" when you fund learning. you shape eternity "
About the Program
More than 80% of Haiti’s schools are private and often unaffordable, leaving millions without access to basic education.
GRH, as a 501(c)(4) social welfare organization, addresses this crisis at its root. We focus on building community based literacy systems that are accessible, practical, and sustainable.
Our approach begins with Kreyòl the language every Haitian understands creating a strong foundation for learning before expanding into additional languages.
Our Programs
Our Dual Language Literacy Model is designed for real world impact.We begin by teaching phonics in Kreyòl, then gradually build toward functional French and English. Learning takes place in low cost community hubs instead of expensive institutions.
Each lesson is directly tied to everyday life, including:
- Understanding market prices
- Reading land and legal documents
- Interpreting medical instructions
This ensures education is not just theoretical but immediately useful.
Funding Opportunities
- 55% supports advocacy and systemic reform
- 30% funds literacy hub operations
- 15% ensures compliance and accountability
- Printed learning toolkits
- Teacher stipends
- Access to education for new learners
How to Apply
Starting a literacy hub is simple and collaborative:
- Share details about your community
- Work with us to design the right learning hub
- Launch with trained leaders, materials, and a 12 week roadmap
- Track progress and outcomes together
Success Stories
Real change begins with real people.
“I read my son’s report card for the first time.”
A mother, 12 weeks after joining her local literacy hub
(More success stories will be added as programs expand.)
Resources & Tools
We provide structured tools to support both learners and educators:
- Kreyòl first phonics toolkits
- Educator training guides
- Post literacy pathways into banking, land ownership, and skilled trade work
Events & Webinars
Contact & Support
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Partners & Collaborations
Frequently Asked Questions
Is my donation tax deductible?
No. GRH operates as a 501(c)(4), allowing unrestricted advocacy for systemic reform. Contributions are not tax deductible, but options are available through 501(c)(3) partners.
How do you measure success?
We aim for:
- 85% literacy mastery within 12 weeks
- Cost efficiency under $75 per student
- Real life outcomes such as opening bank accounts and improved economic participation
Be Part of Transformational Change
Education is more than learning it is empowerment, independence, and opportunity.Your support helps individuals read, understand, and take control of their future.Together, we can break cycles of illiteracy and build pathways to lasting progress.
Our organization truly believes that by working together, we can save more lives than ever before.
4832 N. State Rd 7 Suite 202 Coconut Creek, FL 33073
129 Rue Petion Saint-Marc Haiti.
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