New Hope Haiti Mission
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New Hope Haiti Mission was founded in 1999 near the Port-au-Prince area of Haiti. The orphanage first began as New Hope for Children with four children but now has 22 children living, learning, and growing in the knowledge of Jesus Christ. NHHM also supports a local church plant, Balan Christian Church, in the desert village of Balan and feeding program that feeds 225 families for 2-3 days a week. New Hope Haiti Mission is a non-profit Christian organization overseen by a board of directors and the mission is carried out by it’s missionaries, Haitian pastors and Haitian staff. Teams occasionally come to the orphanage and village to help in various ways: VBS, medical, dental, construction, etc. This blog is a journal of those experiences and a source of updated information for those who support the mission - Service
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2/4/10: Visit from Michael:
Needs: Fuel, wood, water. 65 girls in one building, 40 in another.
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*EARTHQUAKE UPDATE: All of the children and staff are safe. Damage to the orphanage and loss of supplies. Please PRAY!!* New Hope Haiti Mission is a non-profit Christian ministry serving the country of Haiti through orphan care, church planting, discipleship, and community development. NHHM was founded in 2000, and God has entrusted us with 22 precious children ranging from ages 5-14. We also serve the village of Balan with pastoral care and a feeding program that brings relief to 2500 people. We thank you for your spiritual and financial support
This work could not be done without you!
WE NEED YOUR HELP! PLEASE CONSIDER GIVING TODAY!
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Scott has continued to take supplies to other orphanages that do not have the ability to get it for themselves. Many have not received the aid that has come in. He noted in one of his tweets on Day 10 that things were shifting from shock and horror to hunger and infection. The people are displaced in the streets or tent cities, and unable to get food. Scott says they are beginning to show signs of hostility. Now gunfire, even rapid gunfire, is going on in our neighborhood at night. As you know, our back property wall fell in the quake. This is a big security risk for us. People who are hungry will soon turn to stealing and orphanages have always been targets because people know that we have larger amounts of food/supplies and a lifeline to the United States. Please continue to pray for the children/staff’s protection.
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In what capacity are you serving in Haiti?
We are on the board of directors for the non-profit Christian organization: New Hope Haiti Mission.
What area (city/village/province) of Haiti are you working in?
Santo, PaP and Balan
What is the name of your organization/church/mission currently operating in Haiti?
New Hope Haiti Mission
What is your organization's web address?
http://www.newhopehaitimission.org
Please briefly describe your organization's work in Haiti
We have an orphanage with 22 children in Santo. We also have a church plant, Balan Christian Church, and a feeding program in the desert village of Balan.
Please share your in-country contact information - email and telephone
newhopehaitimission @gmail.com