Covid-19 has come to Haiti, but it is really difficult to ascertain how much of an effect it has already had or how bad it could possibly get. The only thing we can do for now is pray and then wait for reports from people on the ground in the midst of it.
The Coronavirus is attacking many aspects of our lives not to mention our physical well-being. One of the things that could easily be effected is our ability to take care of children who do not have families to take care of them. This is my way of pleading for anyone who is able to do whatever they can to help.
When the earthquake hit, cholera broke out, or Hurrican Matthew devastated the southern peninsula, volunteers from around the globe stepped in. Doctors, nurses, medical planners, and anyone else who was needed came to provide aid. What happens when those aid workers are needed by their own country and their own family? What happens when Haiti is left to take care of herself?
Our Annual Dinner Event is coming soon, Click Here to Register for the event or Click Here if you cannot make it but would like to donate to the event. Katoz Fevriye in Haiti, next to April Fool’s Day (or pwason d’avril) is one of my favorite days. First of all, I would really recommend reading the […]
Our Annual Dinner Event is coming soon, Click Here to Register for the event or Click Here if you cannot make it but would like to donate to the event. When you have been apart from someone for a while, it can be easy to forget some of the small things that make that person unique. After […]
If you live in Jacksonville, Click Here to Register for the ATN Annual Dinner Event. Click Here if you cannot make it but would like to donate to the event. Our Annual Dinner Event for 2020 is less than 1 month away! We are so excited about the event this year because we are going […]
Many of you who keep up with All Things New know that we have spent the last few years real focusing on the future of our kids. If you have children, then you know that focusing on their future means a lot of different things. From what they believe about GOD to how they act […]
While a lot of my time spent in Haiti last week was occupied with meetings and administrative work, I also spent a lot of time just being with the kids. They would come up to our house for movies or Xbox, I spent a lot of time at their house talking, and we went and […]
Traveling home today has already been an adventure. My flight leaves late today so we left the house around 9 this morning. We did not get to the airport until a little after noon, and it has not taken me 3 hours to get to the airport in probably 5 years or so. There are […]
Yesterday and today were very long days. Yesterday started off with a meeting at 6:45am which was followed by what seemed like 15 other meetings throughout the day and ended with Zalex winning our FIFA tournament at around 10:30. Today started off with 2 large piles of rocks being dumped on the road outside of […]
Covid-19 has come to Haiti, but it is really difficult to ascertain how much of an effect it has already had or how bad it could possibly get. The only thing we can do for now is pray and then wait for reports from people on the ground in the midst of it.
The Coronavirus is attacking many aspects of our lives not to mention our physical well-being. One of the things that could easily be effected is our ability to take care of children who do not have families to take care of them. This is my way of pleading for anyone who is able to do whatever they can to help.
One of the things that I know many of you are going through is being "stuck" inside your house with kids who get very restless very quickly. I want...
When the earthquake hit, cholera broke out, or Hurrican Matthew devastated the southern peninsula, volunteers from around the globe stepped in. Doctors, nurses, medical planners, and anyone else who was needed came to provide aid. What happens when those aid workers are needed by their own country and their own family? What happens when Haiti is left to take care of herself?
Hopefully over the last week you have noticed All Things New has a new look! We have a new website: atnhaiti.com and a new logo. We are so excited...
