Child Sponsorship

Meet Our Kids

The Freedom House Children

Most of the children at the Freedom House were either a restavek or in extreme poverty. Many are from Laborde, a village in the mountains of Haiti. The village, only accessible by foot, has no schools, churches or medical care. Many children from this area are dying from malnutrition and worms, have scabies, and are being sold into slavery as a restavek and abused.

A restavek is a child that has been given to another family as a servant in hopes to have their basic needs met. Usually these kids are between the ages of 4-15. They do all the household chores, cooking, cleaning, washing and fetching water. They are often abused and most likely do not go to school. We can’t change the fact that this still happens in Haiti but we can change the lives and futures of our kids. These kids now have FREEDOM everyday, and NEVER have to worry about things such as their next meal or shoes for their feet.  We want to offer these kids a lifetime of Love, Hope AND Freedom to be the change for Haiti’s future.

You can help our mission by sponsoring a child. The Freedom House needs $200 per child monthly for a full sponsorship. The minimum sponsorship amount is $50.

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Celafwa

CelaFwa is from Laborde. CelaFwa lived with his mother in extreme poverty. His father died, and his mother had 3 children to raise on absolutely no income. CelaFwa was lucky to receive one meal a day. He had worms and was very malnourished, with no shoes and no way of going to school. CelaFwa is full of love to give and never turns away an opportunity to receive or give a hug.

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Celafwa

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Chinayder

Chinayder lived with his father, and his mother had passed away from cholera when he was very young. He is from Laborde. Chinayder had some severe dental and medical issues that needed to be treated. His father was worried he could not provide the medical attention Chinayder needed living in the mountains where there was no access to medical care. He left the mountains for this reason and now lives at the Freedom House. Today he is healthy and always has a smile for you.

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Chinayder

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Diefene

Diefene lived as a restavek (child slave) with an older family member who is believed to be his cousin. His mother passed away and his father abandoned him when he was young. He is from Laborde. Diefene had never been to school or worn a pair of shoes.  Before being rescued, he was malnourished and had worms. He was lucky to have one meal a day.  His older brother, DieKris also lives at the Freedom House, where they have a new life together.

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Diefene

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Diekilene

Diekilene lived as a restavek (child slave). Her mother abandoned her and her father passed away when she was very young. She lived in extreme poverty and did not own shoes or decent clothing and was in need of urgent dental treatment. She was lucky to have one meal a day. She is from Laborde. Diekilene is an independent little girl, no doubt that trait is attributed from her previous lifestyle. She can be a little shy at times but is always a pleasure to be around.

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Diekilene

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Jameson

Jameson is from a city in the southern peninsula of Haiti called Les Cayes. His father died, and his mother is mentally handicapped. She could not take care of him. He lived as a restavek (child slave) with other family members in a small one-room house. Jameson searched the streets for food to provide for himself. He had worms in his belly, and was very behind in school. His little brother, Ricot, also lives at the Freedom House where they now have a new life together. Jameson likes to bend the rules sometimes but is always a pleasure to be around.

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Jameson

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Jolesse

Jolesse is one of 10 children. His mother died giving birth to his sibling, who also died.  Jolesse’s father could not provide for him. He came to the Freedom House with his younger brother, Revy. He was malnourished with no shoes and no opportunity for education. Jolesse’s family situation was considered one of the worst.  He is from Laborde. Jolesse is full of energy and loves to play games.

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Jolesse

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Lidiane

Lidiane came to Freedom House with her younger sister, Lina. She is from Laborde. Her father died and her mother could not care for her. Lidiane had never gone to school and was living in very poor conditions. She did not have decent clothes, was not able to brush her teeth, and had never owned a pair of shoes. She was lucky to receive one meal a day, if at all. She now has Christ in her heart and loves her new life.

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Lidiane

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Lina

Lina came to Freedom House with her older sister, Lidiane. She is from Laborde. Her father died and her mother could not care for her. Lina had never gone to school and was living in very poor conditions. She did not have decent clothing, was not able to brush her teeth, and had never owned a pair of shoes. She was lucky to receive one meal a day, if at all. Lina is one happy little girl now and always has a smile to share.

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Lina

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Lodjina

Lodjina was born in Cite Soleil, an area filled with violence and extreme poverty. It is considered one of the most dangerous slums in the western hemisphere. Her father was shot and killed, and her mother abandoned her when she was a baby. She was living with an aunt that was not taking good care of her. Lodjina now knows Jesus and is full of life. She is always smiling and loves to be the center of attention.

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Lodjina

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Lovensky

Lovensky is a little guy with a tough demeanor. He was approximately 18 months old when he arrived. He was born in Mirebalais but his family is from Laborde. His mother left him in a small open air room for 15 hours a day alone. When she picked him up, she gave him sleeping pills so she didn’t have to deal with him. He was malnourished and had some other health problems. He never knew his father. His mother did not care what happened to him and freely released him to missionaries. However, God does care about this little boy and now Lovensky has many people that love and care for him.

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Lovensky

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Micheline

Micheline is from Laborde. Her mother abandoned her, and her father passed away. Her conditions were worse than those of the other kids in the house, and it was presumed she was a restavek (child slave). She had medical needs and had never attended school. She had extreme behavioral issues and didn’t want anyone to hold her. She did not own shoes and wore tattered clothing. It took her a while to trust people once arriving at Freedom House.  Her life is already drastically different, and smiles have replaced misery.

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Micheline

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Nelson

Nelson’s family abandoned him after his mother died in 2012. They left him in a room alone, where he sat for days. When locals found him, they took him to his uncle, but he could not care for him. He lived with a family that practiced voodoo and mistreated him.  When he did eat, he got scraps from the table. He had never been to school or seen a doctor. He is from Laborde. Nelson did not know how to smile when he was rescued. He now has a safe place to live at Freedom House and is always smiling.

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Nelson

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Revy

Revy is one of 10 children. His mother died giving birth to his sibling, who also died. Revy’s father could not provide for him. He came to the Freedom House with his older brother, Jolesse. He was malnourished with no shoes and no opportunity for education.  Revy’s family situation was considered one of the worst. He is from Laborde. Revy is full of energy and is loved by all who know him.

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Revy

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Ricot

Ricot is from the southern peninsula of Haiti in a city called Les Cayes. His father died, and his mother is mentally handicapped. She could not take care of him.  Ricot has a medical condition that makes it difficult for him to speak. He has made a lot of progress since he was rescued. He now lives in the Freedom House with his older brother Jameson. He is learning about Jesus and says he wants to preach when he grows up.

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Ricot

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Ronaldo

Ronaldo is Rony's younger brother. He is from the rural mountainous area of Laborde. They came from a very bad situation of abuse and neglect. He was at very high risk of becoming a restavek (child slave). He had never brushed his teeth, seen a doctor or attended any school or church. Ronaldo did not know Jesus while he was living in Laborde. He now has the chance to learn all about Jesus and that he is cherished and loved by God. Ronaldo is a very happy little boy and always has a smile on his face.

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Ronaldo

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Stael

Stael’s father passed away and he was abandoned by his mother.  His grandmother was caring for him but she wasn’t able to provide proper nutrition, clothing or an education. He was lucky to get one meal a day and suffered from malnutrition.  Stael is extremely smart and had previously received some education before arriving to the Freedom House. He is a very charismatic boy who likes to make others laugh.

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Stael

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Freedom House hAITI HAS BEEN RESTORING HOPE TO CHILDREN SINCE 2014.

Our mission is to provide love, hope and Freedom to be the change for Haiti’s future

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