Marie Carmelle Darius and Anita Louis Jacques are both single mothers who have always lived in dirt and metal homes.
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We are proud to share the recipients of our latest homes in Haiti!
Our team has been working hard over the past month, and we now have two more homes built in Haiti to share with you all.
Homes from the Heart team in Haiti has built our 126th home for Lafleur Kensley and their family!
Amélie Joseph and her five-year-old granddaughter will be reunited with her son now that they have a safe home.
Following the devastating eruption of Volcano Fuego in 2018, the Homes from the Heart team in El Salvador felt called to visit Guatemala and find out how they could help.
Six months ago, Angela Marius’s husband died, leaving her a 37 year-old widower of two children. She and her 11 and one year old were living in a dirt house that was susceptible to rain.
Team members from Homes from the Heart visited Nadine Charles on a rainy day.
Amos Jean has worked with Homes from the Heart on many homes in Haiti.
As many donors are aware, Homes from the Heart recently spent time in Guatemala following the eruption of Volcano Fuego and the devastating damage it caused. After meeting with local organizations to discuss their needs and how we could be of assistance, many of you donated money for boots, supplies, and roofing equipment.
St. Felix Roselene is a single mother…
Secille Jean-Marc is 38 years old with two young children. Two months ago, her husband died in a car accident.
Marie Carmelle Seon and her five kids and brothers lost everything in the earthquake, including their parents.
Our team has been busy building a medical clinic in Haiti, but have still managed to continue building homes. The latest homeowner is Guerda Telus.
A look at the homes we built over the past month.
Marie Nicole Cajou and her two children are the new residents of Homes from the Heart's 110th home in Haiti.
Prior to the earthquake, Magdalene Desir lived with her mother, husband, and two daughters. She tragically lost her mother and husband to the earthquake.
Roland Marcelus has been living this tent for the majority of his life
Viergilie Charles has been living in this shack with her mother and four kids.
Natacha St. Loi, 49, lost her husband, one daughter, and home in the 2010 earthquake.
