Testimony Anne Cristie
Port-au-Prince Arrondissement · 2026-07-07
Anne Cristie shares how being in the Haiti Teen Challenge Women's Program, her life has been transformed by the power of Jesus Christ in her life.
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Port-au-Prince Arrondissement · 2026-07-07
Anne Cristie shares how being in the Haiti Teen Challenge Women's Program, her life has been transformed by the power of Jesus Christ in her life.
Many young men and women in Haiti face overlapping risks from addiction, trauma, and persistent barriers to education and stable employment. In Port-au-Prince, insecurity and limited access to safe, structured recovery environments can make it harder to break cycles of dependency. Without sustained mentoring and practical life skills, graduates often struggle to rebuild stable routines and income. These challenges also ripple outward into families and local communities, reinforcing generational poverty and instability.
Participants break dependency cycles through faith-based study, structured routines, and supportive mentoring while addressing past trauma.
Women build practical competencies (e.g., trades and leadership development) alongside one-on-one mentoring tied to daily decisions.
Graduates apply restored values in families and communities, using testimonies and service to replace disorder with stability.
Ongoing staff and alumni resources support transitions into schooling, internships, and work—reducing relapse risk and strengthening stability.