Mission Trips
Yoke and Bridget took a short term trip to Guatemala. Emmanuel donated bibles and soccer balls , school supplies , socks and gifts for the children. We visited with Cada Nina a ministry that devotes to being there with Gods word and educational support for the most deprived in the community.We joined in a family home visit to bring a family pack food and to be there as support and encouragement. To pray with the family and build bonds. February 2024 They also visited Terrance and Jackie went to their church and Bible studies.
Join Our Team and Make a Difference with Emmanuel Children's Home Foundation of Haiti!
At Emmanuel Children's Home Foundation of Haiti, we extend a warm invitation to everyone willing to be part of our team, contributing to meaningful service in Haiti. As a U.S. board with eight years of experience hosting teams, we have been dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of those in need.
Our Past Projects: Over the years, our teams have successfully completed various projects during trips to Haiti. These include woodwork, plumbing, painting, medical and dental services, electrical work, and education initiatives. Each project is a step toward addressing the ongoing needs in Haiti, but there is still much more to be done.
Endless Opportunities to Help: Haiti faces numerous challenges, and the projects are endless. Our goal is to expand our reach and do more for Haiti, following the path that God leads us on. Whether you have skills in construction, healthcare, education, or simply have the heart to serve, there is a place for you on our team.
How You Can Join: If you are interested in being part of our team and making a meaningful impact, please contact us at chludins@bellsouth.net. Reach out to get more information about upcoming dates, projects, and how you can contribute to the positive change we aim to bring in Haiti.
Contact Information: Email: chludins@bellsouth.net Phone: 954-381-6596
Your commitment to serving with us can help us achieve more, reach further, and make a lasting difference in the lives of those we serve. Join us on this journey of compassion, service, and hope for a brighter future in Haiti.
Mission Trip April 2022
BRIDGET, AYINDE, MARIA, STEPHANIE, MAGALLY, MAYRA, LISA C., TAYLOR, ANDRIY
A second mission team within a two month period to visit Emmanuel, was such a blessing. The kids enjoyed getting to know their new friends and all the activities they brought to share. We had an architect, Andriy, on the team who drew up plans for the future of Emmanuel. There is lot of rebuilding and repairs to be done, his input was greatly appreciated to ensure the rebuilds are done properly to last many years to come. Our good friend Ayinde, worked with the boys to level ground and lay a large piece of turf, where their future playground will be set up. Mayra, wore many hats on this trip: dental assistant, sterile tech, Aunty, babysitter, event coordinator, photographer. We were so blessed to have her help where ever needed. The kids will truly miss this team and all the love and excitement they brought to Emmanuel. We count down the days until they can return.
MARIA, BRIDGET
Bridget was at Emmanuel for total of 6 weeks and devoted her time to helping with school administration and collecting tuition. When she wasn't working in the office she spent her time in the chicken coop taking care of her babies. The record number of eggs laid was 28. Bridget spent many weekends and evenings cleaning and organizing the storage building.
BRIDGET, , MARIA, ARTHUR, NIEL, FREDDY, SCOTT, ANABEL
Due to the political unrest and increase in kidnappings in Fall 2021, our team had to a wait a little longer to make their return to Emmanuel. We needed all the man power to make this trip a success with the solar panel installation. The men worked long hours getting the frames measured and put together. When the team wasn't busy working they helped Freddy perform multiple Christian puppet shows in the community, the churches and the orphanage. Everyone got to play a part and had so much fun with it. There was not enough time to complete the solar project, but pray we will raise the funds for the missing pieces to finish the panel installation.
Due to the pandemic, it had been a year and a half since the team served in Haiti. As soon as the borders opened, we got a team together, packed our bags and took our COVID tests. It was an exciting reunion with the kids and Maria + Frankie who had been living there the past year keeping things afloat at Emmanuel. We had many projects planned for this trip and by the grace of God, everything got completed.
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The pandemic delayed our team's plans of going back to Haiti in Fall 2020. They planned a quick trip during Spring Break. During the week Bridget worked on organizing our storage unit of donations, cleaning the chicken coop and kept the kids busy.
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A bond was created between Macron and Maria two months ago during our January 2020 mission trip. That is where their story begins. Macron was found by missionaries on the side of the road in a pillowcase. He survived against all odds and was welcomed with so much love at Emmanuel. Macron was born with a rare skin condition called Ichthyosis. His condition puts him at risk for dehydration, infections, chronic blistering, over heating and rapid calorie loss. Maria felt it in her heart that she needed to come back to Haiti to help care for Macron and establish a routine to care for his health and his skin. His condition is genetic but Maria had faith that with God and lots of love and the right care he would be thriving in no time.
It had almost been a year since our last big mission trip with a team. We had a tentative trip planned for Fall 2019 but that got push to January 2020. We are so thankful it did, because those few extra months allowed us to cross paths with more people wanting to serve with us. We had our handy men and Mama Bridget to get things done around Emmanuel. This trip was the beginning of many more to follow for these missionaries.
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