by Sheila Bethel | Apr 10, 2024 | Voices
For most people over the past months, all they have seen about Haiti are images on TV of gang violence, garbage strewn streets and panicked people. So why are we working so hard to provide potable water? Why do we want to try to make Haitians enjoy a better life?...
by Sheila Bethel | Feb 28, 2024 | Voices
DID YOU KNOW that girls & women worldwide spend over 200 million hours PER DAY collecting water? Haitians – men, women and children – also spend an inordinate amount of their time dealing with this same issue. The scarcity of water in Haiti is a pressing issue...
by Sheila Bethel | Feb 20, 2024 | Voices
The terrorist’s situation (if you prefer to call them gangs it’s up to you) in Haiti is getting worse, forcing more people to leave many areas in the capital, blocking main national exit roads from or to Port-au-Prince and in some areas from and to the...
by Sheila Bethel | Jan 16, 2024 | Voices
As we usher out 2023 and look onward to 2024, we hope that the troubles in Haiti, with what effectively is ‘domestic terrorism’, will come under control with the arrival of the various international peace-keeping groups. The true identity of Haiti has over the years,...