Third-year computer science student Indieu Jules says he was very nervous the first time he stood in front of a group of high school students on a HELP recruiting visit. But after watching a more experienced HELP student make her presentation, he quickly shed his shyness and went on to share his own story. Today, as a senior member of the HELP recruitment team, Indieu is now showing other recruiters how it is done.

The "Faces of Haiti" photography exhibition and arts & crafts sale has completed its run in Denver and is moving to Fort Collins, CO. Please tell friends, family & colleagues in the area about this wonderful exhibition, especially if they couldn’t make it down to Denver!

On March 6, 2011, HELP student James Paul & Virginia Tech Professor Brian Cloyd inaugurated the Ti-Peligre footbridge, the first of its kind in Haiti.

For anyone in the Colorado area, or those with friends, family, or colleagues nearby, HELP invites you to come out and support this great multimedia event organized by our good friend, Melissa Basta!

"Faces of Haiti: Through Art and Photography" is designed to raise awareness and funds for organizations working to rebuild from the January 2010 earthquake. A portion of the proceeds from the 5-week exhibition at EventGallery 910Arts will benefit HELP, among other Haiti-related organizations.

For the first time, HELP welcomes two volunteers to Haiti to teach English, thanks to a grant from the U.S. Embassy in Haiti’s Office of Public Diplomacy.

We're pleased to introduce the freshman class of 2010 - the largest in HELP's history!

HELP Student Stanley Clermont visited the Haitian Timoun Foundation (HTF), his sponsor and HELP’s largest private scholarship donor to speak about the work he is doing with their support...

In November 2010, the Voila Foundation held a press conference to highlight the latest chapter in their longstanding partnership with HELP. Robin Padberg, the CEO of Voila, presented HELP's Country Director, Garry Delice, with a check for $100,000, to sponsor 20 HELP students for the 2010-2011 school year.

HELP welcomed its largest freshman class to date, including Ginel Dorleon (above), a computer science student from the town of Gros Morne...

HELP caught up with alum Florenal Joseph, who's completing his Master's degree at Brooklyn College and participated in the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) Bioenergy Review in July 2010...

The MasterCard Foundation is strengthening HELP with several related initiatives...>