In January, we took the critical next step toward implementing The Support Project for Children Associated with Armed Forces and Groups (EAFGA). A project that will expand our work at the Community Complex for Child Protection in Les Cayes (formerly the ESPWA campus). This is Part 2 of our journey - a look behind the scenes at the rigorous planning, the urgent collaboration, and the determination required to turn a conviction into a reality.

This lack of real infrastructure is one of the root causes of Haiti’s long-standing dependence on foreign aid. When communities lack the resources to support one another or rebuild after the disasters that plague the region, external intervention becomes the default solution. But we must ask: What happens when infrastructure is rebuilt - not with temporary aid, but with a long-term, Haitian-led vision for stability?

This lack of real infrastructure is one of the root causes of Haiti’s long-standing dependence on foreign aid. When communities lack the resources to support one another or rebuild after the disasters that plague the region, external intervention becomes the default solution. But we must ask: What happens when infrastructure is rebuilt - not with temporary aid, but with a long-term, Haitian-led vision for stability?

In Haiti, access to healthcare is a daily challenge—made even more complex for families living in the constant crisis that persists in the country. And it is even more challenging for children with disabilities who often face stigma, rejection, and abandonment. Through Overture’s work within our Healthcare Pillar, we strive to ensure that comprehensive medical care is accessible to every family we serve.