Haitian Metal art is an incredibly unique art form and a hallmark of Haitian culture. The metal used in these works of art are a testament to the resourcefulness of Haitians and their ability to see beauty in the mundane.

Last fall, community members in Petit Trou urgently needed support to weather the political and economic crisis affecting Haiti. Our friends and supporters gave generously to the Community Response Fund, empowering local leaders to support their communities through agricultural and community health initiatives.

The landscape of St. Paul’s School’s campus recently received some exciting new additions, thanks to special guests who visited St. Paul’s garden club.

Last week a group of CHP-supported scholarship students finished a month-long training to become solar technicians with certifications to monitor and maintain a future solar grid on St. Paul’s School’s campus.

In case you missed it on our social media channels, Guilot and Genevieve tied the knot in July in a special ceremony held at St. Paul’s church. Angela Altus, a professional photographer and friend to CHP, attended the happy event and just sent in the beautiful photos she took that day.

Jacob and Wilda recently sat down with CHP staff for a short video interview in which they graciously shared many personal details about their lives, including the story of their marriage. Here is a sneak peek of what they told us.

Patrick and his wife Rose Laure welcomed their son Patricio into the world four months ago. Even with a busy home life, Patrick continues to balance multiple projects to support his family and community.

A group of elementary school students recently had a special request of Raphael. What they asked is evidence of his phenomenal teaching during his first year at St. Paul’s school.

When a group of visitors met Kinsley and asked him about his 9th-grade exams, he assured them that he wasn’t worried—he was ready.

Roodnaëlle has further spread her wings through some fun new experiences.

Earth Day is not commonly known in Petit Trou de Nippes and Schneider and Jameson look forward to taking back the spirit, experiences, and lessons of this special Earth Day to their community.

Schneider Chancy and Jameson Figarot are together so often that it seems fitting for them to share a post on our Year in the Life blog. Growing up as neighbors and peers at St. John’s school, they have been the best of friends for as long as each can remember.

Guirlene is the supervisor of the local clinic in Petit Trou de Nippes and has been a keystone of the community for many years.

When Hurricane Matthew struck Haiti in October 2016, it devastated the surrounding areas of Petit Trou. Patrick Desir sprang into action.