You may recall our March newsletter - published well before COVID-19 threatened Haiti - recounted the hard work of teachers and students who were 'making up for lost time' in Quarter 3 through Saturday School. Massive political unrest and 'peyi lok' (country lockdown)...

Remember all those Saturdays spent in class at Imagine Missions Professional School? 

Today, we are grateful for all who have made Professional School possible in the past, as our sewing class training and supplies are proving handy during this time! The staff and...

While COVID-19 continues to inhibit freedom of safe travel, we are counting down the days until we can all be in Haiti together again. Until then, we threw it back to our Camp Imagine 2019 team on Facebook and Instagram: 

We also asked for you, our beloved Imagine...

For more updates on how Family Reunification is going in 2020, see 'Family Matters' in our March 2020 e-newsletter (p. 5-6). Didn't receive one? Contact us with your current email address. And check back on this blog in the coming weeks!

Megiana and Sonson's Story

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Dear Imagine Family,

Last week, I was able to make a trip to Haiti for the week of Thanksgiving. I hope you will all understand that for the safety of myself, our staff in Haiti, and our children, I needed to do this as quietly as possible. It is still very unsafe and u...

Can you believe Christmas is just around the corner? Although Christmas can be such a  time of tradition, at Imagine Missions in Haiti Christmas may look a little different this year.

Instead of shipping gifts, we hope to host a Christmas celebration for our sponsored...

Dear reader,

As you may be aware, Haiti is experiencing significant difficulty. As we continue to look forward to family reunification with excitement, we ask that you join us in fervent prayer not only for this process, but for all of Haiti. 

You may remember our last b...

Imagine Missions is writing a new chapter of our story -  we are reunifying the children in our care with their biological families. 

You may have seen communication about this online, in the mail or from conversations with our leadership. We are so fortunate to ha...

Today 420 students got up early to iron their school uniforms; the boys shined their shoes and the girls fastened bright colored matching bows in their hair. They ate some spaghetti, a common breakfast in Haiti, and took off for their first day of school at Imagine Mis...

“Summer. Summer. Summer!” whispered in hush tones as some of the kids watch High School Musical 2. The reality of summer is upon them; school’s out and the sun’s out with no obligation to do anything. 

Time to spend doing whatever the kids want to do (within reason, of...