With the participation of each of us with the low average, we train farmers and breeders to better understand the Technics and also a hot meal for participants.
We will continue to work every day with these vulnerable people to improve their situations we all can help to continue the work.

Field trip today, international visitors with us to make the distribution of goats and also see the good work we are about to perform the field

Dear Friends and Supporters of REPADS/CPSDA,

The staff of REPADS/CPSDA takes the opportunity to the New Year’s Eve of 2014 to thank you for your important support in 2013 and to wish all of you and your family a very good and Happy New Year 2014.

May God fully bless you and lead your steps on the way of great achievements and opportunities for REPADS/CPSDA advancement and Progress. .

Let’s promote Peace, Love, Solidarity and Spirit of Sharing in order to bring Hope and Support to the vulnerable children and targeted groups REPADS/CPSDA is working with.

Let’s have a Special Thought to them. May God keep fully blessing REPADS/CPSDA

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2014!!!

Ronald Labady,

Founder and Director

 

   

           At the end of November REPADS/CPSDA welcomed a new international visitor, Br. Joseph-René D’Amour FSD. He came to see personally the latest achievements of REPADS/CPSDA in the field at Fond de Boudin, Leogane. During his visit there were many activities involving the children like singing, a poem reading and playing some games in order to welcome our Ambassador of REPADS/CPSDA from Canada. 

We took advantage of this visit to hand out some snacks and beverages and also organized another distribution of school materials (notebooks and pencils) to the children. Our international visitor (our Ambassador Br. Joseph-René) distributed many of these items personally. He took part in the games we played with the children and took many photos with them. The children were very happy to have a day of fun with Br. Joseph- René and to participate in all days activities.

   

After distributing the seeds in August 2013 to 50 planters, REPADS volunteer technical team organized field visits with planters and beneficiaries of seed to see the progress after seeds have been sewed and raised from the soil. We accompanied the planters on the field to define with them the kind of support we have to bring with in order to help them set up  good practices in agricultural techniques. More than 75% of the bean gardens set up in August are in a good situation and will be ready to be harvested at the end of November.  They will be able to sell beans on the local markets and improve their nutrition by eating more proteins in the bean harvested.

    We organized technical training with the beneficiaries to help better apply good practices in bean plantation. More than 50 took part to this interesting training and they raised some interesting questions regarding the way to fight against disease and insects in the plantation. They are well motivated to take part to this training and they thank REPADS/CPSDA volunteers for this initiative of training.