty in Haiti with increased access to quality education by building schools, training teachers, and providing vital educational materials such as books, blackboards, pencils, and notebooks. The program will reach 2,430 students (48 percent girls) and build or rehabilitate 63 classrooms across 14 schools.

Basic Supplies for Teachers

$80 per Teacher

Concern Worldwide's Teacher Kit includes basic text books, dictionary, pens, instruments and all of the supplies needed for teacher for the year.  To fund the cost of outfitting 246 teachers at $19,680, please visit our big commitment page.
$10
$19,680
Concern Worldwide’s "Education for the Poor Project in Saut d'Eau" aims to provide vulnerable children living in extreme poverty in Haiti with increased access to quality education by building schools, training teachers, and providing vital educational materials such as books, blackboards, pencils, and notebooks. The program will reach 2,430 students (48 percent girls) and build or rehabilitate 63 classrooms across 14 schools.

School Director's Kit

$667 per school

Concern Worldwide needs 41 directors kits.  Help build the infrastructure of schools in Saut d'Eau by providing directors with basic items like a register, supplies, cupboard, and central teaching aids like maps, globes, geometrical shapes, etc. Total funding needed is $27,347. If you are interested in funding this entire project, please visit our big commitment page.

$10
$27,347
Concern Worldwide’s "Education for the Poor Project in Saut d'Eau" aims to provide vulnerable children living in extreme poverty in Haiti with increased access to quality education by building schools, training teachers, and providing vital educational materials such as books, blackboards, pencils, and notebooks. The program will reach 2,430 students (48 percent girls) and build or rehabilitate 63 classrooms across 14 schools.

Books & School Supplies

$650 per student per year

Students who receive H.E.L.P scholarships also need support to purchase books and supplies for the school year. These are the dedicated students whose only barrier to higher education is cost. Help by funding books and supplies which will allow them to succeed in their studies.

$115
$32,000

H.E.L.P is looking for sponsors to help give 50 top of their class students a chance to go to college.
To fund the entire $227,000 project please visit our big commitments page.

About the Scholarships:

  • HELP is sponsoring 100 students for the 2007/2008 academic year and has sponsors for 50 already. EPCC Is helping to fund the remaining 50.
  • Scholarships include full tuition, books and a stipend for transportation, food and basic living expenses.
  • HELP students are enrolled only in schools recognized by the Association of Francophone Universities (AUF) and major in medecine, accounting, computer science, agronomy, law, engineering, education, etc.
  • The HELP center in Port-au-Prince has 24hr electricity, a computer lab with 10 workstations, a library and study room.
  • HELP Students must maintain a B average in order to maintain scholarship eligibility.
  • Students volunteer several hours per week at the center, tutoring younger students and participating in the maintenance and upkeep of the center.
  • Gender Equity: Conscious of the extra obstacles to progress that women face in Haiti, HELP has a strong commitment to gender equity. We make special efforts to attract female candidates including recruiting visits to the all all-girls public schools.Overall, 40% of HELP students are female. Most are pursuing a math or science related field.

Find out more about the students they help by reading some of their inspiring stories on our site.

Give School Supplies

$15.15 per student kit

Concern Worldwide's student kits include all the books and school supplies for one year. 2430 children need these basic supplies in Saut d'Eau. If you are interested in supporting the $36,814.50 needed for all 2,430 students, please visit our big commitment page.

$5
$36,814
Concern Worldwide’s "Education for the Poor Project in Saut d'Eau" aims to provide vulnerable children living in extreme poverty in Haiti with increased access to quality education by building schools, training teachers, and providing vital educational materials such as books, blackboards, pencils, and notebooks. The program will reach 2,430 students (48 percent girls) and build or rehabilitate 63 classrooms across 14 schools.
Haitian Education and Leadership Project

Student Services

$750 per student

In order to succeed in college and beyond, the bright students with H.E.L.P. scholarships need access to computers, counseling, a safe study space, and support from mentors. Your donation provides vital services like these so they can make the most out of their hard work and education.

$120
$37,500

H.E.L.P is looking for sponsors to help give 50 top of their class students a chance to go to college.
To fund the entire $227,000 project please visit our big commitments page.

About the Scholarships:

  • HELP is sponsoring 100 students for the 2007/2008 academic year and has sponsors for 50 already. EPCC Is helping to fund the remaining 50.
  • Scholarships include full tuition, books and a stipend for transportation, food and basic living expenses.
  • HELP students are enrolled only in schools recognized by the Association of Francophone Universities (AUF) and major in medecine, accounting, computer science, agronomy, law, engineering, education, etc.
  • The HELP center in Port-au-Prince has 24hr electricity, a computer lab with 10 workstations, a library and study room.
  • HELP Students must maintain a B average in order to maintain scholarship eligibility.
  • Students volunteer several hours per week at the center, tutoring younger students and participating in the maintenance and upkeep of the center.
  • Gender Equity: Conscious of the extra obstacles to progress that women face in Haiti, HELP has a strong commitment to gender equity. We make special efforts to attract female candidates including recruiting visits to the all all-girls public schools.Overall, 40% of HELP students are female. Most are pursuing a math or science related field.

Find out more about the students they help by reading some of their inspiring stories on our site.

Concern Worldwide U.S.

Build a Classroom

$3,500 each

Concern Worldwide wants to build 11 new classrooms in Saint d'Eau to required specifications to help give the children of Haiti access to quality education. If you can fund the entire $38,500 project please visit our big commitments page.

$5
$38,500
Concern Worldwide’s “Education for the Poor Project in Saint d’Eau” aims to provide vulnerable children living in extreme poverty in Haiti with increased access to quality education by building schools, training teachers, and providing vital educational materials such as books, blackboards, pencils, and notebooks. The program will reach 2,430 students (48 percent girls) and 63 across 14 schools.

Make College Tuition Possible

$1,150 pays for One Year's Tuition

H.E.L.P is looking for sponsors to give 50 "top of their class" students a chance to go to college. These are the dedicated students whose only barrier to higher education is cost.

$100
$57,500


To fund the entire $227,000 project please visit our big commitments page.

About the Scholarships:

  • HELP is sponsoring 100 students for the 2007/2008 academic year and has sponsors for 50 already. EPCC Is helping to fund the remaining 50.
  • Scholarships include full tuition, books and a stipend for transportation, food and basic living expenses.
  • HELP students are enrolled only in schools recognized by the Association of Francophone Universities (AUF) and major in medecine, accounting, computer science, agronomy, law, engineering, education, etc.
  • The HELP center in Port-au-Prince has 24hr electricity, a computer lab with 10 workstations, a library and study room.
  • HELP Students must maintain a B average in order to maintain scholarship eligibility.
  • Students volunteer several hours per week at the center, tutoring younger students and participating in the maintenance and upkeep of the center.
  • Gender Equity: Conscious of the extra obstacles to progress that women face in Haiti, HELP has a strong commitment to gender equity. We make special efforts to attract female candidates including recruiting visits to the all all-girls public schools.Overall, 40% of HELP students are female. Most are pursuing a math or science related field.

Find out more about the students they help by reading some of their inspiring stories on our site.

Living Expenses for Students

$1,500 per student

Transportation can be a major expense in Haiti for dedicated star students whose only barrier to higher education is cost. Help provide a stipend to support a safe living space, food and other living expenses for H.E.L.P. students so they can focus on their studies.

$75
$75,000

H.E.L.P is looking for sponsors to help give 50 top of their class students a chance to go to college.
To fund the entire $227,000 project please visit our big commitments page.

About the Scholarships:

  • HELP is sponsoring 100 students for the 2007/2008 academic year and has sponsors for 50 already. EPCC Is helping to fund the remaining 50.
  • Scholarships include full tuition, books and a stipend for transportation, food and basic living expenses.
  • HELP students are enrolled only in schools recognized by the Association of Francophone Universities (AUF) and major in medecine, accounting, computer science, agronomy, law, engineering, education, etc.
  • The HELP center in Port-au-Prince has 24hr electricity, a computer lab with 10 workstations, a library and study room.
  • HELP Students must maintain a B average in order to maintain scholarship eligibility.
  • Students volunteer several hours per week at the center, tutoring younger students and participating in the maintenance and upkeep of the center.
  • Gender Equity: Conscious of the extra obstacles to progress that women face in Haiti, HELP has a strong commitment to gender equity. We make special efforts to attract female candidates including recruiting visits to the all all-girls public schools.Overall, 40% of HELP students are female. Most are pursuing a math or science related field.

Find out more about the students they help by reading some of their inspiring stories on our site.

Desks for Students

$125 per bench

Help Concern Worldwide buy 810 school benches with desks.  The benches and desks are joined together for sitting 3 pupils each. This proivdes enough seats for all 2,430 students they are trying to reach in Saut d'Eau. If you can fund all the seating, please visit our big commitment page.

$5
$101,250
Concern Worldwide’s "Education for the Poor Project in Saut d'Eau" aims to provide vulnerable children living in extreme poverty in Haiti with increased access to quality education by building schools, training teachers, and providing vital educational materials such as books, blackboards, pencils, and notebooks. The program will reach 2,430 students (48 percent girls) and build or rehabilitate 63 classrooms across 14 schools.

Hot Meals Help Kids Learn

29¢ per meal

Concern Worldwide can provide a hot meal each of the 200 school days with your help for all 2,430 students. This is a total of 486,000 meals per year. School meals not only help attendance but often are necessary for minimum nutrition in this poverty stricken country. To fund this entire $140,940 project, please visit our big commitment page.

$25
$140,940
Concern Worldwide’s "Education for the Poor Project in Saut d'Eau" aims to provide vulnerable children living in extreme poverty in Haiti with increased access to quality education by building schools, training teachers, and providing vital educational materials such as books, blackboards, pencils, and notebooks. The program will reach 2,430 students (48 percent girls) and build or rehabilitate 63 classrooms across 14 schools.