| Knowing this Mamie Yol (Yolanda)
as she is affectionately called by the girls she has adopted,
after retiring, left New York and returned to Haiti to reach
out with the resources God had given her to help underprivileged
girls. |

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Seen here with Jenny Tryhane, Founder
of United Caribbean Trust helping with the Make
Jesus Smile shoebox distribution Christmas 2007. |
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She took her total life savings
and invested it in building a beautiful facility/compound
for raising orphans and bought a small garment business which
she runs to provide daily sustenance for the children. |
Unfortunately, the garment business was recently
destroyed by the political unrest in the country. UCT is researching
the possibility of reestablishing this sewing ministry to generate
revenue for the orphanage.
United Missions is
partnering with Foundation Yolanda Thervil in Bon Repos The orphanage
has approximately 40 girls who live there now and has a new community
school that has been meeting for the last few years. This facility
serves as a refuge not only for the girls in the orphanage but also
for the people of the community who are members of a beautiful sanctuary
that is built on the campus.
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United Caribbean Trust is delighted to be partnering with
this organization and we are seeking sponsorship to try and
get all the help we can to bring the facility up to full capacity.
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This is an opportunity for someone(s) to do
ministry with the Haitian people with no need to learn to
speak Creole. Mamie Yol is fluid in both English and Creole
and is capable of translating for those who wish to speak
to the children.
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What they need are some visitors to love on the
children and a small amount of financial support to maintain and
grow their ministry. This facility is a good place for a Christian
group to go in and do a VBS and/or some building of school furniture.
God has put this ministry on
my heart to search for a loving congregation who might want
to make a journey with me over to visit and support their
ministry.
The
Mission House provides excellent accommodation for 12
people. |
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Support needs consist of Biblical teaching materials,
school materials, girl’s items and financial support for food
and paying the orphanage school & staff a small stipend.
Jeff Bradswaw
United Missions
Information compliments of united-missions.org
Sponsor
an orphan child - what will your US $30 per month achieve?
The money will be divided into 3 modules
- The first 1/3rd of the fees will go to the school
to cover school fees, uniform, shoes, books, Bibles and pencils
etc.
- The next 1/3rd will be invested into the agro
project to purchase livestocks such as goats, chickens, and pigs
as well as grow fruit and vegetables. It will also help with the
vocational training school funding equipment such as sowing machines
and other job training projects.
- The last 1/3rd will go towards funding the activities
in the After School Club for the orphans and for the other children
from the neighborhood that attend the school and church. When
you support one child, you are also supporting the Christian community
they live in.
If you do not want to sponsor a child but
give a one time donation for the Orphanage support:
$30 provides rice for lunches for one week for the
orphanage school
$25 provides beans for lunches for one week for the orphanage school
$10 provides vitamins for for one week at the orphanage school
CLICK ON
THE PICTURES TO VIEW ORPHAN CHILDREN FOR SPONSORSHIP IN PORT AU
PRINCE
For the Haiti orphan child in this program they will:
Contact United Caribbean Trust - Email:
united_caribbean@yahoo.com
UNITED CARIBBEAN TRUST BARBADOS BANK ACCOUNTS:
First Caribbean International Bank Bds Ltd
Super Centre Complex, Warrens, St. Michael
Barbados
Account number 1001092544
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