Support Our Work in Haiti
Help Carry This Mission Forward
Since 1997, Haiti Marycare has worked alongside trusted Catholic partners to bring education, healthcare, clean water, and essential support to communities in northern Haiti.
Today, CARITAS For Children is carrying that mission forward by sustaining Notre Dame de la Mercie School in Jacquesyl and community health clinics in Jacquesyl and Pilet.
Your support helps children continue learning and families receive essential healthcare within their own communities.
A Legacy of Faithful Service
What began in 1997 as a commitment to serve children in Haiti grew into decades of partnership in Catholic education, healthcare, and community development.
Watch the story of Haiti Marycare and the people whose faith and dedication built the mission CARITAS is honored to carry forward today.
Your Gift Keeps Essential Programs Running
CATHOLIC EDUCATION
Notre Dame de la Mercie School in Jacquesyl currently serves approximately 80 children, providing a Catholic education rooted in faith and supported by dedicated Haitian teachers and staff.
HEALTHCARE THROUGH CATHOLIC PARTNERS
The Health Center of Jacquesyl and Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Healthcare Clinic in Pilet provide locally rooted healthcare to their communities. Your support helps sustain the Haitian medical professionals and ongoing clinic operations that make this care possible.
Help Sustain This Mission
Whether through a recurring gift, one-time donation, or major gift, your support helps sustain Catholic education and healthcare for families in Jacquesyl and Pilet.
Recurring gifts provide dependable support month after month, while one-time and major gifts help meet needs throughout the year.
One-time gifts of any amount are also deeply appreciated.
Make a Gift to Haiti
HEALTHCARE THROUGH CATHOLIC PARTNERS
The Health Center of Jacquesyl and Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Healthcare Clinic in Pilet provide locally rooted healthcare to their communities. Your support helps sustain the Haitian medical professionals and ongoing clinic operations that make this care possible.
Help Sustain This MissionWhether through a recurring gift, one-time donation, or major gift, your support helps sustain Catholic education and healthcare for families in Jacquesyl and Pilet.
Recurring gifts provide dependable support month after month, while one-time and major gifts help meet needs throughout the year.
- $25/month — Provides steady support for education and healthcare
- $50/month — Helps sustain local school and clinic staff
- $100/month — Equals the current monthly stipend of one Notre Dame de la Mercie teacher
- $250/month — Provides significant ongoing support across the mission
One-time gifts of any amount are also deeply appreciated.
Make a Gift to Haiti
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