Make a Donation to Help Children and Families in Haiti
How can you help? Donations are accepted in all forms of payment online and on phone.
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Help Us Handle Gang Violence
Your donation can make a significant impact on our cause. It goes towards supporting our mission and helping those in need with your contribution, we can continue to a positive change in the world. Thank you for your support!
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Changing Lives of Children, Inc. is a 501(c) (3) Christian Organization. Contributions may be tax deductible in accordance with IRS rules and regulations.
Changing Lives of Children is dedicated to ending the abuse that children in Haiti endure. We are a national leader in the areas of rescue, education, and medicine. Your tax-deductible donations to Haiti will aid in the fight against child abuse and significantly impact the lives of children in Haiti. Your donation will help provide critical support to children in poverty through nutrition, health and education programs.
The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) is calling for urgent action to address the dire situation of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Haiti. The number of IDPs has soared due to escalating gang violence and political instability. These IDPs are in desperate need of protection and humanitarian aid.
The ongoing crisis has had a devastating impact on Haiti, leading to the closure of schools, the resurgence of disease, and the collapse of the health system. Take action today and donate to a reputable charity working in Haiti to help those affected by this crisis.
Changing Lives of Children is dedicated to aiding in the severe humanitarian crisis. By assisting in humanitarian aid, including food, water, medical supplies, menstrual and maternal health products, and shelter. Your donation will help provide critical support to children, prevent and respond to sexual violence, abuse, and exploitation, focusing on prevention, risk mitigation, response services, and access to justice.
