Impact partner

Education, healthcare, nutrition, clothing, and shelter.

Education, healthcare, nutrition, clothing, and shelter for children and young adults in Haiti. Copy below is from breadforhaiti.org.

Haiti relief and development

Bread for Haiti.

To provide education, healthcare, nutrition, clothing, and shelter for children and young adults in Haiti.

Bread for Haiti’s public site describes a ministry of education, healthcare, nutrition, clothing, and shelter for children and young adults in Haiti, inspired by needs after the January 12, 2010 earthquake.

Related-use donations of soil amendments are a possible agricultural use — hillside plots, market gardens, and land restoration in Haiti. Photographs on this page are public Haiti agriculture stills, not Bread for Haiti program documentation.

Copy on this page is taken from the charity’s public website. Confirm current programs with them.

2010

Work described after the Haiti earthquake

Haiti

Country of the published programs

breadforhaiti.org

Public site

From their site

Programs they publish.

Education

Schooling and instruction for children and young adults, as described on their public site.

Healthcare and nutrition

Clinic and feeding programs named in their public materials.

Clothing and shelter

Basic needs alongside the education and health work.

Education, healthcare, nutrition, clothing, and shelter for children and young adults in Haiti.

Bread for Haiti, public site

Place

Landscapes of the work.

These photographs are of the country those programs name — not a claim that every frame is a charity field site.

Hillside farming plots near Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Hillside farming plots near Port-au-Prince. Wikimedia / Jlanghurst, 2003. Public Haiti agriculture — not a Bread for Haiti program still.
Cabbage rows at Wynne Farm in Kenscoff, Haiti
Cabbage at Wynne Farm, Kenscoff. USAID / Kendra Helmer, 2010. Related-use context, not a Bread for Haiti program still.
Seedling trays in a Haiti reforestation nursery
A reforestation nursery in Haiti. Public still of land-restoration work in the country.

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TC Alliance Foundation

Established to alleviate human suffering and improve quality of life. Public programs center on restoring soil health and reclaiming food sovereignty with Indigenous nations, using mineral-rich natural amendments and regenerative practice.

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Rescue Democracy International

Conservation programs including tree planting, regenerative farming, soil remediation, habitat restoration, and community clean-ups.

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