Fundación AYMY

The association aims to shelter abandoned Haitian children, providing them with refuge, education, food, health, and well-being. It also seeks family reintegration when possible and promotes civic values in accordance with the Declaration of the Rights of the Child. Additionally, it encourages the social integration of children and the participation of local communities in development, cooperation, and self-sufficiency projects.

At Fundación AYMY, we are not just rescuing children,we are rebuilding futures. We provide a safe home, education, and healthcare to Haiti’s most vulnerable children, many of whom have suffered slavery, abuse, and extreme poverty. But our impact reaches beyond our walls. We bring light to the darkness, our solar project allows not only our children but also those from the community to study at night. We teach families to chlorinate water, fighting deadly diseases. Our Nest Homes prevent tragic accidents, ensuring young children are safe while mothers work, siblings attend school, and entire families break free from poverty. In a place where mothers often have no fuel to cook and must feed their children raw corn, leading to choking and malnutrition, our bakery provides life-saving, ready-to-eat bread. By investing in education, empowerment, and sustainability, AYMY is transforming lives. Be part of this change,your support brings hope, safety, and opportunity. Donate today.

- 108.000 meals delivered in 2024 at the shelter - 33.600 meals delivered in 2024 at the school - 40 scholarships for children in external public schools - 600 beneficiaries from our nutritional program - 980 beneficiaries from our healthcare trainings

- 70 orphaned or abandoned children in Anse-à-Pitres, Haiti. - 120 children from low-income families who cannot afford school fees in Anse-à-Pitres. - 30 local workers earn a salary through their employment at Fundación AYMY 50 families of children enrolled in our free school in Anse-à-Pitres. - 150 children from rural areas in Anse-à-Pitres who are unable to attend our free school because they must help support their families. - 500 beneficiaries from the local community of Anse-à-Pitres benefits from our medical assistance and healthcare training 800 individuals use our tap for filtered water, we are in the process of building a well so we can provide drinking water. - 17 children are cared for by caregivers, allowing their mothers to continue working while their children are looked after