The document outlines the plans and goals of "A Child's Hope", a proposed orphanage and educational facility in Haiti. It discusses forming an NGO and obtaining approvals to purchase over 200 acres for the multi-phase development, which will initially house 320 children and expand over time. The mission is to provide abandoned Haitian children a safe home, education, and life skills to rebuild their future. Core values include strong family and Haitian cultural integration, as well as providing long-term opportunities through agriculture, trades and bi-lingual schooling. Feedback is requested to help realize the vision of improving conditions for Haiti's most vulnerable children.

2. Meeting Agenda and Goals
• Who we are
• Why are we here
• Plan of development
– Approvals, Site Selection and Design
– Building plans—multi-phase development
– Startup—late 2012
– Full Development
• Goals and Objectives

3. Introductions—the “Founders”
• Project Leader—Raleigh Jenkins
– Family owned, Houston based Home and Commercial Service
• Initial Steering Committee/Board of Directors
• David Alston
• David Ambrose
• Mark Day
• Kim Jenkins
• Dylan Jenkins
• Rob Lederer
• Ashley Lederer
• Steve Mikel
• Boucard Pest Services—Haitian Partner
– Family owned, local services company
– Terry Boucard and Family

4. National Pest Management Association
February, 2010
5 visits
Hospitals and Orphanages

5. Original Mission & Goal
• Hospitals • Orphanages
* Pest Control * Grounds Maintenance *
* Garbage Pick Up * Structure Modifications *

6. 5 VISITS March 2010 - July 2011
45 VOLUNTEERS

7. Mission Changed Based Upon Needs Re-evaluation
THE LOST CHILDREN OF HAITI

8. Orphanage
School
Academy
Community

9. Mission Statement
“A Child’s Hope” is conceived to provide a safe, loving
and supportive Christian home for abandoned children
of Haiti
Our mission is to provide lost or abandoned children a
home, an education and life skills that will allow them
to rebuild and lead the Haiti of tomorrow

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11. Core Values
• As founders of “A Child’s Hope,” we want to join
with Haitian partners who share a common
Christian vision to aid Haiti in its rebuilding efforts
• Our chosen path is to work with Haiti’s
orphaned, abandoned and lost children—an
underserved and decidedly underprivileged group
Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is: to
look after orphans and widows in their distress… - James 1:27

12. Core Values
• We believe in strong family values that have the
children’s best physical, emotional, educational and
spiritual interest at heart
“train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old
he will not turn from it.” – Proverbs 22:6
• Our goal is to involve Haitians to the utmost in this
program and to embrace the Haitian culture
• We are committed to see the “A Child’s Hope”
community flourish and thrive for its members as
they grow and progress through the program
• “A Child’s Hope” will be a home for its members to
look to as family

13. Core Values
• “A Child’s Hope” will provide a bi-lingual
curriculum
– Creole will be the primary language with
English & French as secondary languages
– Speaking the different languages will
enhance the students’ potential as they
become employed and serve their country
• The Haitian culture is to be respected and will
form the foundation for the social and
educational programs at “A Child’s Hope”

14. Core Values
• The Founders will provide opportunities for others to
serve
• The Founders have no economic or monetary
incentive from these efforts
“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the
lord, not men, since you know that you will receive an inheritance
from the lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ you are serving.”
Colossians 3:23-24

15. Plan of Development
• Obtain NGO status
– Other licenses, permits and approvals
• Site selection and acquisition
• Finalize architectural design
• Construction planning and contractor
selection
• Breaking ground by mid-Summer
• Initial class of students in 2012

16. Multi-phase Development Overview
• Initial Phase—Purchase 200+ acres
• Holistic Site Design
– Natural building materials
– Passive ventilation, water collection and reclamation
– Add farming, students and staff
– Expansion of silos, construction of guest quarters,
additional classrooms, new students and staff
– Expansion continues until full development complete
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18. Final Objectives—full enrollment
*320 Children
400
*34 Trained Counselors
*4 Counselors in Training 300
Phase 1
*14 Staff 200
Phase 2
*Living quarters
100 Phase 3
*Crop Production
Phase 4
*Live Stock 0
Phase 5
Phase 6
Phase 7
Phase 8
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20. Worship and Dining Hall
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24. Farming
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25. Campus School Buildings
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26. Family Facility
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27. Campus with Classrooms in
Foreground
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28. Athletic Facilities
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29. Guest House
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30. Conclusion and Feedback
• The Founders have a vision to improve the
plight of the lost children of Haiti
• Your inclusion in this vision is very much
needed
• Together we can improve the lives of lost
children and prepare them to lead a new Haiti
• Your feedback is essential—we cannot do this
alone

31. Clergy Psychologist
Education Medical
Cultural Nutritionist
Human Resource Athletics
Business/Legal Engineer
Agriculture Architect
Farm & Ranch

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