We are tucked in a quiet neighborhood in the City’s center. Local views, food, and other amenities are just a short walk away.

We buy all our food in local markets where they sell a mix of imported and Haitian grown food. We as a mission work together to make all of our meals and if you have any food allergy, sensitivity or intolerance we will do our best to accommodate those needs. Team members with these food restrictions may sometimes have to make their own food.

Most everything you hear about Haiti in the news speaks nothing of the comradery and friendly love of the Haitian people. Haiti has its crime and problems as other countries do, with the majority of it being in the capital Port au Prince. We go above and beyond to ensure our students are safe and culturally aware when tumultuous situations arise which is not often here in Port de Paix.

It is generally hot and humid but the city often has a nice Caribbean breeze to rustle those beautiful palm trees. When it rains it gets very muddy so don’t be afraid of getting a little dirty.

We will teach you how to hand wash your clothing in a large bowl called a kivet and you can buy detergent nearby, however, If you get lucky you might find someone for hire to do it.