At Mission Possible, we are committed to equipping the next generation of Christ-centered leaders. Through your support for our schools and students in Haiti, we are seeing former students now serving in our schools. Their journey from students to leaders is a powerful testimony that Mission Possible is not only educating young people in Haiti, it is preparing the Christ-centered leaders of tomorrow.
I am named Anite Michel from Dupin where I attended school in Mission Possible from Preschool I to 6th grade. I am a woman servant of God, I assist my husband, a pastor. I work as nurse in coordinating and supervising Health Community Agents in Mission Possible schools.”
“My name is Joachim Lovemaeddy, 21 years old from Chardene. I was in Mission Possible from Preschool I to 13th grade in 2024. The big issue I remember during the secondary, teachers were in strike and we missed courses very often. I serve my church as evangelist and worshipper. I teach Data processing in Mission Possible of Chardene.”
“They call me Brisé Angelot, I am 35 years old from Chardene. I was in Mission Possible school of Chardene from Preschool I to 12th grade, because the school didn’t have 13th grade at that time. I had economic issue, I used to share friend’s shoes to go to school. I couldn’t buy books so I took notes. Now, I teach Social Sciences in Mission Possible in Chardene.”
“I am Compère Smine from Chardene, I am 30 years old. I attended schools in Mission Possible of Chardene from Preschool I to the final grade in 2018. The big challenge, I remember the school where it is located was in conflict, we missed schools as consequences. Now, I serve the Lord, God. I am a member of youth committee and work with children. I teach in Preschool I in Mission Possible School in Chardene.”
