FondationEnfantJesus
@fondationenfantjesus.org
Fondation Enfant Jesus (FEJ) is a non-denominational non-profit organization based in Haiti that promotes sustainable human development.
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About FondationEnfantJesus
Fondation Enfant Jesus is a successful non-governmental organization with over 30 years of experience empowering local communities and caring for Haiti's most vulnerable children. Their mission is to create sustainable communities in Haiti by offering opportunities for education, improved health, and self-sustaining employment. At their primary school and crèche for orphaned children, they strive to be a model of excellence in childcare and educational services.
Fondation Enfant Jesus offers a wide range of outstanding programs including nutrition, healthcare, vocational training, agricultural development, literacy, and clean water initiatives, among others. They believe in the power of people working together to build brighter futures and create lasting change. Their vision is to promote a model of development where the children and families of Haiti thrive in a nurturing, unified, and safe environment.
They aim to provide a place where learning and discovery bring self-actualization and opportunity. Since its establishment in 1985 by Lucienne Duncan, Fondation Enfant Jesus has expanded its impact through various projects such as the construction of an orphanage, a school compound, and a community clinic. They have also initiated programs like women's empowerment, vocational training, and community micro-financing.
Fondation Enfant Jesus is a registered Haitian non-profit organization committed to serving marginalized families regardless of race, ethnicity, religious beliefs, or political association. They rely on public and private grants, as well as individual donors, to support their services and training programs
