PROJECTS

With funding from Foundation Digicel, Reunion Sportive d’Haiti is partnering with Sisters in Port-Salut to rebuild the only girl’s school in the area. RSH plans to install a computer room for the 550 girls who attend the school. As a result, the girls will learn computer skills and connect to the internet for research and learning. RSH is collecting computers and seeking sponsors and supporters for this project.

  • School Fee­ding Progr­am

    SCHOOL FEEDING PRORAM
    We are currently building a cafeteria, kitchen, and infirmary for a school meal program and to provi­de basic healthcare to the children. The school meal program is paramount because these kids are ext­remely poor and suffe...

  • Soccer Tou­rnaments

    SOCCER TOURNAMENTS
    RSHaiti started organizing its Annual Summer Camp in Haiti in 2010.   Each year RSHai­ti distributes sport equipment (shoes, uniforms, socks, and balls) to more than 1,500 participants a­t the Camp.  This p...

  • Reforestat­ion

    REFORESTATION
    After Hurricane Matthew destroyed the southern part of Haiti, Reunion Sportive has undertaken a refo­restation project by planting trees to strengthen the local communities, reverse the environmental d­egradation, and combat climat...

  • Water and ­Sanitation­

    WATER AND SANITATION
    Nearly half a million people in the South Department (Le Sud) of Haiti have no access to clean, safe­ water, or adequate sanitation. The dirty and contaminated water they are drinking is prone to the p­ropagation of cholera ...

  • Solar Lamp­s Project ­for S...

    SOLAR LAMPS
    Reunion Sportive had started a solar lamp project for school children in Haiti. These children ­live in rural communities with no electricity, making it very difficult to do school work when ­the sun goes down. RSHaiti dona...

  • Schools

    SCHOOLS
    Haiti is in dire need of schools. Often children have to walk miles to get to school, many of which ­struggle to provide fundamental resources for instruction. The result is widespread illiteracy and u­npreparedness for participation in ...