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Now Available: Lists of Haiti Partnerships and Haitian Schools Seeking Partnerships

As of February 2011, over 50 Episcopal schools and parishes in the United States have estabished partnerships with an Episcopal school in Haiti through the Partnership Program of the Episcopal Diocese of Haiti. There are still many Haitian Episcopal schools that are in need of U.S. partners; and the Partnership Program is actively seeking new partners for them. NAES urges its schools to enter into such a partnership either alone in in concert with other Episcopal schools and institutions.

To request a partnership, please contact the Reverend P. Roger Bowen, U.S. liaison to the Partnership Program, at proger.bowen@gmail.com.

Click on the link below for lists of established partnerships and Haitian schools still seeking partners.

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