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For the past 20 years, the story of the Hands & Feet Project has often been synonymous with the story of our first little girl, Tamara. From the moment she joined our Children’s Village, she grew and developed alongside our mission, her timeline intricately woven with ours. It’s been both a privilege and a blessing…

Unanimously known around campus for his kind heart, easygoing nature, and perpetual smile, Rood is an integral part of our family. Alongside his twin brother Roodly, he’s recognized for his cheerful and responsible demeanor, whether helping their caregivers around the house or looking after the younger children. Now seventeen years old, Rood continues to grow,…

Sadness, honor, and respect as tears fall on our soil. The ongoing conflict in Haiti has profoundly affected us, with Thursday night’s tragic news underscoring the brutal reality many face. Judes Montis, a long-standing Haitian Director for Missions, and Davy and Natalie Lloyd, the founders’ son and daughter-in-law, fell victim to gang violence. Instead of…

In Grand Goave, Haiti, a pivotal event recently took place. Aimed at addressing the unique challenges young adults face in their journey toward adulthood, the workshop focused on three vital aspects: communication, self-esteem, and independence. Organized with meticulous planning and executed with passion, this event proved to be a source of inspiration and hope for…

In a world where accessibility for special needs individuals is still a distant dream in many places, Haiti stands out as an example of the challenges faced by this community. Basic accommodations like ramps and wide doorways are scarce, let alone access to medical care, equipment, or educational opportunities. In a country where empathy and…

In the heart of Haiti, amidst the challenges and joys of serving vulnerable communities, Odius stands as a steadfast pillar of support and compassion. As a Special Project Coordinator with Hands & Feet Project since its inception, his journey intertwines with the very fabric of the organization’s mission. Q. How did you get involved with…

The Helda family faced immense vulnerability and struggled to care for their children and provide them with access to education and adequate medical support.  Djenicka had been using a wheelchair that was too big for her and was broken. We had the privilege of delivering Djenicka, the eldest, a much-needed wheelchair. The family was very…

Last year, a local clinic approached Hands & Feet Project about a young girl named Wildaline. While serving her, the clinic found a growth forming on her left cheek. Because of this alarming discovery, she would need extensive medical care in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince. Unwilling to shoulder the cost and responsibility for Wildaline’s care, her…

Education is a cornerstone of empowerment, offering life-changing opportunities to individuals and communities. In Haiti, where access to education is not easily accessible or free, the journey toward learning is often laden with challenges. The need for tuition fees, essential school supplies, and specific uniforms can pose significant barriers for children aspiring to receive an…

In 2023, while still attending school, I embarked on a journey that would not only shape my career but also my perspective on work, teamwork, and dedication. That journey began when I started working part-time for Haiti Made. Today, as a manager at this remarkable organization, I want to share what working for Haiti Made…