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Henri Survived

And he is sharing his story with us “…Even if you want to escape, you have to go through thorny paths where you’ll get pricked. You can't escape with anything; if they see you escaping with something, they will kill you or pressure you. When you flee your home and if you want to return, you have to pay the gangs. The situation is really difficult; nothing can function…”

Read more of Henri’s story here.

Click to read about **THE SCHOOL** It’s a familiar scene—a nervous little boy meets his first teacher on his first day of school. This child expresses the wonder and awe of attending school in the EcoVillage School. The National EcoVillage School is located in the EcoVillages of the Central Plateau, near Colladere, Haiti.

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On November 4, 2023, Supporters of The Haiti EcoVillage School gathered at Emory Presbyterian Church to enjoy a Haitian meal and to hear the real stories from the people in the EcoVillages. Listen to this recording of the event with voices and stories from the people in the EcoVillages.

New School Year Begins 1 October 2024

The EcoVillage school offers safety and learning for over 420 children and their families. While many schools in Haiti have closed, this EcoVillage School remains open because of the commitment and support of the Haiti EcoVillage Partnership.

The Haiti EcoVillage School stands as a beacon of hope in a country where daily life is defined by uncertainty and hardship. While much of the country struggles with violence, hunger, and the absence of effective governance, the school provides a sanctuary of safety, learning, and community.

Attendance has surged, and the quality of education remains high. Our committed teachers continue to show up every day because they know their work is vital for the future of Haiti. In spite of the collapse of the government, the school’s resilience is evident.