Investing in individuals
“A quality education is the most relevant pillar to reduce poverty and inequity in developing countries.”
“The Vine” (Ecole Privee Le Cep)
A Christian Private School in Petit Goave, Haiti
The Vine School, located in Petit-Goave Haiti and led by Director Kendson’n Danjou, is focused on the spiritual, social, and academic development of its students. By focusing on key elements of growth we hope to raise up a generation of Christian leaders—the best and brightest students who will uplift and change Haiti in the name of Jesus Christ.
Currently, The Vine provides for student’s Pre-K through 6th grade. Our vision is to add a grade to The Vine’s program each year so students can continue to progress in their education through graduation.
EDUCATION PROJECTS
The Vine Nutrition Program
Total Project Expenses: $6,000
Meal plans for 360 students for 180 days
Meeting critical needs for approximately $1.26 per student per day
Raised: $566 Goal: $6,000
The Vine – Ecole Privee Le Cep
Petit Goave, Haiti
Mission & History
The presence of a quality school is a necessity in Petit-Goâve because the country needs schools where holistic education is given. The reference school will be a center where spiritual, social and academic aspects of life are a priority. Our ultimate objective is to create learning and social conditions where Haitians are conscious of the necessity to improve their living conditions by positively impacting their community.
Founder
Kendson’n Danjou was born in Eau Soline, Petit-Goâve, Haiti, in 1984. He completed his primary education in a Methodist-funded school which was constructed and supported by the men and women of Palmerdale Methodist Church. He studied Applied Linguistics in Port-au-Prince (the capital of Haiti), as an undergraduate, teaching English, French, and Haitian Creole as he completed his degree. In the years since, Kendson’n has served as a linguist for the US Embassy, finished a Master’s Degree in French, served in multiple administrative and educational roles, and founded The Vine in 2017.