January
Birthdays
Francise
Birthday: January 28
Sly and creative, Françise loves to sing, make bracelets, and braiding hair. She also likes practicing her writing—and you’ll often find her playing with puzzles and card games in the gazebo.
Gabryanna
Nickname: Gaby
Birthday: January 12
Gentle-hearted, Gaby wants to become a chef when she grows up. She came to the Mission in the summer of 2013, and loves to read. She is energetic, but often just enjoys being around others.
Lorvens
Birthday: January 12
Lorvens is a young leader, and like Spider-Man, about whom he loves to read, he’s beginning to learn that with great power comes great responsibility. As the nannies used to say, if trouble was stirring, you’d usually be able to find the bold and venturesome Lorvens in the mix. But he’s quickly growing and maturing, and even hopes to become pediatrician so he can take special care of the babies at the malnutrition clinic where many of the students volunteer.
Chivensky
Nicknames: Kiki and Dr. Chivensky
Birthday: January 6
A budding scholar, Kiki is ambitious, eager to learn, and a leader around the Mission. Besides aspiring to be a doctor, musician, and singer, Kiki enjoys playing soccer and would like to be the next Cristiano Ronaldo.
Moise
Nickname: Moses
Birthday: January 1
Moïse is a shy, tall jokester. But even as a young man, he is already driven to change Haiti for the better. With the power to improve the country, his agenda would include to help create jobs, build schools to educate the public, promote agricultural and ecological awareness, eliminate crime, and clean up Haiti’s streets. With his remarkable ambition and love of math, we hope this future accountant will be able to crunch the numbers and bring his dream of helping Haiti a reality. He’s a huge soccer fan and is responsible for starting the first Have Faith Haiti Soccer Tournament in 2013, which is now an annual event. He’s currently working in Haiti.
About the Mission
The Have Faith Haiti Mission is a special place of love and caring, dedicated to the safety, education, health and spiritual development of Haiti’s impoverished children and orphans. You can learn more here.