Welcome to FondasyonKaSoley

Emergency

After the January 2010 Earthquake in Haiti, Needs had changed but never stop growing.

The Project ACTNOW is a project to support Children from parent's victims of gang violence.

Haiti is witnessing a continuous escalation in conflict dynamics, resulting in a rapidly deteriorating security situation. The
first few months of 2024 have been marked by a significant decline in security conditions, sparked by a surge in
countrywide protests and demonstrations. The compounded crises have impacts on distinct groups and regions: urban
populations entrapped by armed violence; families displaced by violence; food-insecure and marginalized communities
outside the capital; and repatriated migrants. An estimated 5.5 million Haitians, nearly half of the population, including
3 million children, will require humanitarian assistance and protection in 2024

Adoption and Support

You can support a child from our list of most vulnerable families by providing them with basic needs. Foods, water and health coverage are the most compromised needs right now that every kid in Haiti is facing.

MoMore than 115,600 children in Haiti are expected to suffer severe wasting from malnutrition this year, the United Nations children's agency UNICEF said on Thursday, as an escalation of armed violence worsens food insecurity and a cholera outbreak.That number is more than 30% higher than the 87,500 children UNICEF registered as suffering from the condition last year. It warned of a severe funding gap that "could put the lives of more than 100,000 children at risk of immediate death."Heavily armed gangs have taken control of large swathes of the Caribbean island nation, with much of the violence centered in the capital Port-au-Prince, where the U.N. estimates more than 600 people were killed in April alone.re info

WomenRise Project

Haitian women and children are not just being caught up in the country’s spiralling gang wars – they are increasingly being targeted for rapes, torture, kidnappings, and killings by the 200 armed groups that now control 60% of the capital. On top of the daily struggle to survive, many are being left with trauma or injuries from attacks. Some, like Madeline, have also been left to fend for their families on their own.

Their plight has been compounded by a lack of safe shelters or refuge. More than 96,000 people have been displaced by the gang violence, but neither the Haitian government nor the international community have mandated formal displacement sites – centres set up during previous bouts of instability or disasters.

Dozens of women and girls have been raped at some of the 33 makeshift displacement camps, according to the Haiti-based Bureau des Avocats Internationaux (BAI), a legal group trying to assist some of the women who have been attacked.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I get involved or support FondasyonKaSoley?

You can get involved by supporting a family via our fundraising or by contacting out partners.

“FondasyonKaSoley has been a beacon of hope for our family. The support and care they've provided for our child with special needs have been transformative, not just for him, but for our entire family.”

Marie Joseph

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Location

FondasyonKaSoley
Port au prince

About us

FondasyonKaSoley is a beacon of hope and support for children with special needs and their families in Port-au-Prince. Founded on the belief that every child deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential, we offer specialized education, therapy services, and family support. Our dedicated team works tirelessly to create a nurturing environment where children can thrive and families can find a supportive community. Join us in our mission to empower and enlighten the futures of these incredible children.

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