Project: Help clothe, nourish and educate street children in Haiti

The street kids of Port-au-Prince are at the bottom of the heap in the poorest country in the Americas.
But there is a beacon of hope in this sea of despair.
A group of former street kids, now students in high school and university, have started an orphanage. They are giving Haiti's street kids a place to sleep, food to eat, and a chance to study.
The orphanage was once the biggest in the city, but several years ago it was closed and the building was later looted. Recently, a group of former orphans who had grown up there re-opened the shelter to street kids. Every day, they and other volunteers give classes to a growing number of street children, most of whom sleep on the floor of the facility at night.