Haiti Fund, Inc. is dedicated to the work in the country of Haiti known as the Comprehensive Development Project (CODEP). CODEP is the primary work and ministry of Haiti Fund, Inc. We are seeking to serve Jesus Christ under a covenant between the Episcopal Church of Haiti and the Presbyterian Church (USA).

CODEP has several efforts which include watershed rehabilitation, economic development, education programs, and health initiatives all of which are ecumenical in nature and available to residents. In addition, we have a support facility at L’Acul that serves not only as the headquarters for the work of CODEP, but also as the residence for missionaries and as a guest house for visiting groups. If you would like to learn more about CODEP and Haiti Fund, Inc., the programs we are pursuing and how you can help, please tour our web site using the navigation buttons at the left and choose to learn about what CODEP is as well as read our latest news.

NEWSLETTERS: Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec ARTICLES: Meet the Animators (series): Edvy, Venus, Rene CODEP Gutters and Cisterns   Flag Day 18th of May   Helping Mothers and Children with Nutrition  May 1st—the Day to Celebrate Planting Trees!   Essay on Haiti by Michelle Wahila   Land Management and Reforestation   Gardens, Fruits, and Trees Dan Wilkers is Board Chairman; Chris Weinheimer is Treasurer Wake Forest Presbyterian Church mission trip Nov 2007 Treadle Pump Design for Garden Water

Local women replenishing the algae-producing compost for a fish pond.

Hope for Haiti, 10 minute video slide show:

Our Vision is of a land of plenty in the mountains of Haiti where the people live in peace and have embraced a plan to restore God’s creation. In this place the residents enjoy good health, quality education and economic stability so that they can live together as a thriving community of God’s children.

Our Mission is to cooperate with and assist the people of rural Haiti by initiating, funding, administering, and sustaining development programs aimed at increasing self-sufficiency.

Building a compost 'chute' for production of algae food for a fish pond.