Allegany Region Missions, Inc.
ARM Ministries
PO BOX 294, RANDOLPH NY, 14772 ~ Email: ARMissions@gmail.com ~ phone: 716.358.9126
Teacher Sponsorship
~ Teacher Sponsorship Program ~
In Haiti, there are only a few state schools, so parents must pay tuition for their children to attend a private school. Many families cannot afford the costly tuitions, so their children have no opportunity for education, or parents must choose which child to send to school. For less than $25,000/year, a school of 10 teachers/classrooms can provide up to 300 students with quality education. Sponsorships also cover funds for teacher aids, textbooks, uniform material, school upkeep, government paperwork and exams, and the director’s salary.
ARM’s first Sponsorship Program is in Gallette, a small rural Haitian community 20 miles east of the capital of Port-au-Prince, where the director is committed to his village, his students, and to providing a quality, Christian education.
One-time donations or sustaining sponsorships with a yearly commitment are both welcome. Groups of individuals are encouraged to work together to raise funds to sponsor a teacher.
For more information, click on the image
and download this PDF on the
Teacher Sponsorship Program.
CREOLE LIBRARY BOOKS
Libraries are almost non-existent and books in the students’ native language of Creole are even harder to find. Bringing the joy of learning through reading is a sub-ministry of the sponsorship program.
ARM’s first Sponsorship Program is in Gallette, a small rural Haitian community 20 miles east of the capital of Port-au-Prince, where the director is committed to his village, his students, and to providing a quality, Christian education.
One-time donations or sustaining sponsorships with a yearly commitment are both welcome. Groups of individuals are encouraged to work together to raise funds to sponsor a teacher.
For more information, click on the image
and download this PDF on the
Teacher Sponsorship Program.
CREOLE LIBRARY BOOKS
Libraries are almost non-existent and books in the students’ native language of Creole are even harder to find. Bringing the joy of learning through reading is a sub-ministry of the sponsorship program.
