Colorado Haiti Project Inc

Education: pre-school, primary and secondary: locally haiti supports operations at st. Paul's pre-school, primary, and secondary school in petit trou. At the start of the 2024-2025 school year, 698 students were enrolled in st. Paul's unique and holistic educational services, which include traditional coursework in addition to hands-on experience in agriculture, girls' empowerment, and entrepreneurship. Higher education: locally haiti has funded higher education scholarships for 36 students since its founding. In 2024, locally haiti funded fifteen higher education students.

Community health: locally haiti aims to reinforce the capacity of local health leaders and care providers through collaboration with the local government health center. Activities include the following: - training and funding of 40 community health workers - direct support of salaries for selected nursing staff in petit trou de nippes - reinforcement and creation of synergies between health, agriculture, education, and girls' empowerment - design, engineering, and groundbreaking for a new community hospital in petit trou de nippes (please see above: hospital construction)

Girls' empowerment: locally haiti partners with local leaders and expert haitian organizations to provide dedicated programming for girls' empowerment in petit trou. This includes paying and training local mentors and community activists, financial support for girls' clubs and activities, and funding practical trainings for girls and young women. 2024 expense: 56,314 agriculture & food security: locally haiti supports family farms by providing access to seed, tools, goats, beehives, and trainings through consultations with three full-time staff agronomists in petit trou. In addition, agronomists work with students at st. Paul's school, providing formal instruction in the classroom as well as weekly hands-on learning sessions on the campus farm. Agronomists also visit with families of st. Paul's students and staff, providing resources and consultation that increase outputs and access to nutrition. In addition, agronomists partner with community health workers to help food gardens and family farms increase yields and enhance access to nutrition for the most vulnerable families in petit trou. The completion of the new community hospital and health center in petit trou (see hospital construction) includes a demonstration farm and training center on campus, reinforcing programming at the intersection of health, agriculture and food security. 2024 expense: 45,804