EFO PA NOU INC.

EFO PA NOU INC. EFO PA NOU is a human development organization Christian faith based. EFO PA NOU INC. was established in March 15, 1999 in Connecticut, USA.

Organized exclusively for charitable purposes: to empower and accompany the local communities through the sustainable ways of living: school, trade, health clinic, sanitation farming. This organization is organized exclusively for charitable purposes within the meaning of section 501(c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. is a dynamic organization which has experienced considerable changes in size, structure and direction as it has responded affirmatively to challenges both locally and abroad in Haiti within the past years. does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, age, physical handicap and national and ethnic origin. To achieve the goals of the organization, we envision empowering Haitians and Haitian-American through academic education and enabling them to better contribute to the growth of their particular communities and Haiti as a whole.

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Bridgeport, CT
06604

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Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm
Saturday 11am - 3pm

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Our Story

The Families: Agnant, Balthazar and d’Haiti in July 1998 met the host Brice family in Stamford, Connecticut coming from West Palm Beach, Florida, and especially to listen to Mr. Verna Brice lecture of his life experience and the actual situation of Haiti. On what he was engaged on or has been doing once in the country. They realized his heart goes to the needy children whom he considers to be the future of the country. As they are listening to him they become familiar and willing to be like him a change carrier. Concerned about this, they ask Mr. Verna Brice as soon as it is possible to come up with a viable proposition so they can engage themselves to help.

On Sunday, March 14, 1999, once again, the families are met and that: "Based on 1996 statistics from Haiti, where 65% of the active population is unemployed with no hope for employment. 80% of the population is illiterate. Most adults cannot support their families. "For these reasons, and the United Nations Indices of Human Development (poverty line), they are committed to support the effort. And, the next day, March 15, 1999, we created EFO PA NOU an outreach organization for community development based in the United States for the sole purpose of helping needy children of Haiti to enable them to acquire a formal education. So, they may be in a better position than their parents once they become adults. Not only they will be educated, but they will also be employable.