Haiti Quake Survivors Make, Sell Jewelry Line
Port-Au-Prince, Haiti – A year-and-a-half after Haiti’s massive earthquake, nearly 600,000 people are still living in tents.
The country’s unemployment rate stands at a whopping 40 percent. However, CBN News found on a recent visit to Haiti, a unique undertaking that’s providing jobs and hope to some of the people.
The Kado Boutique
The word “kado” is Creole for gift shop, and some think that is the perfect name for a Operation Blessing International project in Haiti.
Port-Au-Prince, Haiti – A year-and-a-half after Haiti’s massive earthquake, nearly 600,000 people are still living in tents.
The country’s unemployment rate stands at a whopping 40 percent. However, CBN News found on a recent visit to Haiti, a unique undertaking that’s providing jobs and hope to some of the people.
The Kado Boutique
The word “kado” is Creole for gift shop, and some think that is the perfect name for a Operation Blessing International project in Haiti.