Children at IDADEE

Here are some of the children at IDADEE playing with bubbles. They are adorable! But, eight 2-year-olds are quite a load of work for the newly married couple who serves there. This couple grew up at EBAC and now have a desire to serve other orphans. They pray that the Lord will give them energy, patience, and strength.

IDADEE: The New Orphanage

 

Here's a quick pan of the new orphanage. It is beautiful - even by American standards! The second floor is not yet built, but it already houses eight 2-year-olds.

Riding a Tap-Tap

 

One of the most common forms of transportation in Haiit: the tap-tap. Most tap-taps are pick-up trucks with railings on the back. This one is a bit more comfortable (it actually has cushions). Don't worry... we're all wearing our seat belts (ha!). We're driving from EBAC (the original orphanage) to IDADEE (the new orphanage).

More Kids at the Orphanage

Here's another group of kids (McKenzie made his way into this video as well). Some of these kids don't attend EBAC school, but they are at the orphanage every day. The names are tough to hear and even tougher to pronounce... with some kids, your guess is as good as ours. But, we do our best.

An Inside Look

Here's a look inside the EBAC school at the orphanage. Each student has an "office" (a partitioned desk) where they complete their work. There's also a large music room with benches and a piano. Right now, school is out for the summer.

Foreman Dave Working Hard

Dave takes his work very seriously, eh?

Tearing Down the Playground

This is part of our team working with EBAC kids and leaders. The playground is coming down.