Ivenson's House

A quick look inside Ivenson's house (I know, I need to work on my filming skills- the first 'room' is the kitchen and the second is the one bedroom with one bed-six people live in this little house). Ivenson is in our Kinder/ABC (preschool for our Haitian kiddos) class in the afternoon at Anija. We usually hold off on officially entering the new Haitian kids in our sponsorship program until the second semester as we want to see if they are sticking around for a while. So, in the next week or so Ivenson will officially need 3 sponsors! (Let me know if you or any family or friends are interested)

Visiting Guesline, who we found playing outside as her house was locked because her parents were gone working. (Guesline is the child whose appendix burst back in September. Doesn't she look happy and healthy?!)

Here are a couple neighborhood friends along with Guesline's little sister. From what I understood, the lady in the back was looking out for a lot of the kids while their parents were out working.

This poor kid needed a bath!

We also visited three other students who attend Anija.

There are a total of eleven people living in this house, of which two of the children are related and living there because their parents died. The family was very kind and sent the kids looking for chairs for all thirteen of us to sit in.

It's quite a difference seeing these kids in there houses and then at Anija. God is really blessing these families with the opportunity for their kids to be educated.