Haiti Feeding Program
The Haiti feeding program caters to a child’s most innate need while blessing GOLI with the opportunity to love and care for children at the most fundamental level. GOLI’s ministry in Haiti provides children with the love and support they are longing for through both physical and spiritual avenues. Operating six days a week, this vital program serves over 1000 children daily, often providing their only nourishment for the day.
Fils Brilliant, Sunshine L'Ecole
The Fils Brilliant, Sunshine L'Ecole school is a first rate institution where students are taught and empowered through education. Our school equips children with the tools they need to thrive. They are given a first rate education where they are challenged academically and given every opportunity to accel and grow in knowledge and understanding.
Our school provides comprehensive primary and secondary education, emphasizing academic excellence and holistic personal development. Supported by devoted Haitian educators and modern resources, we prepare students for success in a rapidly evolving world, including instruction in English and Digital Literacy.
Beyond academics, we nurture positive role models, shaping a brighter future for Haiti. With a proven record of outstanding academic achievement, our students are shining examples in Haiti's education landscape.
Notably, out of the 200 schools on La Gonâve and 50 in Anse-à-Galets, GOLI consistently ranks at the top, attracting the children of the mayor and other community leaders. GOLI's plan is to extend education opportunities by enhancing the existing computer lab and offer online college courses.
Haiti Clinic
As the only free healthcare clinic on La Gonâve Island, Haiti, we serve 25-30 children daily, in addition to our students and staff. Our services cover a range of medical needs, from respiratory problems to pediatric care, addressing critical health issues within the community. Our healthcare clinic is staffed by two licensed doctors, two registered nurses, one pharmacist, and dedicated support personnel.
However, sustaining our impact requires ongoing support to provide medicine to everyone seeking care, an area where we face shortages despite our efforts. Despite challenges, our clinic has saved lives, prevented illness outbreaks, and forged partnerships with organizations like La Gonve Wesleyen Hospital and AmeriCares to ensure critical care reaches those in need.
Our vision extends further with plans for a Mobile Clinic initiative, to bring essential medical services to the surrounding remote regions, pending crucial funding for operational costs.
