Our church is honored to support Emmaus House Haiti, a Christ-centered ministry serving orphaned and vulnerable youth in Haiti.

In Haiti, many children growing up in orphanages or child servanthood systems are left on their own when they turn 18. Without education, life skills, job training, or stable support systems, these young adults often face homelessness, exploitation, crime, or prostitution simply to survive. This cycle not only harms individuals but also contributes to ongoing poverty and instability within communities.

Emmaus House Haiti stands in the gap for these youth.

Rooted in a Christian family model, Emmaus House provides a holistic program that focuses on:

• Healing from the past – Emotional support, mentoring, and spiritual discipleship.
  
• Equipping for today – Education assistance, vocational training, life-skills development, and job readiness.
  
• Empowering for tomorrow – Leadership development and preparation for independent, Christ-centered living.
  
  

Youth live in a supportive, family-style environment where they experience stability, accountability, and encouragement. Through biblical teaching, practical training, and consistent mentorship, Emmaus House prepares young men and women not only to live independently but to become faithful leaders who can impact their communities and create generational change.

We are grateful to partner with Emmaus House Haiti as they invest in the future of Haiti — one life at a time.

With the belief that youth are the future of Haiti, Emmaus Houses is committed to standing in the gap for orphaned youth by helping them heal from the past, be equipped for today, and find empowerment for tomorrow. Rooted in Christian family settings, Emmaus House uses a holistic approach to prepare orphaned youth to not only live independently but also to become faithful leaders who can create generational change in their communities.