Help us bring medical, education, nutritional and housing assistance to Haiti.

There is so much need in Haiti. The forgotten area of Grande Goave is a much impoverished and needy area and we are working to bring change and hope to these people.

Issac Selby to climb K2

Hope Grows Haiti invites you to join us in praying for Isaac Selby as he begins his difficult and dangerous climb to summit K2. Isaac (Ike), just having completed his summit of Mt. Everest, is now on his way to Pakistan, ready to conquer this next formidable mountain.
To make this journey more meaningful Ike has chosen to use it as a fundraiser toward medical care at Hope Grows Haiti.

Feed

Feed

Today on our compound, 300 children will arrive, head into church & sing a few songs, then head over to the outdoor kitchen to receive a hefty meal of beans and rice.
Clothe

Clothe

Everyday we have kids come to the Hope Grows compound dressed in what we would call rags. Too big, too small, torn or worn, it is usually all they own.
House

House

Four years ago Gord Rodin, Co-founder of Hope Grows, developed a building system specific to the needs and challenges of Haiti.
Educate

Educate

When Hope Grows began their mission in 2007, most of the schools in the mountain regions of Grand Goave had been closed as the government had ceased to pay teachers.
Medical

Medical

The first staffed medical clinic has been established in Petit Paradis, through Hope Grows Haiti! The building on our compound is complete and serving this desperate community thanks to generous giving and hard work
Welcome to Hope Grows

Hope Grows’ mission is to feed, clothe, house, educate and provide medical care for the people of Grand Goave, Haiti.

We support 3 schools in the mountain regions, one in Grand Goave, and an elementary school on our compound, providing an education for 500+ students. Instead of sponsoring children directly we find it more efficient to pay the teachers and allow any children in their area to attend free.

Our feeding program continues to provide up to 1500 hot meals a week in the impoverished area of Petit Paradis. Each day at one o’clock the gates open and hundreds of children pour into the church for a time of singing, stories and prayer. Then beginning with the smallest, the children file into our eating shelter where a drink and delicious hot meal of beans and rice wait for them. Aside from the ability feed their hungry bodies and nourish their soul, we also take this opportunity to teach lessons in order and respect for one another. It is always rewarding to see the older ones stopping to help the younger.

The building program is up and running. We have introduced a unique system that is bug proof, hurricane proof and earthquake resistant, having proved themselves through both hurricanes Matthew and Irma. We have also started a cement block-building program that offers more jobs and provides blocks for building. Our Haitian workers are trained in both systems and have been building homes, warehouses and all new projects on the go.

The mission compound houses a lodge for visiting medical and work teams, a clinic with a full-time nurse and part-time doctor, an active church for the community and a school also used on the weekends to teach English. Distribution of goods is carried out on a regular basis when we are able to bring down hockey bags stuffed with clothing, shoes, and school supplies. Containers are very difficult to get into the country successfully so each team coming carries a few bags for us.

We know all of these projects are able to continue because of the goodness of a gracious and loving God, and compassionate donors like you.

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