World Hope International | Cité Soleil School Project

Cité Soleil of is one of the poorest slum areas in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Notorious as a place where children ate mud cakes, it was devastated by the earthquake. The Wesleyan School of Cité Soleil has been operating for many years. In the midst of civil unrest in this area, the school was able to provide a place of learning and stability for the children. The school building was severely damaged and had to be completely torn down.

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

The PROJECT

An initial 8 classroom, single floor structure will be built to support the addition of a second floor in the future.

EXPECTED OUTCOMES

Increase student capacity 100 to 160 with the potential of doubling this by the completion of a 2nd floor.
Provide structure to the lives of children
Develop the leaders, workforce and caregivers of tomorrow

World Hope International | Cité Soleil School Project

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Tuesday, April 26, 2011

The PROJECT

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