Haitians are fleeing their homes

From our team in Port au Prince:  Haitian gangs are burning individuals’ homes, and the people are fleeing.  The government can’t control gang activity even with the assistance of 400 police from Kenya.    Haiti is in crisis.

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Haiti Gangs shoot commercial airplanes…

Haitian gangs fired several rounds, hitting a Spirit Airlines flight as it was attempting to land in Port au Prince.  Several bullets penetrated the aircraft, and a flight attendant was injured.  American and Jet Blue flights also received gunfire. FAA has halted flights to Haiti for 30 days pending investigations.  Even with the presence of…

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Givenet Feeding in Cite Soleil Haiti

Our Haiti team, Eli and Brodere, had a great feeding yesterday in Cite Soliel Haiti.  They fed over 30 kids and made them very happy. Great job to our givenet team in Haiti.

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2024 Curtin Candidates in Uganda

These 2024 Curtin Child Learning Center candidates will sit for final exams this month in Uganda.  We are very proud of these individuals for their dedication and hard work. givenet.org is raising money to finance the new Computer Learning Center, which needs 20 laptop computers.  The local cost is $200 each, and we ask you…

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Florida and North Carolina

Thoughts and Prayers from givenet.org for our friends in Florida and North Carolina.  Remain strong.  You will survive.

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Gang attack kills 70 in Haiti.

The United Nations Human Rights Office released a statement Friday confirming that a gang attack in central #Haiticlaimed the lives of dozens, including three infants. ⁠ ⁠ According to the #UN, members of the Gran Grif gang, armed with automatic rifles, killed at least 70 people, including 10 women and three infants, in an attack…

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Haiti Update

While we continue to have feedings in Port au Prince, we had to cancel a feeding because of civil unrest.  Gangs were in a gun battle in the streets with the police.  It wasn’t safe for our team to leave their homes and the children were scattered.  As soon as the situation gets better, we…

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