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Government·August 27, 2018

Hope and Change for Haiti holds first annual 'Engage for Change' gala

Hope and Change for Haiti works to improve the quality of life of the Haitian community, contribute to the effort of rebuilding Haiti and facilitate the recovery of the people victims from natural disasters in the Municipality of Paillan...

Hope and Change for Haiti holds first annual 'Engage for Change' gala
Hope and Change for Haiti works to improve the quality of life of the Haitian community, contribute to the effort of rebuilding Haiti and facilitate the recovery of the people victims from natural disasters in the Municipality of Paillant, located in the southern region Haiti. Hope and Change for Haiti is working towards:
  • Building family housing anti-earthquake and hurricane-resistant
  • Creating access to clean water by building a 15,000 gallon-cistern per household to help to catch rainwater
  • Providing sponsorship to children to go to school
  • Identifying and training local leaders to strengthen the community
  • Empowering women
  • Encouraging growth of the local economy through agricultural and livestock project.‏
Here is the video from Hope and Change for Haiti's first annual "Engage for Change" gala: Reverend Andrea Castner Wyatt: https://youtu.be/KdsTBImzkUU Aniece Germain: https://youtu.be/Qj4nxuq_Zc8 Dr Norly Germain, executive director of Hope and Change for Haiti: https://youtu.be/fVbgGaL40kE Ollie and Kai: https://youtu.be/Sav-RE98-A8 Rhode Island State Treasurer Seth Magaziner: https://youtu.be/8OLShU3QOy8 Peter Neronha, Democratic candidate for Attorney General of Rhode Island: https://youtu.be/BbceMsVri60 Dr Hume Johnson, Brand Strategist, Professor of Public Relations at Roger Williams University and founder of Brand You Global Academy: https://youtu.be/aFQufNWXHLc Rhode Island State Representative Robert Lancia (Republican, District 16, Cranston) https://youtu.be/1sUdDFjtTCc United States Representative James Langevin: https://youtu.be/B02z6IQoJpk Awards: https://youtu.be/7xm3C4SvDg0 Rhode Island State Senator Sandra Cano (Democrat, District 8, Pawtucket): https://youtu.be/UaZ3HHvezpI Poet Fred E Lafortune: https://youtu.be/CSKgKMM5Seg Poet Marie Michaelle: https://youtu.be/DCjl80k7G6g Rhode Island State Representative Marcia Ranglin-Vassell (Democrat, District 6, Providence) https://youtu.be/h2sghV8ejVs United States Representative David Cicilline: https://youtu.be/lcO9VWCpJOo Dr Hilary Levey Friedman, president of Rhode Island National Organization for Women (RI NOW) https://youtu.be/UXl_QLZS_fI Ward 3 Providence City Councilmember Nirva LaFortune: https://youtu.be/K9Zz-S-ltFo [caption id="attachment_10582" align="aligncenter" width="1778"] Marcia Ranglin-Vassell[/caption] [caption id="attachment_10580" align="aligncenter" width="1778"] Nirva LaFortune[/caption]
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