Pastor Lafleur takes Restoration Ministries Antigua to Haiti for Christmas New Year 2005 helping orphans and distributing gifts

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Haiti 2007

An Anamal Husbandry Project has already been introduced as part of the Child Sponsorship Programme. 1/3 of the funding from the Child Sponsorship has been allocated to help the families involved in the Family Empowerment Programme. This money will help purchase livestocks such as chickens and goats.

However with the introduction of this Internationally funded Agro Project we would be looking at purchasing agricultural grazing land and introduce the Barbadian Black Belly Sheep.

Chicken production is another area that we have identified as a good revenue earning and more information will be published soon

Part of the Child Sponsorship Programme will be invested into the Family Empowement Programme.

How will we help to feed these children?

1. We will provide seed and tools needed to grow food in family kitchen gardens

2. We will purchase goats and chickens to provide a supply of dairy products and meat.

Pastor Rodrique (right) from Restoration Ministries Haiti, is our UCT Haiti Representative, working in association with Pastor Lafleur (centre), from Restoration Ministries Antigua, will spear head this After School Child Feeding Project.

One option that UCT is researching is to utilize part of the money from the Family Empowerment programme to fund the importation of young chicks from Barbados into Haiti where Restoration Ministries Haiti will establish a chicken business. This will be used to supply the local families of the sponsored children with chickens for their own home use and supply the poultry needed for the After School Club Feeding Project.

The remaining money from the Family Empowement Programme. will go towards purchasing two young female goats per family or enabling them to establish micro business such as street vendoring.

The arrangement with the local families receiving the kids is that when the nanny goats produce their first litter the first kid will be brought back into the house of the Lord as a first fruit offering. Enabling the church ot establish a goat farm to help with the After School Feeding Programme.