Work in the Prisons

Haiti 🇭🇹
A huge part of our work is in the prisons. The prisoners tell us over and over again how thankful they are for the food that we bring. They say that it gets them through the week and keeps them alive. Last week, we re-filled the prison water cistern. It had been dry, which means no drinking water and no baths for the entire facility. Water means life to them. Their way of thanking us is by cheering, they are so grateful to have water again.
For most of us, it’s a serious nuisance to not have running water for an hour, let alone a day. And not being able to shower for a week is almost unthinkable. Imagine this, if you can… To the inmates, the fact that someone cared enough to help means more than any amount of preaching would, and it’s opening their hearts to God’s love and redemption. Thank you for your help to make this possible!

Share :

Facebook
Telegram
WhatsApp
Email
Print

the latest posts:

Update on the Shelter Project 11/25

Helping with the shelter project in Morocco has been an extraordinary learning experience, with volunteers from multiple cultures and languages working together to support the

Update From Morocco 11/16

During the past few weeks, I have had the opportunity to assist with building shelters. I have enjoyed meeting and working with people from quite

sign up for our email

We’re excited to be a part of the work that happens here and would love to share it with you! Our bi-weekly email is designed to give you a closer look to what’s happening within the organization.