Igniting Hope: Reviving Haiti's Struggling Education System

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Today, I take you on a heartfelt journey through the education system in Haiti. Join me and the inspiring James Ulysse, a Haitian American who carries invaluable insight from his father's legacy in Haiti, highlighting the transformative power of education and how he and his parents are reshaping the educational landscape in the New Kiskeya Christian School.

Brace yourselves as we unveil some stark realities about Haiti's education system. With 60 percent of the population unable to read or write and only a fifth of the children attending secondary schools, the need for radical change is palpable. But amidst the financial burdens, lack of government support, and language barriers, there is hope and resilience. Listen to how James and others are making a difference through spiritual and academic growth. Discover how you too can contribute to this meaningful cause, be it through sponsoring a student, donating school supplies, or even stepping into the rewarding journey of a missionary teacher. Get ready to be a part of change!

Connect with James:
website: www.nkchristian.com
email: [email protected]

Holly's Highlights challenge:
There are 90 students needing an educational scholarship of just $20 per year. Would you be one of those to help a haitian child receive an education in hopes of completing high school? Donate today at https://nkchristian.givingfuel.com/give. Check out the progress of students sponsored on my social media. Our goal is to help every student be sponsored by September 5, 2023.

Other items needed by the school include a guitar and piano, playground equipment, a classroom and paint, even a school bus. Check out their 2023-2024 school year wish list at https://nkchristian.com/wishlist.

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