In a country where 90 per cent of the population is unemployed, we’ve provided microloans to help women establish subsistence businesses and provide for their children. We’ve just built a new school in Port-au-Prince, where an estimated 80% of the schools previously in operation had been destroyed in the catastrophic earthquake of 2010. We seek to aid a land ravaged by years of natural disaster and political upheaval.

Our work is dedicated to the memory of Andrew Grene, a UN worker and one of the many thousands of people who died in the Haiti earthquake of 12 January 2010. You can read more about Andrew on this site.

We’ve done a lot already, but need more help to keep making a difference. And that’s where you come in. You may be a corporate sponsor with time, money or equipment to donate. Maybe you’d like to organise events or explore volunteering opportunities; or you might consider one-off donations or make regular contributions. Whatever has brought you here, welcome – we hope you will join our cause. And when the time is right, we hope you will contact us to start a conversation