SUSIE’S BLOG
Susie Krabacher: Advice for a Young Humanitarian, Myself: Part II
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about my early days in Haiti. About everything I didn’t know back then, and all I’ve learned in the past twenty five years since. This is part II [...]
Advice for a Young Humanitarian, Myself
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about my early days in Haiti. About everything I didn’t know back then, and all I’ve learned in the past twenty-five years since. This is the [...]
Chili – The Story Of An Abused Haitian Child
This is the story of Chili. Chili came to the Haiti Children orphanage over a year ago. She had been abused for many years. She is handicapped and endured abuse for it. I was extremely [...]
Arrest Of Heavily Armed Former U.S. Military Members In Haiti Sparks Many Questions
We know their names, and where they were. But no one has given a public explanation for what several former elite U.S. service members were doing in Haiti — and why they were driving without [...]
Haiti hospital struggles during protests
Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) The languid whack of a ceiling fan stirs the heat around the Intensive Care Unit. It’s the only sound on the ward. Because there is none of the life-saving [...]
Haiti And The Collapse Of A Political And Economic System
The following is a lightly edited compilation of a thread posted on Twitter a couple days ago by Jake Johnston, International Research Associate at the Center for Economic and Policy Research [...]
How Haiti’s Spontaneous Uprising is Connected to Venezuelan Solidarity
Kim Ives of Haiti Liberté unravels how the new Haitian revolt entangles Duvalier style corruption of money stolen from Venezuela’s PetroCaribe program and subtle US intervention. More here »
78 detainees escape Haiti prison during protest
All 78 detainees at a prison in Haiti escaped during a demonstration against President Jovenel Moise that was part of an increasingly violent nationwide movement. Read more here » [...]
Haiti: People protest demanding President Moise’s resignation
Thousands of protesters took to the streets in the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince, demanding the resignation of President Jovenel Moise, who has been blamed for the country’s economic [...]
Remembering My Brother
Susie Krabacher tells the story of her brother and how important it is to reach out in your darkest hour.
Haitians Furious at Their Government
MEXICO CITY – Thousands of Haitians took to the streets of Port-au-Prince on Friday in the latest display of public fury at the government over rampant corruption, economic malaise and [...]
Anti-corruption protest in Haiti turns into referendum on Haitian president
Anti-corruption protest in Haiti turns into referendum on Haitian president BY JACQUELINE CHARLES November 18, 2018 06:24 PM Updated November 19, 2018 08:07 AM As Haiti commemorated the 215th [...]
The Importance of Being Kind and Patient With Others Around You
Susie Krabacher tells a story of kindness and the importance of being kind and patient with others around you.
How to be a Humble Hero every day?
Last week was a tough week. We lost one of the children at the orphanage. You can never prepare yourself for the loss. One of Susie’s closest friends had suicidal thoughts. How can we [...]
Caring for Special Needs Children in Haiti
Humanitarian Susie Krabacher talks about the beautiful special needs children that are part of her orphanage in Haiti. Watch this video to learn more about the children in Haiti, and how Susie [...]
Susies Thoughts one the 2010 Earthquake in Haiti
With the recent earthquake in Haiti 2018, Susie Krabacher remembers the Haiti Earthquake on January 12, 2010. On January 12, 2010, 300,000 people died in the Haiti Earthquake. On that day, Susie [...]
Susies Journey From Her Childhood To Where She Is With HaitiChildren Today
In this video, Susie describes her journey from sexual abuse victim as a child, to her professional modeling career to establishing a very successful not for profit in Haiti. Her work in [...]
I Can Only Imagine
I can only imagine how each of you may feel today. We all lost so much on this day in 2001. That morning, 17 years ago, I was completely at peace reading my devotional, sipping milky coffee with [...]
If you don’t ask you may never know…
As a hard driver of myself and others, I learned a valuable lesson last week that I think is worth sharing. Timely and accurate reporting from Haiti is how I hold our organization accountable. At [...]
News Update: Untrustworthy Haitian Orphanages
Associated Press Article Please read the following article written by the Associated Press late last week that appeared in hundreds of newspapers around the world. I have some thoughts that I [...]
Unimaginable Series of Events for HaitiChildren
Overwhelmed With America Father Worthley, Dr. Bob Vizza, and Tom Christman were excited to share the plans of the day. After breakfast, we would go to the CHINA GROTTO OF OUR LADY OF SHESHAN [...]
Unforgettable Travel Experience to America with Haitian Students
HaitiChildren Arrives! After months of planning and praying and imagining what it would be like when five of our children and Madam Erline arrived at JFK Airport they were finally here and [...]
We are advocates for non-institutionalization of abandoned Haitian children
As a follow-up to my blog post on July 2, 2018 including the CNN article on child trafficking, I wanted to share more international media exposure on this issue.
CNN states that donating to the wrong Haitian non-profit organization could support child trafficking
We have been talking about this issue for many years and are happy that CNN has revealed the truth about problems we witness all too often. As CNN mentioned, there is active brokering of children [...]
“The Invisible World”
Hello my friends, I’m so thrilled to share my stories, deep personal truths, and some emotionally expensive lessons during 25 years of work in Haiti. From the start, I’d like to speak directly to [...]