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The PEACE Project in Haiti helps people living in a difficult place succeed.

PEACE Project in Haiti, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit run by volunteers. This means our overhead is low and your return on investment is high.

600+
PRIMARY
STUDENTS
150+
ADULT LEARNERS 

 
1000+
LIVES TOUCHED
DAILY

The PEACE Project in Haiti has created and now maintains education, training and business development programs that empower people to improve their lives.

 

PEACE Project works in the greater Port au Prince area supporting:

* three primary schools, 

* a vocational school,

* an agriculture program that provides training, quality seed and tools to farmers,

* a scholarship and tutoring program that helps financially challenged secondary school students,

* adult literacy classes and

* a micro loan program that helps Haitians start small businesses.

Our Work
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Opening morning exercise

We support and monitor the work in three primary schools and are currently revolutionizing the method of teaching in our schools.

We provide training, seed and tools for farmers in three villages, so families can better feed themselves and sell the surplus.

Learning to do wiring

We operate a trade school for adults who learn dressmaking, tailoring, electrical work, plumbing, tiling, refrigeration repair so they can support themselves.

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Christella: "I am never going to
be called poor again."

Eager to learn...at any age

15 high potential students a year

Bright Paths helps high school students that have financial hardships stay in school.  Computer training and tutoring are also offered.

Banm Zèl means "Give Me Wings" in Creole.  The program makes small business loans and helps people improve their business with counseling.

A large number of farmers in our ag program asked if we can help them learn to read and write.  We are happy to!

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Marie Augustin

LITERACY IN RURAL HAITI

Marie Yolette Augustin has four children, has always known farming, grows carrots, cabbage, potatoes, turnips and leeks. She appreciates the seed and tools she gets from PEACE Project that help her feed her family and sell produce in the market.  And she is grateful for the literacy class:  "I was born into a family that didn't give importance to schools.  My parents were only interested in providing food for their children.  Now, thanks to the literacy school I can sign my name.  It's true, I'm getting older, but I will make more effort to learn and progress further.  I often help those close to me who know absolutely nothing,  to learn.  Thanks to the PEACE Project that allows everyone to progress."
 

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