Humanitarian Relief

It's hard to forget the horrific scenes from Haiti that were plastered across our television screens and the newspapers in January 2010. For most of us, these terrible images seem like a distant memory. For Haitians, these images are still very much a reality as the recovery from pain and loss and efforts to rebuild will take years. Much of their hardship and poverty existed prior to the 2010 earthquake. Life Connection Mission's supporters seek to be instruments of God’s peace in Haiti in these trying times.

The day before the earthquake, Haiti was already the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. Starvation, disease, and homelessness were widespread. Infrastructure was incredibly poor and getting worse by the day. With this as a starting point, it is almost unthinkable how desperate the situation became in the days following the earthquake, and the desperation persists to this very day. Millions are still homeless, food remains scarce, and medical care is sporadic to non-existent. Government services continue to be extremely limited.

Our humble mission cannot possibly address all the needs in Haiti, but we are committed to do our part. We operate a variety of humanitarian ministries including a feeding program, a mission school, medical clinics, housing projects, an agricultural program, and a Christian outreach ministry. We strive to help increase the quality of life for those we serve and to create a sustainable future of promise for them in the name of Jesus Christ.