Who We Are

The city we support, Karouk, is not a major city. It is part of Anse-a-Veau area. Most of the students that attend Kindest Hearts Academy live in areas without drivable roads, electricity , or running water. The help that you may have  seen on TV does not reach these remote parts of Haiti. Kindest Hearts is in a unique position to provide support to these more remote areas. Your continued support is appreciated. 

As of now, there is no confirmation on what needs to be repaired on the school building. There is no structural damage to the clinic or the Mansion de Amis. 

The water pump needs to be fixed. Unfortunately the company that services the water pump, is based in Les Cayes, one of the hardest hit cities.  They are unable to make contact with anyone.

One of our staff members, who lives in Miragoane, a city not affected by the earthquake, took the initiative along with some friends to donate water, diapers and other necessities to the people of Karouk and surrounding areas. We were also able to distribute 15 comforters and sheets (which we had in storage) to many grateful families. We are planning to make meal kits with rice, beans, water and oil too.  We are  continuing to work with our local staff to fill the most needs.The principal of our school has tried to reach out to the students and their families, in order to get a better understanding of what the needs of the community are and their overall well being.

The needs have been expressed as a range of food, water and building supplies, which your donates will help purchase and distribute. 

At this time, we are only accepting financial donations, as we do not have a way of shipping supplies at this time.