Chances For Children

Providing Hope For Children In Haiti

Community

Where We Work

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Current Church Community Projects

1 Bel Anse
2 Cite Soleil/Sarth
3 Caporal
4 Desdunes
5 Latapi (L’Artibonit)
6 Gonaives
7 Grande Riviere

8 Kenscoff
9 Massikot
10 Derriere Puit
11
Hatte Chevreau
12 Model (Artibonite)
13 St. Michel (de L’Attalaye)
14 Foret des Pins
15 Petionville

Survival

Extreme unemployment and unstable food supply for families (Children and elderly vulnerable)

Unsafe water supply may exist

Medical care is too expensive or non existent

Shelter is poor, in general, or barely exists

Church pastor feels helpless

Feeding program at least 3-days per week

Clean water supplied for cooking

Stipends paid for the pastor & cooks

Stability

All children needing food are in a feeding program

C4C stipends continue for administering the feeding program

No children are showing signs of malnutrition

Mobile Medical Clinics (MMCs) at least twice a year

Children are not dying from ‘simple preventable’ causes

Pastor starting to become a community leader

Working issues outside of the church

Clean water is available for drinking/cooking

Some jobs have been created

Low water/sustainable farming is starting

Sustainability

Pastor(s) is the ‘go to guy’ to help solve community problems. The community says “he is my pastor”

Jobs have been created to supplement income needs

Pastors are receiving a small salary from their church & along with sustainable farming so they can live without C4C stipend support

Low water, sustainable farming is widely accepted and successful

Clean water for drinking/cooking is readily available

Acceptable shelter in place for everyone

Medical care is available through MMC’s quarterly or people have enough money to go to the nearest clinic

Primary education is available and affordable

Children needing a supplemental food source has dropped dramatically, stipends for feeding program not needed