HaitiChildren Village
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HaitiChildren Village at Williamson is an 18-acre completely walled property owned and built by HaitiChildren. The Village is located approximately 40 miles northwest of Port-au-Prince in the Arcahaie Arrondissement (community).
HaitiChildren has been home to hundreds of abandoned Haitian children, half of whom suffer from mental and/or physical disability. They are cared for by dedicated employees who serve as “house mothers/fathers,” administrators, cooks, security personnel, medical professionals, and pastors. The Village served as a logistical hub for the receiving, storage, and distribution of emergency food, water, and medical supplies in the aftermath of the devastating 2010 earthquake.
In addition to the children’s residence, the Village is the base for the following projects, which are described in detail by clicking on the links: a
HaitiChildren Farm and Sustainability Project
HaitiChildren Church and Community Outreach Center
Sammy’s Community Medical Clinic
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