Eligibility is based on the group being an established non-profit organization with the following criteria:

1. Be incorporated

2. Have a working board

3. Maintain governance and standards that regulate good business practices;

4. Collaborate and combine efforts to improve the quality of lifes

If your organization does not meet these requirements, CHE  will work with you or refer you to other organizations to help you develop and sustain your capacity.

C.H.E ORGANIZATINAL MEMBERS

“18 MAI” COMMITTEE

Ruddel Deceus, President
328 Flatbush Avenue PMB130
Brooklyn, NY 11238
Brooklyn, NY11238
718 270-6935
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May 18 focuses on Haitian youth identity and their integration within the US multicultural society. The organization provides tutoring services and after schools services.

http://18maicommittee.com/

ABAPEC

Roland Delmas, President
P.O. Box 30197
Brooklyn, NY 11203-0197
Telephone 718-451-2576
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ABAPEC is a mutual-aid, inter-confessional, and non-political organization established to serve as the embodiment of the Association of the same name: an acronym for “Amis du Bas-Peu-de–Chose.”

http://www.abapec.org/

YOUNG CULINARY MASTERS

Nadege Fleurimond, Executive Director
1396 Flatbush Ave.,
Brooklyn, NY 11210
Tel: 646-489-4120
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Young Culinary Masters (YCM) is a youth based organization focused on educating youth about nutrition, health and the culinary arts. It seeks to reach and engage young people in various activities, such as obesity cessation seminars, walkathons, in addition to the creation of delicious and healthy meals. http://www.youngculinarymasters.org/events.html

DIASPORA COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC

Carine Jocelyn, Executive Director
182 Fourth Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11217
718-399-0200 ext 225
Fax: 718-399-0360
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Diaspora community Inc focuses on improving the well being of the Haitian-American Community. It seeks to assist and empower consumers in the areas of health education, awareness, and prevention. Diaspora is dedicated to providing special services including case management, housing assistance, & permanency planning services. 

DWA FANM
Berlotte Israel, Women's Rights Advocate
PO Box 23505
Brooklyn, NY 11202
Phone: 718-230-4027
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website: www.dwafanm.org

Dwa Fanm is a Haitian women’s rights organization committed to empowering all women and girls with the freedom to define and control their own lives. Dwa Fanm works to end discrimination, violence, and other forms of injustice through educational and awareness-raising campaigns, advocacy, leadership development, and community organizing activities.

FHARE

Carolle Tertulien, Coordinator
1701 Albany Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11210
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FHARE, Federation Regionales Haitiennes a L’Etranger is known as a hometown association that connects Diaspora residents with towns and villages in Haiti while providing humanitarian and economic assistance to the homeland. The organization encourages Haitian immigrants to participate in civic as well as neighborhood activities in communities where they reside.

http://www.fahre.org/

FONKOZE

Katleen Félix, M.Sc.

Project Manager

Office: 347-838-4156

Cell USA: 917-375-6902

Cell Haiti: 011-509-3-477-2107

Fonkoze is Haiti’s Alternative Bank for the Organized Poor. We are the largest micro-finance institution offering a full range of financial services to the rural-based poor in Haiti. Fonkoze is committed to the economic and social improvement of the people and communities of Haiti and to the reduction of poverty in the country

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www.fonkoze.org

GASKOV CLERGÉ FOUNDATION

Herzen Clergé, Public Relations
PO Box 4068
Garden City, NY 11531-4068 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it    www.gaskov.org

The Gaskov Clergé Foundation is a nonprofit and philanthropic organization established to promote health, sports, education and sciences in both the United States and Haiti. The Gaskov Clergé Foundation supports preventive healthcare in Haiti and encourages the philanthropic participation of physicians, nurses, other allied health professionals and the corporate community. It fosters the mental and physical development of young Haitian athletes and provides support and assistance in the implementation of the infrastructure necessary to prepare the athletes for competitions.

HAITIAN-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR POLITICAL ACTION (HAAPA)

Jackson Rockingster, Chairman
1452 Flatbush Avenue, 3rd Fl.
Brooklyn, NY 11210
TEL: (718) 576-1966 ; FAX: (718) 469-1214
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HAAPA is a non-partisan political organization dedicated to improving lives by encouraging U.S. citizenship/entrepreneurship, education and, more importantly, political participation. HAAPA serves as a political voice which addresses issues that are important to Haitian-Americans in the United States. It offers a variety of services that lead to civic education and political and economic empowerment of people of Haitian ancestry.

HAITAN-AMERICAN LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Emmanuel Coffy, Chairman
P.O. Box 64506,
Washington, DC 20029-64506 –
Tel: (973) 449-3437
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Haitian-American Leadership Council (HALEC) is a 501 c4 organization, which focuses on civic education, civic involvement, voters’ education and registration. Its goals are to help improve social conditions, expand and defend the legal rights of Haitian immigrants by encouraging civic participation in the American democracy.  Utilizing its membership as a mean of leveraging its services. HALEC seeks to develop a wide Haitian electorate not only in New York, but also in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, Maryland and Florida.

HAITIAN CENTER FOR THE ART AND CULTURE:

The Haitian Center for Arts and Culture offers a variety of educational and cultural programs ranging from lectures, workshops and classes, to art exhibitions, dance and musical performances, and cultural exchanges—all of which enable members of the Haitian community and the general public alike to gain a deeper knowledge of historical as well as contemporary Haitian and Haitian American culture

Florence Hector, Founding Member
Flushing, New York
Tel: 718 445 0280
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KOMBIT VERITE

Jean Claude Castor, President
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Tel.: (718)740-0464

Konbit Verite: focuses on immigrants and youth empowerment through educational activities, civic and ecological responsibilities and social integration into the American society. The organization serves as a bridge of development between communities and organizations based locally and in Haiti.