Video Thank you to students at OREC!

THANK YOU Oxford Regional Education Center!

Today was a great day! For the second year in a row students at OREC in Oxford, Nova Scotia (where I went to school) raised money to purchase bikes for kids in our school who have very long walks in terrible heat. Thanks to Tracy Calder-Swan and her students for being aware of the need and being willing to give up their Christmas Exchange this year in order to do this for the kids!
Checkout the photos of the kids and bikes at my website.
http://jeninhaiti.org/gallery.html

Celebrating our kids from Port au Prince

For the 2nd anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti I want to celebrate our children who live with us at Danita's Children. They are amazing survivors!

Check out their photos on my JeninHaiti Facebook page. You do not need a Facebook account to view the page.

Click here
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.290427444338360.59713.113775092003597&type=1


XO
Jen

New Hope Girl's Academy Sandals!

Shoot me an email at jen@jeninhaiti.org to order sandals from New Hope Girl's Academy in La Vega, DR

And check out their website to see the wonderful work they are doing!
http://newhopegirls.wordpress.com/about-us/

Photo of the Day......Julien

He's going to hate me when he's 18 but I couldn't resist!!

Fitson at the Bon Samaritan!

Fitson has his own ministry going on in Ouanaminthe! Mami Heather takes him over to the Bon Samaritan Senior's home and he visits! He is such a happy boy that he makes the residents smile. They are so excited to see him. Mami Heather has her hands full because the residents try to tell her that he is hungry and thirsty so they need to feed him. Fitson has CP and does not speak, just giggles and laughs a lot so we're not sure who they are getting their info from. It's pretty cute to see a 100 year old little lady want to hold him. One gentleman came shuffling to us as quick as he could because he was so excited to see Fitson! Precious!

Bon Samaritan with the boys.............

We took a truckload of boys over to the Bon Samaritan on Saturday to help them start to clean their yard. BS is the senior's home in town and they love having people visit. Nutrition for the residents is a big problem so we took 2 Moringa plants and planted another 10 seeds in a bed we prepared. They also have some security concerns so we can return regularly and begin propegating some bougenville for them and plant it around their walls. The boys worked really hard helping to clean their yard, trim trees and clear away trash and stones. Check out the photos at my website! http://jeninhaiti.org/gallery.html