Partners in Literacy Haiti

Partners in Literacy Haiti is a non-profit organization in Greenville, SC. The organization focuses on enhancing literacy among Haitian children by providing access to books and educational resources, with a special emphasis on Kreyòl materials. They work closely with libraries and educational institutions in both the United States and Haiti to improve reading proficiency and learning success for children from birth to eight years old. Their efforts include developing libraries for Haitian children, managing projects such as the Duplan Children’s Library Project, and distributing over 3000 books.

Partners in Literacy Haiti collaborates with various organizations sharing their vision of literacy equality. They have a dedicated team including Dr. Clara M. Chu, who advises on strategic planning and international library communication, and Michaëlle Saint-Natus, an experienced Haitian educator. The organization was officially designated as a federal 501(c)(3) nonprofit in September 2021, which has helped them attract more resources and talent for their projects.

Partners in Literacy Haiti maintains a well-optimized website that search engines read cleanly, ensuring their information is easily accessible online. Their business details are thoroughly documented, making it simple for supporters to find and engage with them.

Through their commitment to literacy and education, Partners in Literacy Haiti plays an essential role in transforming the lives of Haitian children in Greenville and beyond by providing vital resources that support early reading skills and educational success.

Services:

• Duplan Children's Library Project
• Growing Young Readers Program
• Haiti Libraries Alliance
• Libraries for Haitian Children
• PILH Kreyòl Materials