St. Joseph's Home for Boys takes the most broken among the children of the streets and child slaves and raises them up to be the best they can be. The home was destroyed in the January 2010 earthquake; with HTF assistance it has been dismantled and is being rebuilt. St. Joseph's is the home of the Resurrection Dance Theatre of Haiti. (Location: Delmas 91, Port-au-Prince)
Trinity House is a member of the St. Joseph Family. The home takes the rejected ones of the streets and society and raises them up to be the best they can be. (Location: Jacmel)
Wings of Hope, another St. Joseph Family ministry, is the premier residential facility in Haiti for physically and mentally challenged children. Through love and intentionall focus, children who were once thrown away, considered to be of no value, are being raised up as productive and contributing people. (Location: Fermathe)
Fondasyon Tetkole is a community-based initiative that seeks the highest at-risk children, generally orphaned and living on the streets, and raises them up to be educated and productive. (Location: Jacmel)
Chemen Lavi Miyò is a partnership with Fonkoze, Haiti's Bank for the Poor. This ground-breaking and leading edge project aims to alleviate extreme poverty in Haiti by raising up, empowering, and placing families in Haiti's Central Plateau region (primarily single mothers and their children) on a path to a better life. The goal is to change the lives of 5,000 families by 2017. (Location: Boukan Kare area in the Central Plateau)
Haitian Education and Leadership Program (HELP) is a merit and need-based university scholarship program that helps to build a productive middle class in Haiti, changing the future for many families. (Headquarter in Port-au-Prince; nationwide in scope)
Lekòl sen Trinitè is a Montessori school for children of ultra-poor families. The children are receive an education and, importantly, food. (Location: Jacmel)
Pazapa is a community outreach for physical and mentally challenged children and their families. The center was destroyed by the earthquake; a new facility now is being constructed. (Locaton: outside of Jacmel)
House of Blessings is a model of taking orphaned children and raising them up as educated and contributing members of Haitian society. (Locaton: Callebasse, Kenskoff)
Dieuna Francois was born into an ultra-poor family. As a teen, she was left to care for two siblings when both of her parents were pulled away from home -- her father to find work, her mother to find care for an ailing child. Desperate for food for herself and her siblings, Dieuna moves in with a man in exchange for food. She soon becomes pregnant. The man stays with her, but he cannot earn enough as a day laborer to feed their family. They go days with no food. She must borrow sandals to walk anywhere beyond her small thatch hut. She is in the same cycle of extreme poverty she was born into. She has no vision and no means to change her life. She has no hope. 
Thanks to CLM and its investment in her -- through gifts from people like you -- Dieuna is living a transformed life. She has a small business, her family has food to eat. Her children have shoes to wear and go to school. She's improved her house with concrete walls, a metal roof, and a latrine in the back. She is saving money. Thanks to gifts to CLM, she has hope for the future. 
