PROVIDE HOPE TO FAMILIES, ONE HOME AT A TIME.

Every day in Haiti, over half the population is living in poverty and can’t afford the security and safety of a well-built home. In addition, finding stable employment is incredibly difficult, leading many men to abandon their families because they are ashamed of not being able to provide for their spouses and children. High unemployment, broken families, political unrest, and natural disasters perpetuate this devastating cycle.

At Welcome Home Haiti, we believe everyone deserves a safe and secure home. Since 2010, we have been building homes for vulnerable families in Haiti. Our goal is to complete our 300th home by the end of this year.

In the process of building homes, we also employ over 100 men and women, providing them with living-wage jobs in construction, security, cooking, carpentry, and more. Our employees and the families we serve have access to discipleship opportunities, weekly Bible studies, community groups, marriage counseling and conferences, and opportunities to participate in community outreach.

During the current crisis in Haiti, your help is needed more than ever.

When violence and unrest increased in 2023, Welcome Home Haiti helped a pastor named Jacquelin, and his wife, when they received a call that their home in Port-au-Prince had been invaded by gangs while they were out of town. In Jacquelin's words—

“We lost everything. Thankfully, God made a way, and our paths crossed with Welcome Home Haiti. It is by the hand of God and his provision that we have this new home.”

As we look ahead, we need your support to continue blessing families like Jacquelin's with homes, employment, and discipleship. God willing, our goal is to: 

• Build 4 homes each month over the next 6 months for a total of $480,000. 

• Add a concrete block machine to our current compressed-earth block operations and expand our solar energy system to ultimately save money for a total of $150,000.

• Empower and equip employees and local church leaders to meet the urgent needs of their neighbors at a time when unrest, inflation, and food insecurity levels are high.

Please join us and give today to provide hope to Haitian families—one home at a time.