HRI visited an informal internally displaced persons camp located in downtown Port-au-Prince, Haiti. When we arrived to assess the situation, we discovered the deplorable living conditions of up to 3,000 displaced persons - mostly women, children, and the elderly.

Each day they step up, face the danger and risks so they can lend a hand up to the thousands of children and families constantly living on the edge of disaster! Click here to read our 2021 Annual Report. The complete 2021 Audit and 990 are currently underway.

A year after its president’s assassination, Haiti is in turmoil... Recent article by The Washington Post provides a brief overview of the impact it has had on the people of Haiti.

I would like to share with you a bit of insight into the daily challenges of our work and our teams in the field. I do hope you'll take a few minutes and pray with us for safety, wisdom and provision.

HRI's 2021 Audit is underway! You can expect your Annual Report and audited financials soon. Until then, here are some insights that I hope you find encouraging!

Dominique found Farel and 6 of her 7 children living on the streets of Les Cayes. She had been unable to pay the yearly rent of $300 for a tiny room they all shared, so the owner evicted them. Now, this 43 year old mother of 7, two of whom are twins under the age of two, are sleeping on the street.