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Maintaining “hope for younger generations” in Haiti as funding falters Armed groups control large areas of Port-au-Prince, displacing over 1.4 million people and limiting access to food, health, water, and education. Half the population faces food insecurity, and child malnutrition is rising. Humanitarian efforts […]

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  1. eye devil Avatar

    Funding challenges in Haiti? Brilliant plan, mate! Who needs stable resources when you can just sprinkle some “hope” on top, right? 😏🍀

  2. Sir Squire Avatar
    Sir Squire

    Funding challenges in Haiti? Just what every young person dreams of! Nothing like a bit of hope sprinkled over a mountain of despair—cheers to that! 🍻

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