The Problem
Students graduating high school have limited prospects for further education or gainful employment due to the country’s combination of political and civil turmoil, violence, and natural disasters. In 2024, over 280 schools had been destroyed due to violence, with severe displacement of children and families across Haiti’s main city, Port au Prince.
we believe
What if the best employees you had to choose from only had high school diplomas? We believe that a quality college education and a focus on developing young adults in Haiti leads to a successful and well-trained work force that develops, sustains, and furthers businesses in Haiti.
"Among 15-24 year olds, Haiti has a 74% literacy rate. There are no reliable statistics on college education in Haiti. With violence worsening across Haiti, education—a last hope for many, has never been more at risk."
— UNICEF
Invest in Haiti's Future
