Protecting Displaced Children: How Beyond Borders Is Responding in Haiti
August 5, 2026
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“According to the data available by The International Organization for Migration (IOM), more than 2 million people have been displaced. And among them, there are approximately 751,000 children who have been displaced from gang occupied territory.” Watch Guyto’s full update here Beyond Borders Program Coordinator Guyto Desrosiers shares how the security situation is causing massive internal displacement across the country, increasing children’s vulnerability, and forcing receiving families to adapt under immense pressure. Beyond Borders, as an organization that believes in community-based work, focuses on efforts that reach the smallest elements of society. This means going to the roots—inside the communities—to work alongside the people and build awareness around child abuse and exploitation. We mobilize activists into Child Protection Brigades directly embedded within the communities. Instead of relying on top-down decisions, these brigades act on the ground at the grassroots level to monitor the movement of children in the community, identify unaccompanied minors, and implement necessary follow-up systems. Most importantly, this effort draws its strength from survivors of the restavèk system, who bring their lived experiences […] Read Article

Communities of Hope: Sister Limétèze Pierre-Gilles Addresses the UN Parallel Event on Sustainable Development Goals in Haiti
July 22, 2026
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At a recent gathering called Communities of Hope: Advancing Human Dignity and Development for Sustainable Futures at the United Nations Plaza, Sister Limétèze Pierre-Gilles, Assistant […]

Haiti Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Update – June 2026
June 26, 2026
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Advocacy
Haiti TPS Update In November 2025, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that it would end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti, effective February […]
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Family Sponsor
Development programs often help a community advance, but leave behind the very poorest. These are precisely the people that Beyond Borders wants to reach. To do so, we are inviting families, churches, and schools to invest in an approach proven to help the very…
Power To Girls
Power to Girls is a new step-by-step guide developed by Beyond Borders that helps girls and their communities prevent violence and provide better environments so that girls can thrive. Click anywhere on this Power To Girls overview for a downloadable PDF copy.
Hurricane Matthew
Thank you to everyone who so generously gave in response to Beyond Borders’ Hurricane Matthew efforts. We are grateful for all that you are making possible through your generosity, your care, and your concern for families who lost so much when Hurricane Matthew…
Hurricane Matthew
Thank you to everyone who so generously gave in response to Beyond Borders’ Hurricane Matthew efforts. We are grateful for all that you are making possible through your generosity, your care, and your concern for families who lost so much when Hurricane Matthew…
International Day of the Girl Child 2017
We believe in the power of girls to change Haiti and our world. Today on International Day of the Girl Child, read about one of the ways we’re empowering girls in Haiti through the creation of Girls’ Clubs.
Meet the Caseworkers
Meet one of the dedicated caseworkers who are accompanying families in Beyond Borders’ Hurricane Matthew Response Program. Yvrose St. Luc (photo) is one of six full-time caseworkers with the Asosyasyon Animatè ak Peyizan Lagonave (AAPLAG), one of Beyond Borders’…
“We must break this system of exploitation.”
Smith Maxime (left) directs the United to End Child Slavery partnership between Beyond Borders and Free the Slaves, and he is a key player in the Schools Not Slavery initiative. Smith is a lawyer with a Master’s Degree in Project Management and he is the father of…
By The Numbers: What Your Support for Schools Not Slavery Does in Haiti
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Emeline’s Journey: Alone. Beaten. Starved. But Not Forgotten.
She was forced to get up at 2 a.m. to clean, cook, and wash the family’s clothes. They routinely beat her, threw water on her when they weren’t satisfied with her work, denied her food, and locked her up in their house when they went out. She was not allowed to go to…
Join the Beyond Borders Team!
We are looking for a talented and enthusiastic individual to join our team as Creative Director. Our Creative Director must be spirited and passionate about our mission to improve the lives of ultra-vulnerable families in Haiti and possess the innovative thinking…
We’re Watching the Development of Hurricane Irma
Hurricane Irma continues to move towards Haiti as a Category 5 storm. Puerto Rico is already feeling the effects, with 15 -20 foot storm surges expected in some coastal communities. It is being described as the strongest Atlantic hurricane in history, with winds…
The Graduation Model: A Sustainable Way Out of Extreme Poverty
In 2016, Beyond Borders brought the Graduation Model to rural Lagonav Island, as a way to equip ultra-poor families with the skills they need to lift themselves out of extreme poverty and stay out. Today, 230 families in nine communities on Lagonav have graduated from…
