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An unprecedented, ongoing humanitarian crisis is taking place throughout Haiti.  An unstable government and a lack of properly equipped security forces have allowed numerous gangs to take control of large portions of the country. The country’s supply chains for essential … Continue reading →

Summer camp at The Fr Marc Piché Immaculate Conception Parish School in Chacha. The kids are doing arts and crafts, music and dance, and recreation activities.

The Fr Marc Piché Immaculate Conception Parish School‘s operations have continued without interruptions despite the ongoing issues Haiti is facing. There has been some difficulty sourcing ingredients for the feeding program at times (fuel shortages, inflation, and roadblocks have all contributed), … Continue reading →

On August 14th, our friends in Haiti were forced to overcome yet another life challenge when a large earthquake occurred in the southern peninsula near Les Cayes. Different than the earthquake which struck Port-au-Prince in 2010, this time the major … Continue reading →

BRAINTREE — After the devastation of the earthquake in 2010 and Hurricane Matthew in 2016, Haiti took another blow on Aug. 14, this time in the form of a 7.2 magnitude earthquake that claimed the liv Source: Local parishes, charities … Continue reading →

We have received word that our school community in Puit Chacha is safe and that the school itself remains structurally sound following the devastating earthquake on the southern peninsula of the island. However, several thousand people closer to the epicenter … Continue reading →

Thanks to all who contributed to the August second collection for IC Haiti. We received over $10,000 in the collection which will assure funding for the 2021-22 school year in Puit Chacha and continued dental care for the school community. … Continue reading →

This weekend’s second collection. The first quarterly collection for IC Haiti will be taken up on Palm Sunday weekend (March 27–28). Once again, we appeal to your care for, and generosity toward, the children and school community of Puit Chacha, … Continue reading →