You will find on this site a variety of information about our organisation and about the solidarity projects that we support in Haiti. We offer you the opportunity to participate in these projects that bring hope in a part of the world that surely needs our outreach.
MESSAGE FOR VISITORS OF THIS SITE:
Solidarity-Haiti, the abbreviated version of our full name, Centre d'action pour le développement et la solidarité en Haïti (CADSH), is involved more than ever in supporting development projects in Haiti. Our involvement has increased significantly since the earthquake that ravaged a major part of Haiti in January 2010.
Solidarity-Haiti, which functions on a volunteer basis, has been required in recent months to focus mainly on fundraising and on the advancement of the projects in Haiti. For this reason, and also because of the departure of our volunteer technician, we realize that our web site has been somewhat neglected. We are currently making efforts to renew this site and especially to update the information concerning the projects in progress.
While awaiting details about the projects as well as photos provided by our Haitian partners, you can already have access to a few sources of information regarding our most recent activities:
- Letter to our friends and donors for our 2010 campaign
- Letter of thanks that accompanied receipts to our donors.
If you wish to receive our occasional email newsletters, you are invited to communicate with us in order to subscribe:
In order to help our Haitian brothers and sisters to accomplish their development projects, Solidarity-Haiti accepts monetary donations. No administrative fees will be deducted: 100% of your donations will go for the projects.Donations can be sent to:
Solidarity-Haiti
c/o Maison Alonzo Wright
2425A St. Louis Street
Gatineau QC
J8V 1E7
TRIP 2009
In March, we visited some communities in Haiti where we currently support development projects. For details and photos of our visits, follow these links.
We hope that exploring our site will strengthen your desire to do your part in creating a more just world, in Haiti and elsewhere.
