Education can't wait.

Haiti is facing a civil war. In Port-au-Prince, gangs terrorize communities, burning homes, taking lives, and shattering hope. Tragically, 30–50% of gang members are children—desperate for food, purpose, and a way to survive.

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Empowering Georgeline, and other success stories

Just last week, Georgeline and five other students graduated from sewing-, pastry- and cooking school and will now start a micro-business. Additionally, our recent graduate Carolle was hired by the very company where she was doing her internship. Stories like theirs are common in the KCH community, and they’re a testament to the power of our holistic and personalized approach. We don’t just educate; we empower. And the results are life-changing.

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A message from Sabrina 💛💙💚

We are incredibly proud of Sabrina’s accomplishment. Having lost both her parents due to a lack of healthcare when she was a young teenager, Sabrina became acutely aware of the importance of access to care and was determined to succeed in nursing school. Through her hard work and dedication, she became one of the top students in her class!

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Celebrating Success and Togethernes

While the situation in Haiti is still difficult, about 100 KCH students are now back in school. Some can't return yet because their commute to school is unsafe. Fifteen of our young men and women participate in our 'catch-up' classes in preparation for their state exams to make up for the many schooldays they missed.

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You've got their backs

Look at the smiles of our aspiring entrepreneurs! These fifteen young adults were selected to attend a special micro-business training this summer. If they complete the training successfully, KCH will offer them the financial support they need to get started and make their entrepreneurial dreams come true. They are so excited!

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