supporting education in haiti a directory of civil society organizations

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Supporting Education in HaitiA Directory of Civil Society Organizations

Working in the Education Sector in Haiti

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What is the purpose o the directory?

AIR has been committed to pursuingdevelopment activities in Haitis education

sector since 2003. This directory wasdeveloped as a direct response to ormer U.S.President Bill Clintons call or increasedinormation on, and coordination o, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) workingin Haiti. The purpose o the directory isto identiy organizations that are currentlyactive in supporting primary and secondaryeducation and school-based health activitiesto 1) help promote and encourage privatesector support to the education sector; 2) link

donors, the Haitian Diaspora, and the privatesector to local Haitian organizations workingto improve education; and 3) help to improvethe coordination o education supportactivities in Haiti.

Who is the intended audience/user?

The directory is intended or multipleaudiences both within Haiti andinternationally, including:n International donors and development

partnersn Haitian Diaspora organizationsn Haitian private sector and governmentn Haitian NGO community

Why is the contact inormation limited tonames, addresses and phone numbers inHaiti or international NGOs?

The directory is intended to provide linkagesand access to NGOs currently working in

Haiti at the national and community level insupport o primary and secondary educationand school health based activities. Throughthe provision o local contact inormation,the directory supports Haitian drivenactivities and coordination and emphasizesa direct relationship among the private sector,donors, the Haitian Diaspora, and localHaitian organizations at the community level.The contact inormation provided or theInternational NGOs head quartered outside

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What are the criteria or organizationsto be listed, and is there the opportunityto add more?

The directory identies international andHaitian NGOs, oundations, and associations

that are currently active in supportingprimary and secondary education and school-based health activities, including educationor out-o-school children. The directoryocuses on organizations with medium- tolarge-scale impact. The directory does notinclude organizations conducting importantbut small-scale activities benetting less than100 children, excepting scholarship activities,which may oer great benet to perhapsewer children.

AIR intends to update and expand thedirectory on an on-going basis, and welcomessuggestions or additional organizationsto be included. Currently, the directoryincludes international and Haitian NGOs,oundations, and associations workingnationwide and/or in the urban areas oPort-au-Prince, Gonaves, Cap-Hatien,St. Marc, Les Cayes, and Petit-Gove.

How was data collected?AIR worked in partnership with a localHaitian rm to gather inormation rom theorganizations through in-person interviews,phone and email communications, andweb-based research.

Who is unding this directory?

The directory is an AIR-unded initiativeand is not supported by any donor unding.

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How do I request to add, edit, orremove a profle?

To add or remove a prole or to edit anexisting prole, please send a messageto [email protected] with yourrequested changes. Please provide a

valid email address or phone number inorder or AIR to veriy the request.

How oten will the directory be updated?

The directory will be updated on a bi-annualbasis, incorporating all additions, edits, and/or deletions received during the period.

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1 ActionAid Hati

3 Aide et Action

4 American Institutes or Research (AIR)

6 Appui Social aux Enants Dmunis(ASED)

7 Armee du Salut

9 Association Corps dHonneurChrtienne Toussaint Louverture pourle Dveloppement (ACHTLD)

10 Association Coeurs Unis - K Kontre

11 Association des Enseignants pour uneNouvelle Vision Instructive et Educative

12 Association Hatienne pour laPopulation de Dveloppement

Autonome (PRODEVA)

13 Association Passionnante Hatiennepour le Service Social (PHASS)

14 Association des Paysans de Vallue (APV)

15 Association o Volunteers inInternational Service (AVSI)

16 Ayiti Education

17 Blue Ridge Haiti

18 Bureau Anglican de lducation enHati (BAEH)

20 Bureau des Avocats Internationaux

22 Bureau de lEglise Mthodiste dHatipour lducation Gnrale (BEMHEG)

23 CARE

25 Catholic Relie Services (CRS)

27 Centre dAction pour le Dveloppement(CAD)

28 Centre dAide aux Personnes a ProblmesAuditis (CAPPA)

29 Centre dApprentissage et de Formationpour la Transormation (CAFT)

31 Centre dducation CommunautaireAlternative (CECA)

32 Centre dducation Spciale (CES)

33 Centre de Formation et de Nutritiondes Enants (CFNE)

34 Centre de Formation et de Promotionde lHomme (CEFOPROH)

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35 Centre Humanitaire Adelina (CHA)

36 Centre de Nutrition, de Sant etdducation des Enants de La Caraibe(CCNHEC)

37 Chances or Children

38 Christian Reorm World RelieCommittee (CRWRC) / Sous Espwa

40 Comite Central Mennonite (MCC)

42 Commission Episcopale pourlducation Catholique (CEEC)

43 Compassion International - Haiti

45 Concern Worldwide

47 Condration des coles PrivesIndpendantes dHati (CONFEPI)

48 Cooperative Housing Foundation (CHF)

50 Education Development Center, Inc.

(EDC)

52 Eglise Mthodiste Libre

53 Espoir des Jeunes pour AvancementMangot-Marion et Environ (EJAME)

54 Fdration des coles vangliques etProtestantes de lArtibonite (FEPA)

55 Fdration des coles ProtestantesdHati (FEPH)

56 Fondation Boisette

57 Fondation Boussole

58 Fondation pour la Dense des Droitsde lEnant (FODDE)

59 Fondation Digicel

61 Fondation Hatienne dAppui au

Dveloppement Local (FONHADEL)

63 Fondation Hatienne de lEnseignementPriv (FONHEP)

65 La Fondation Mortel

67 Fondation Nouveaux Horizons

69 Fondation Paul Grin-Lajoie

71 Fondation Unibank

72 Le Fonds de Parrainage National (FPN)

74 Food or the Poor

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76 Foundation HCS: Help or theChildren o the Streets

77 Foyer des Enants de la Providence

78 Foyer lEscale

79 Foyer Maurice Sixto (FMS)

80 Groupe Hatien de Recherches etdActions Pdagogiques (GHRAP)

81 Groupe de Support la CommunautHatienne

83 Gwoupman Peyizan Gason ak

Fanm Vanyan

84 Haitian Education & LeadershipProgram (HELP)

86 Hati Vision

87 Hosean International Ministries (HIM)

89 Institut Mixte Sidney Woodman

90 International Mission Outreach

91 Jeunes Contre Violence etCriminalit Hati

93 Kad Timoun Nan Sid

94 Kindernothile (KNH)

96 LAKAY

97 Mission vanglique Baptiste du SuddHati (MEBSH)

98 Mission des Adventistes du 7e JourNord-Ouest dHati (MANOH)

99 Mission Chrtienne de lEau de Vie

101 Mission Eben-Ezer

103 Mission des Eglises BaptistesIndpendantes (MEBI-HAITI)

104 Mission vanglique Bon Berger

105 Mission Lutherienne dHati

106 Mission de Nazaren en Hati

107 Mouvement des Organisations Socialespour lAvancement dHati (MOSAH)

108 Mutuelle dOrganisation pour leDveloppement de Trouchouchou(MODET)

109 National Spiritual Assembly o theBahais o Haiti

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111 ganis pou Kore Pwoj Kominot(OKPK) / Inter Aide

113 Organisation des Habitants pour leDveloppement de Boucandrice /Ganthier (OHDEB)

114 Organisation des Jeunes pour leDveloppement (OJEDESEM-3)

115 Organisation des Jeunes Penseurs pourle Dveloppement de lOuest (OJPDO)

116 Organisation pour le Renorcement delducation et de lInstruction (OREI)

117 Organisation de Support Familial pourlEpanouissement de lEnant (OSFEE)

118 Organisation Tet Ansanm pour leDveloppement de Marre-Roseau(OTADEM)

119 Orpheline Eben-Ezer de Simon

120 Oxam Quebec

122 Pain aux Hommes

123 Picardo Social Club Chretien

124 Plan dAction pour le Dveloppementet lIntgration (PADEVI)

125 Plan Hati

126 Programme National de CantineScolaire (PNCS)

127 Pwoj Espwa de Sud

128 Rassemblement des Amis dePetit-Gove (RAPEG)

129 Save the Children

131 Socit Hatienne dAide aux

Aveugles (SHAA)

132 SOS Village dEnants Hati

133 Soutien aux Enants deTabarre (SAEDT)

134 Star o Hope Hati

136 Viva Rio

137 Yle Hati

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Location

Delmas 48,Impasse Candelon #6,Port-au-Prince(Temporary)

Phone number

+509 2943 3846/ 3847 / 3848

Email address

[email protected]

Web addresswww.actionaid.org

Mss SemeActionAids vision is a world without poverty in which each

individual can exercise their rights and a dignied lie. Inlight o this vision, ActionAids mission is to work withimpoverished and marginalized people to eradicate povertyby combating injustices and inequalities that are the causes.

Exeve de HJean Claude Fignol

geel desActionAid is an international NGO that works inpartnership with over 5 million impoverished people in

more than 30 countries throughout the world. ActionAidsactivities in Haiti began in 1997. In Haiti, ActionAidsupports poor peoples basic rights and needs, working ata practical level to improve their access to basic services,and also lobby government and others or changes tothe policies and practices that aect poor peoples lives.

ActionAid helps Haitians to create employment, bettereducation and health acilities, and to raise awareness otheir particular problems.

geh SeCentral, Grande-Anse, South-East, and West Departments(Lascahobas, Port-au-Prince, Roseaux, Thiotte)

Fs aesAgriculture, Community Development, EconomicDevelopment, Education, Food Security, Health, Waterand Sanitation

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#37, Rue Borno,Impasse C. Fouchard,Ption-Ville

Phone number

+509 3458 1695

Email address

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Web address

www.aide-et-action.org

Mss SemeChanging the world through education.

Exeve de HAlain Georges Bangoura

geel desAide et Action is an international NGO that has beenactive in Haiti since 1989. Aide et Action activities seekto mitigate the eects o environmental and politicalchallenges in Haiti by ocusing on education as a key toolor resolving conficts. Most recently, this organizationprovided assistance during and ater emergencies caused

by the hurricane season in 2008.

geh SeArtibonite and Central Departments

Fs aesEducation, Humanitarian Assistance

des E aves HAide et Actions activities include improving access toquality education, promoting education on sustainable

development and civic responsibility, and registeringchildren in school.

ps-Ehqke reve E avesConstruction o a school in Logne including thedistrubution o teaching kits and urniture. Distrubutiono ood, clean water, tents and clothing to aectedcommunities.

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Location

Rue Debussy #34,Turgeau,Port-au-Prince

Phone number

+509 2245 3177 / 2245 3547 /2813 1028

Email address

[email protected]@air.org

Web address

www.air.org

Mss SemeTo conduct and apply social science and behavioral

research to improve peoples lives and well-being, witha special emphasis on the disadvantaged.

Exeve de HHarold Narcisse

geel desAIR is a nonprot organization based in Washington, DC,USA. AIRs International Development Division worksglobally to enhance the capacity o developing countriesto improve quality o lie through education and social

development. AIR has been active in Haitis educationsector since 2003. AIR served as prime implementer o theUSAID-unded EQUIP1 program which initiated a large-scale scholarship program in an eort to help amiliesmitigate the economic barriers to their childrens education,and at the same time improve the quality o the countrysprivate schools. The program also added a specic ocus onbuilding the Ministry o National Education and VocationalTrainings (MENFP) capacity to regulate and oversee privatesector education, through the process o licensing privateschools. Currently, AIR is the primary implementer o theUSAID-unded Programme Hatien dAppui la Rormede lEducation (PHARE).


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geh SeWest Departments

Fs aesEducation

des E aves HThrough the PHARE program, AIR provides technicalassistance and training to strengthen the capacity othe MENFP in order to increase the access o Haitianchildren and out-o-school youth to quality basiceducation. Activities include: assisting the MENFPto plan, coordinate, deliver, monitor, and evaluate

education services throughout the country, improvingthe quality o teaching and learning, promotingcommunity development, and increasing access toeducation through scholarships.

ps-Ehqke reve E avesAssembly o temporary schools. Provision o school suppliesand classroom materials. Provision o school eedingprogram and clean water. Back to school teacher training.

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Ouanaminthe

Phone number

+509 3774 0446

Email address

[email protected]

Email address

www.chances4children.org

Mss SemeTo provide hope or the children o Haiti, one child, one

amily, one village at a time.Exeve de HHugues Bastian

geel desChances or Children started the school in 1990 andrecently had its rst graduating class. A medical clinic wasstarted in 2006. Through the school, Chances or Childrenalso provides vocational training to the community.

geh SeNorth-East Department (Ouanaminthe)

Fs aesEducation, Health, Vocational Training

des E aves HChances or Children provides a Christian education togrades K-13 in Ouanaminthe. The school provides a highquality English/French education to children in the. Theschool educates 2,050 children.

ps-Ehqke reve E avesChances or Children recently admitted 350 childrendisplaced in the earthquake.


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s Ke pwj Km (oKpK) /ie aeSupport Organization or Community Projects

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Location

4me Section MarchandDessalines,Sterling 100 RueLouverture

Phone number

+509 3465 0080 / 3488 3480

Email address

[email protected]@[email protected]@yahoo.r

Mss SemeHand in hand, we work together or a better tomorrow.

Exeve de HMirza Junelle ThomasMarus Tousseliat

geel desIn 1998, OKPK was created by Inter Aide as a supportorganization or community projects in the Chane desCahos [Cahos Mountains]. At that point, Inter Aide wastrying to disengage itsel and pass on some responsibilityto the school committees in the area. In July 2004, OKPK,

who had thus ar acted as a service provider or Inter Aideprograms, became a Haitian structure recognized by theMayors oce o Marchand-Dessalines. In December2006, it was recognized nationally as an association bythe Ministry o Social Aairs.

geh SeArtibonite Department (Marchand-Dessalines,Petite-Rivire, Verrettes)

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os e S Fmll lEsseme e lE (oSFEE)Family Support Organization or the Development o Children

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Location

Rue Beau #30,Delmas 32,Port-au-Prince

Phone number

+509 3722 2947 / 3734 0566

Email address

[email protected]

Mss SemeTo protect children through education against juvenile

delinquency.Exeve de HRev. Harold Guerrier

geel desIn 2009, a group o people interested in the uture o thecountry decided to create a nonprot initiative to help poorchildren. This initiative was 80% social and 20% political.

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Fs aesEducation

des E aves HActivities include support or schooling throughsupplementary activities at an educational center.Educational activities also include classes in Englishand computer training.


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pl a le dvelemee li (padEVi)Action Plan or Development and Integration

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Location

Tuitier #336A,Carreour,Port-au-Prince

Phone number

+509 3472 1226 / 3812 6968 /3452 6156

Email address

[email protected]

Mss SemeUnite and work or the comprehensive development

o the country.Exeve de HLaurre Michel

geel desPADEVI is a social organization that works to educateand integrate the poor children o Haiti. It was ounded in

July 2009 by Laurre Michelle. PADEVI organizes trainingseminars on confict management, and helps in theeducation o youth.

geh SeWest Department (Port-au-Prince)

Fs aesEducation, Environment, Health

des E aves HActivities include providing scholarships or primaryschool children and conducting training seminars onconfict management.

ps-Ehqke reve E avesDistribution o ood and clean water. Psychosocial supportor adults and youth.


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Location

18 Rue Emeric,Bourdon,Ption-Ville

Phone number

+509 2513 6503 / 2513 6504

Email address

[email protected]

Web address

www.savethechildren.orgwww.savethechildren.cawww.savethechildren.net

Mss SemeTo create lasting, positive change in the lives o children

in need.Exeve de HGary Shaye

geel desSave the Children is a leading independent organizationcreating lasting change in the lives o children in need inthe United States and around the world. Save the Childrenhas served the needs o many o Haitis most vulnerablechildren and amilies since 1985. Last year, through

advocacy, reinorcing government social services, andsupporting community-based development programs inprotection, education, health, ood security, livelihoods andhumanitarian relie, Save the Children improved the lives oover 940,000 children and adults in both urban and ruralcommunities in our o Haitis ten regional departments. Tobetter serve the needs o children and best use vital donorresources, Save the Children recently merged all programsand activities being implemented by the International Savethe Children Alliance members in Haiti. In all, 10 o the28 SC Alliance members are represented through Save theChildren in Haiti (SCiH).

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Sve he chle

Fs aesEconomic Development, Education, Health, HIV and

AIDS, Humanitarian Assistancedes E aves HDuring 2008-2009 academic year, Save the ChildrensRewrite the Future education program was implementedin over 250 community, government and mission schools,which reached over 45,000 students in Haitis CentralPlateau, West, South-East and Artibonite regions. Programactivities included teacher training, inrastructuralrenovations, school-book lending libraries, child protectiontraining, and support to the regional Ministry o Education

inspection services. Save the Children continues to advocateor state recognition and more resources or the countrysgrowing network o community-run schools. Primarychildren benet rom SCiH school health and nutritionactivities, receiving de-worming medication, iodine, ironsupplementation and hygiene training, all o which helpthem stay in school. Save the Children has recently begunto provide nancial management training to 320 nationalSchool Management Committees in the West, Center, andGrande-Anse departments to prepare them to receive statescholarship unding.

ps-Ehqke reve E avesPsychosocial and risk education training. Provisions o tentsor temporary schools. Distribution o ood, shelter andhygiene kits.


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S Hee ae x aveles (SHaa)Haitian Association to Help the Blind

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Location

En ace la cayenne

Phone number

+509 3740 1495

Mss SemePrevention o blindness and integration o disabled

persons in the educational system.Exeve de HPierre Michel Pan

geel desThe SHAA association was created in 1951 to address theneed to integrate people with blindness in society.

geh SeNationwide (all departments)

Fs aesEducation, Nutrition

des E aves HSHAA creates schools or children who are blind.


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Se x Es e tbe (SaEdt)Support the Children o Tabarre

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Location

Rue Pierre Louis ImpasseCasseuce #6 a ltage,Tabarre 1b,Port-au-Prince

Phone number

+509 3879 0676 / 3912 2333

Email address

[email protected]

Exeve de HLuc Paul Jn Bapiste

geel desSAEDT was created in August 2003 to support thechildren o Tabarre, Port-au-Prince through educationalopportunity.

geh SeWest Department (Port-au-Prince)

Fs aesEducation

des E aves HActivities include sponsoring children to access educationand organizing summer camps and other activities orchildren when school is not in session.

ps-Ehqke reve E avesDistribution o ood to aected amilies.


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des E aves HStar o Hope activities in the education sector include

training teachers and school directors, contributing tothe salaries o school personnel, building schools andcaeterias, and providing uniorms and school supplies.

ps-Ehqke reve E avesConsructin o new schools. Distribution o health kitsand the donatin o medical supplies to the hospitalCommunaut Hatienne.


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Location

B.P. 15926,Ption-Ville

Email address

[email protected]@earthlink.net

Web address

www.yele.org

Mss SemeTo create small-scale, manageable and replicable projects

to contribute to Haitis long-term progress.Exeve de HSherley Kanski Jean, Country Director

geel desYle Haiti was ounded in 2005 by musician, producer,humanitarian, and Haitis Goodwill Ambassador Wycle

Jean. The organizations community service programsinclude ood distribution and mobilizing emergencyrelie. Yle Haiti ocuses global attention on Haiti, with

an emphasis on outreach through schools, colleges anduniversities throughout the US and Canada.

geh SeNationwide (all departments)

Fs aesCulture, Education, Environment

des E aves HEducation sector activities include sponsoring primary

school children, sponsoring university students, promotingtechnology in classrooms, repairing schools in poorcommunities, rehabilitation services or previouslyimprisoned youth, distribution o ood through schooleeding programs, and mobilizing sports and tutoringprograms or in-school and out-o-school youth.


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