Young students find joy in school through Outreach's Haiti primary school program.
Outreach has supported hopeful, young students through the Haiti Primary School Program since 1986. The program focuses on supplying students with a hot meal to provide them with the nutrients they need to learn, grow, and thrive In 2025, 50 schools receive support, and 20 of those schools participate in the lunch program supporting 1,345 students. With full bellies, these students are able to perform their best in school and work toward bright futures—all because of you.

Meet the Students

Young student Auguste shares his thoughts about his school experience in Haiti.“I am Auguste, I am twelve years old and I am in 5th grade. I like playing football and basketball with my classmates. I always help my mother fill the gallon of water. When I grow up, I would like to be a bank clerk to earn money.”

– Auguste (12), Pétion-ville School 

Young Moumoune thrives in school through Outreach's Haiti primary school program.“My name is Moumoune, I am seventeen years old. I live at Rivière Froide with my family and in the house I like cooking with my mother. I like spending my holidays at ‘Aux Cayes’ and my favorite sport is football. I like vegetables and ground corn. I like visiting Saint Domingue, I like evangelical songs, and my favorite subject at school is Mathematics. I want to study in Chile.”

– Moumoune (17), Demichel School 

These young students benefit from Outreach's Haiti primary school program.

Pétion-ville School (2025)

Primary school student Louis enjoys the peace of mind she deserves because of Outreach's Haiti primary school program.“I am Louis and I am ten years old. I am in fourth grade and there are fourteen students in my class. I live with my Parents at Campeche and I like helping my parents to cook. I like spending my vacation at Port au Prince. I like Creole lessons and my favorite sport is dance. I like evangelical songs, rice, visiting the beach, and French lessons too.”

– Louis (10), Campeche School

Young Chedeline is nourished, learning, and able to focus on important matters like cooking, family, and soap operas.“My name is Chedeline and I am twelve years old. I live in Mareau with my mother, father, two older sisters and a little brother. I am in fifth grade and there are 20 students in my classroom. I like to help my parents and my neighbors. I like to dance, sing, help my mom cook, and watch soap operas. I want to finish my classical studies and become a great lawyer.”

– Chedeline (12), Mareau 

Providing meals to primary school students in Haiti is vital to their daily well-being and their future.

Pétion-ville School (2025)

Because of efforts like Outreach's Haiti primary school program, young Androse may just one day be the doctor she dreams of becoming.“I am Androse and I am 10 years old. I am in 6th grade and I like the learning methodology at this school. I like that my school participates in the feeding program. I want my school to have a library so that all children can read. When I grow up, I want to become a doctor.”

– Androse (10), Shamaking School 

10-year-old Remosier can focus on family and learning because of the assistance he receives from Outreach International.“My name is Remosier and I am ten years old. I have three sisters and two brothers. It’s a great joy for me to enroll in this school supported by Outreach. I like the food program in the school. I want to be a doctor to take care of everyone, that is my biggest dream.”

– Remosier (10), Pétion-ville School 

Primary school students in Haiti can be happy and content because of the efforts of Outreach's meal programs.

Pétion-ville School (2024)

Antoine in Haiti is smiling because of Outreach's meal program, but at school she's all business.“I am Antoine, I am in 6th grade and I am fourteen years old. I like the meals at the school. I also like to dance and sing. Thank you to OI, I would like to become a great businesswoman that helps children.”

– Antoine (14), Pétion-ville School 

Young Ludya benefits from Outreach's Haiti school program so she can enjoy sports and science, and do her best to tolerate French class.“My name is Ludya and today I am 14 years old. I am in the 6th grade and there are 5 students in my class. I live in Rivière Froide with my parents and at home I help my mother to clean the whole house. I like to spend my holidays in Cold River because I like this place. My favorite sport is football and I really like social sciences; I don’t really like French at school.

– Ludya (14), Demichel School 

Primary school students in Haiti say "Thank You Outreach International!"

Pétion-ville School (2024)


How to Help

When young students have the support they need to learn, grow, and thrive, the opportunities become endless, and hope becomes their way of life. You have the chance today to provide this hope for the next generation through work like this Haiti primary school program. Donate to support Outreach International and our important programs worldwide