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The US government announced on Tuesday that it had arrested one of the main suspects in the killing of Haitian president Jovenel Moise and charged him with conspiracy to commit murder or [...]

Haiti has suffered multiple protracted crises in recent decades. More than half the population of 11.6 million people live below the poverty line and nearly 2.8 million Haitians live in extreme [...]

“HaitiChildren family.  Thank you for your amazing and faithful prayers and support. There is a “shelter in place” alert for all citizens until further notice.  We are all safe and are following [...]

PRESS RELEASE  |  September 15, 2016, Port au Prince, Haiti. Mercy & Sharing is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Gerald Oriol Jr. as Special Advisor in Haiti effective immediately. [...]

Aspen nonprofit signs historic agreement to aid island nation’s abandoned children When the catastrophic earthquake of 2010 leveled Haiti’s most populated areas, Aspen resident Susie Krabacher’s [...]

HaitiChildren’s first ever graduating class at the John Branchizio School in Tabarre, Port-au-Prince.  Your browser does not support the video tag. Download QR

Haiti’s electoral council announced yesterday that new first-round presidential elections would be held in October after a commission found widespread fraud and irregularities in the previous [...]

Story by Jacqueline Charles Dan Cruz holds 7-year-old Angelene while visiting the U.S. embassy in Port-au-Prince on Friday. He and wife Julie became the first American couple to adopt a Haitian [...]

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Hundreds of protesters marched in Haiti’s capital on Friday to demand justice following the brutal killings of three deaf women who were tortured, stoned and [...]

HaitiChildren is featured in the World of Children Award Child Protection Blog Carnival. The Blog Carnival pulls together stories that represent the global breadth and depth of thinking and [...]