Animals and gardens are a very important part of the lives of rural Haitians. Since 1997 Living Hope Mission has developed many different projects to help minimize malnutrition in Northern Haiti. Met Jacques Saintelus joined the LHM team to co-direct these efforts. Met Jacques is a trained veterinarian and agronomist. He has a weekly agricultural program on 4VEH, a local Christian Radio Station.

A program to train local vet agents continues to provide animal care to many villages. Local clinics are conducted in various villages treating cattle, goats, pigs, and chickens.

Since 1998 the addition of fish ponds has produced good quality protein for the diets of many familes. An association of fish farmers has been organized.

We invite you to join our efforts to work with the churches and schools of Northern Haiti to bring the love of Jesus by helping them have better nutrition. By providing better varieties, we hope to help minimize hunger.

We provide many opportunities for North American Christians to travel to Living Hope Mission and observe our work. Please contact us for more information.
 

  

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