Our Mission
Empowering young people in Haiti to thrive and achieve their potential.
Thrive
We believe that EVERYONE deserves the chance to THRIVE, but in order to thrive, we all need a little help.
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Together
“ANSANM” means “TOGETHER” in Kreyol, and this word is significant to us because we also believe we only thrive when we work together.
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Thrive
We believe that EVERYONE deserves the chance to THRIVE, but in order to thrive, we all need a little help.
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Together
“ANSANM” means “together” in Kreyol, and this word is significant to us because we also believe we only thrive when we work together.
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How It Works
Programs run by local staff and mentors on the ground in Haiti who personally connect with each student.
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Stories & Updates
Read stories and stay up-to-date about what’s happening with students and the programs on the ground.
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Get Involved
You can invest in the lives of Haitian students by donating, supporting a specific student, or starting a fundraising campaign.
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A Movement of Young People
Thrive Ansanm was formed out of a friendship between a grassroots movement of young Haitians and international volunteers during the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake.
Our 3 Focuses
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Education
Education is an essential step toward overcoming the cycle of poverty. Our students receive assistance with tuition, books, food, and transportation, so they are equipped to succeed.
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Mentoring
The support of a caring mentor can make all the difference. Our mentors truly care about the students, and they provide much-needed guidance and support.
Resources
Resources are the tools that are needed to succeed. At our resource center, students can study, connect with their mentors, and access computers and internet.
Who We Are
Our Students
Our students are the heart of Thrive Ansanm. They are the future of Haiti.
Meet the Students
Our Team
Our local staff and mentors work together to help young people in Haiti to thrive.
Meet Our Team
“It’s the young people who have strength and the country has strength, has strength in community. I think we have hope; we have hope in Haiti. We just need to put our heads together.”
Elie, Student