Today’s Haiti . Fearing for their lives daily is another add-on to Haitians’ list of oppressions. Before the violence, Haitians lacked food, clean water, housing, access to health care, and education, establishing Haiti as the poorest country in the Northern Hemisphere. Now, the oppression of …
It has been over a year since we have been able to travel to Haiti because it is unsafe, and our government has issued a “Do Not Travel” warning. However, our on-the-ground program assistant, Pastor Edome, provides us with nearly daily updates. Since the assassination of …
Twelve Pieh Students take THE high school national exam In July, TWELVE PieH scholarship recipients will take the Haitian National Exam. In Haiti, students take a four-day national exam after their senior year, which is THE qualifier for university admission. Historically, only four percent of …
Amid the current severe struggles in Haiti, PieH added 17 new scholarship recipients for the 2021-’22 school year. For the last several years, our recipients have passed their 9th-grade exam and are entering high school. Our mission is to impact the most vulnerable, and we …
PieH Students prepare for school Among the rubble, death, violence, and sickness in Haiti, PieH students are preparing to go back to school, one constant in their lives. Haiti, an already impoverished country, recently suffered from political unrest, gang violence, the assassination of its president, …
Early morning of July 7, a trained armed commando group assassinated the president of Haiti, Jovenel Moïse, and critically injured his wife in their private residence. Partners in Education Haiti has been working in Haiti for a decade, providing access to education and basic needs …
Partners in Education Haiti received an additional $10,000 grant from the Missouri Methodist Conference to continue its water, health, and hygiene efforts in the village of Duplan, Haiti.The Duplan Methodist Church is the hub of the community, assisting members and area residents when it can. …
