By donating funds to our non-profit organization, you provide essential resources such as food, clean water, shelter, healthcare, education, and emotional support to abandoned children in Haiti. Your contribution directly improves their lives and helps them build a brighter future.

HaitiChildren is a non profit organization for Haiti Children that provides care and education to abandoned, orphaned, and disabled children in Haiti. In our 25-year history, we have cared for Haiti’s most vulnerable children and established a reputation for excellence in our comprehensive and community-based programming.

In all our advocacy efforts, our guiding principle remains clear: Every policy should uphold the rights, well-being, and potential of Haiti’s children. We believe in the power of informed, compassionate policy-making to drive meaningful and sustainable change for Haiti.

Since HaitiChildren’s inception, it has given life and a future to the thousands of the world’s poorest, the forgotten children of Haiti. During HaitiChildren’s 27 years, Susie has raised over $40 million, all of which has gone directly to Haiti’s most vulnerable.

Discover the inspiring story of Susie Scott Krabacher and her mission to bring hope and opportunity to the lives of impoverished children in Haiti.

Susie used a devastating time in her life to look deep within and discover a passion and calling for the children of Haiti. Through her perseverance and advocacy, orphaned and impoverished Haitian children now have a bright future to strive for.

Discover hope and love at HaitiChildren Village, where 131 abandoned Haitian children find a safe haven and dedicated care in the midst of their challenges.

2024年10月4日 · Now, gangs are targeting a new group of vulnerable people: 62 disabled children living in an orphanage called Haiti Children, outside Port-au-Prince. This time, there are ways to protect these most helpless young ones.

Make a difference in Haiti by donating at HaitiChildren. Your support is crucial in transforming lives and creating positive change.

We are monitoring the current situation in Haiti with grave concern. While, again, Haiti is in a state of political unrest, the children and staff are safe. All schools, banks, markets and many roads are closed due to manifestations of the Haitian population demanding an end to …