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# CHOAIDS.org 

Caring for Haitian Orphans with AIDS

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- [Caring for Haitian Orphans with AIDS - Home](https://choaids.org/) - Support Haitian Orphaned Children with HIV and AIDS Join us in providing a brighter future for children with HIV and AIDS. Together, we can make a difference. Donate Today Our Journey to Helping Haitian Orphans In 2003, Marie Denis-Luque, MSPH, MPH, a Haitian American, established Caring for Haitian Orphans with AIDS (CHOAIDS) after encountering Valcuse,
- [Latest News](https://choaids.org/newsletters/) - News & Updates Stay informed with CHOAIDS journey, initiatives, and updates Latest News 2025 Annual Report May 2026 It is with much gratitude that we write this report. We are pleased to made it through 2025 with positive outcomes outweighing negative ones. All we can say is that our God is faithful… Read More CHOAIDS
- [Our Board](https://choaids.org/our-board/) - Our Board Get to know the dedicated individuals behind our organization. Marie Denis-Luque, MSPH, MPH Founder & Executive Director​ Dr. Rita Marie Smith Chair & Medical Laura Reeves Vice Chair John Hill Secretary
- [Happy Easter - 2026](https://choaids.org/happy-easter-2026/) - Donate Today
- [About CHOAIDS](https://choaids.org/who-we-are/) - About CHOAIDS Learn More about Caring for Haitian Orphans with AIDS Our Journey to Helping Haitian Orphans In 2003, Marie Denis-Luque, MSPH, MPH, a Haitian American, established Caring for Haitian Orphans with AIDS (CHOAIDS) after encountering Valcuse, a young orphan grappling with AIDS complications and lacking access to medical assistance. CHOAIDS emerged as a refuge
- [How to Help](https://choaids.org/how-to-help/) - How To Help Your support can make a difference in the lives of Haitian orphans with AIDS. Ways to Contribute to Our Cause Our mission is to enhance the quality of life of Haitian orphaned children and women who are HIV+ through education and care in a family-centered environment. Donate Today and Make an Impact
- [What We Do](https://choaids.org/what-we-do/) - What We Do Learn what CHOAIDS does for the children Improving Lives Through Compassion and Support At CHOAIDS, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive support to orphaned children affected by HIV/AIDS, empowering them to thrive in a nurturing and supportive environment. Our organization is committed to delivering a holistic range of services designed to address
- [Giving Tuesday - 2025](https://choaids.org/giving-tuesday-2025/) - Giving Tuesday 2025 We’re raising $30,000 this World AIDS Day and Giving Tuesday to give our children Christmas gifts, a new outfit with shoes, school lunches, and transportation to medical visits for the next three months.​ This GivingTuesday, please consider a donation to support these children’s basic needs. After you give, share the link with
- [Our Team](https://choaids.org/our-team/) - Our Team Get to know the dedicated individuals behind our organization. Denjina Placide Interim Operations Manager/Social Worker Mexandra Prejuste Nurse Nansie Casimir House Supervisor Marilene Germain Caretaker Alexandra Loseille Office Assistant Thierrytson Etienne Barber Wilka Leblanc Tutor Jean Standley Office Assistant Nandie Raymonvil Caretaker
- [About Alexandra Loseille](https://choaids.org/about-alexandra-loseille/) - About Alexandra Loseille Office Assistant My Story Alexandra came to CHOAIDS as a resident after the 2010 earthquake. She transitioned into her role as an Office Assistant in 2022 and loves her job. Alexandra is poised and classy and loves to learn new skills. Thanks to our transition Program, she continues to improve her computer
- [About Denjina Placide](https://choaids.org/about-denjina-placide/) - About Denjina Placide Interim Operations Manager/Social Worker My Story Denjina is our dedicated social worker, tasked with the intake and enrollment of children into our home. Additionally, she conducts training and awareness sessions for children and staff on topics including child welfare, sexuality, mutual respect, mental health, and personal development. Denjina’s love for children is
- [Back-to-School 2025](https://choaids.org/back-to-school-2025/) - Back to School Jumpstart the School Year for the Children by helping us reach our goal today! Kick Off the 2025 School Year with Hope This school year, we’re raising funds to give 22 orphaned children in Haiti the chance to learn, grow, and build brighter futures. Each child affected by AIDS deserves the dignity
- [Meet the Children](https://choaids.org/meet-the-children/) - Meet the Children Get to know our incredible children. Kendy Shenelson Nelly Kervens Richardson Valentina Jenifer Mackenley Anaicat Dieudonne Ricardinhio Baldwin Renette Nathalie Wisly Guenson Angella Edison Cicéron Rose-Arlie Guerbenson Daphca Wood-Mael Oscar Malaika Mackenzie
- [About Marline Florestant](https://choaids.org/about-mexandra-prejuste/) - About Mexandra Prejuste Nurse My Story Mexandra is a nurse with extensive experience. In addition to her nursing qualifications, she ispursuing a PHD in nutrition.Her primary responsibilities include providing medical care to thechildren and ensuring they attend their medical appointments. She collaborates closely with the socialworker and caretakers to ensure the children adhere to their
- [Meet  Kendy](https://choaids.org/meet-kendy/) - Meet Kendy About Kendy Kendy and his mother were expelled from the Dominican Republic. Although they are not from Cap-Haïtien, his mother, Denise, found herself homeless and struggling on the streets. By God’s grace, someone referred her to Children of the Promise, a partnering organization.Once Kendy’s HIV status was confirmed, the organization contacted us on
- [Meet  Shenelson](https://choaids.org/meet-shenelson/) - Meet Shenelson About Shenelson Twelve-year-old Shenelson came to us from Port-au-Prince. His journey to Cap-Haïtien, ahalf-day trip, took two days because the driver encountered insecurity along the way, wheregunmen took control of some towns along national highways, making travel dangerous.Shenelson’s mother died soon after he was delivered. He does not know his father. He spentmost
- [Meet Jennifer](https://choaids.org/meet-jennifer-toussaint/) - Meet Jennifer About Jennifer Jennifer was a young girl who found herself in the position of caring for her parents, both of whom were living with HIV. Unfortunately, they did not survive their illness. After their passing, Jennifer went to live with one of her cousins. However, due to her own HIV status, her family
- [Camino de Santiago Charity Walk](https://choaids.org/camino-de-santiago-charity-walk/) - Camino de Santiago Fundraiser Support the Way of St. James Walk and Bring Hope to Haitian Orphans with AIDS Walking for a Purpose John Hill, a dedicated board member of CHOAIDS, is taking on the historic Camino de Santiago pilgrimage to raise awareness and support for Haitian orphans living with AIDS. This journey, spanning hundreds
- [Giving Tuesday - 2024](https://choaids.org/giving-tuesday-2024/) - Giving Tuesday 2024 Every donation you make will go directly towards education fees, school supplies, and ensuring these children have a brighter future. On this Giving Tuesday “If you can’t feed a hundred people then feed just one.” – Mother Theresa Donate Today Meet the Children In Haiti, particularly in Cap-Haitien, access to education, medical
- [Back-to-School 2024](https://choaids.org/back-to-school-2024/) - Back to School Help us reach our goal of $40,000 Today Hope Begins with Education This September, we’re on a mission to empower 22 bright young minds with the education they deserve. Each child in our care has the potential to break free from the cycle of poverty, and you can be a part of
- [Valcuse's Story](https://choaids.org/vel/) - Valcuse's Story Here is Valcuse's Story Valcuse’s mother died from AIDS complications in May 1997. She does not know her father. Before her mother died, her mother gave Valcuse to one of her mother’s female cousin as a restavek. Valcuse did well for a few years after the death of her mother. Unfortunately, in 2002
- [About Laura Reeves](https://choaids.org/about-laura-reeves/) - Laura Reeves Member My Story Laura was introduced to CHOAIDS in 2023 by Dr. Rita Smith. She was also adopted at a very young age, raised with her younger adopted brother, and, in the last 10 years, raised her son as an only parent. She understands the importance of all children having a home environment
- [About Dr. Yaacov Petscher](https://choaids.org/about-dr-yaacov-petscher/) - Dr. Yaacov Petscher Member My Story Dr. Yaacov Petscher first encountered CHOAIDS at Four Oaks Community Church, where he serves as an elder. He has a passion for service and stewardship, especially when it comes to the Biblical mandate “to care for orphans and widows in their misfortune”. Dr. Petscher is an Associate Dean for
- [About Andrew Ferguson](https://choaids.org/about-andrew-ferguson/) - About Andrew Ferguson Treasurer My Story Andrew was introduced to CHOAIDS through Four Oaks Community Church, where he joined the board as Treasurer in January 2024. He is an Audit Manager specializing in non-profit organizations at James Moore & Co., a prominent public accounting firm in Florida. In addition to his professional role, Andrew serves
- [About Dr.Rita Marie Smith](https://choaids.org/about-dr-rita-marie-smith/) - About Dr. Rita Marie Smith My Story Dr. Rita Smith was introduced to CHOAIDS in 2019 while attending class at Florida State University (FSU) with founder and Executive Director Marie Denis-Luque. As a family nurse practitioner, Dr. Rita has spent her entire career of 30+ years caring for children as well as adults in various
- [About Marie Denis-Luque](https://choaids.org/meet/) - About Marie Denis-Luque Founder & Executive Director My Story Marie Denis-Luque holds two Master’s degrees in Public Health from the University of South Florida (USF): Epidemiology (MSPH) and Community Health (MPH). During her graduate studies at USF, she founded Caring for Haitian Orphans with AIDS (CHOAIDS), a nonprofit organization with a mission to enhance the
- [Meet Guenson](https://choaids.org/meet-guenson-pierre/) - Meet Guenson About Guenson Guenson came to CHOAIDS in August 2014 at six years old. Raised by his grandmother and mother in Cité Soleil, Guenson barely had any food. After his mother died, his father, though not involved in his life, was in prison. Guenson has physical and developmental challenges that make him one of
- [Meet Guerbenson](https://choaids.org/meet-laguerre-guerbenson/) - Meet Guerbenson About Guerbenson After his mother passed away from AIDS complications, Guerbenson was sent to live with his father. Unfortunately, his father was unable to feed him, resulting in him being malnourished and at risk for an infection like tuberculosis. Guerbenson’s situation got even worse when his grandmother stopped his TB and HIV treatments
- [Meet Edison](https://choaids.org/meet-edison-ciceron/) - Meet Edison About Edison Edison was the first baby we ever accepted into our care. Because of neglect and malnutrition, we were unsure of his age when he arrived in May 2017. Facing mental health issues and HIV, Edison’s mother and her two children lived in a charcoal shack in Croix-des-Bouquets. Fearing that Edison would
- [Meet Kervens](https://choaids.org/meet-kervens-dominique/) - Meet Kervens About Kervens Thirteen-year-old Kervens came to us in April 2017. He was five years old. He lost his mother when he was just a baby, leaving his father to care for him. However, his father struggled with alcoholism, often leaving the baby unattended. As a result, Kervens did not receive the necessary nutrition
- [Meet Baldwin](https://choaids.org/meet-dorange-baldwin/) - Meet Baldwin About Baldwin Baldwin lived with his mother and three siblings in extreme poverty. Due to his medical condition, Baldwin required special care, which his mother struggled to provide. Without regular medical appointments, Baldwin’s health and prognosis were in jeopardy. Recognizing the seriousness of the situation, Baldwin’s mother made the tough decision to place
- [Meet Mackenzie](https://choaids.org/meet-mackenzie-mathieu/) - Meet Mackenzie About Mackenzie Mackenzie is a 15-year-old girl who arrived at CHOAIDS from the Papillon Orphanage in Delmas 33, where she had lived since the age of ten… After the orphanage closed in 2023, they arranged for Mackenzie to live nearby since she didn’t know her parents. However, the person responsible for her care
- [Meet Malaika](https://choaids.org/meet-malaika-athelus/) - Meet Malaika About Malaika Fourteen-year-old Malaika arrived at CHOAIDS from St-Louis du Nord on July 5, 2024. After her parents passed away, she lived with her grandmother until her grandmother could no longer care for her due to financial difficulties. Malaika found her way to CHOAIDS through an international organization that helped with school tuition for
- [Meet Mackenley](https://choaids.org/meet-mackenley-romain/) - Meet Mackenley About Mackenley At three years old, Mackenley was hospitalized at Grace Children’s Hospital for an HIV-related illness. While in the hospital, his mother stopped visiting him. Hospital personnel later learned that the mother passed away. Several weeks after the mother’s death, Mackenley was declared abandoned by IBESR, and the social worker in charge
- [Meet Angela](https://choaids.org/meet-angela-lartigue-jumith/) - Meet Angela About Angela Angela came to CHOAIDS at six years old on Thanksgiving Day in 2011. Before coming to us, she lived with her mother after her father abandoned them. Angela’s mother struggled to provide for herself and her child since she did not have a stable job. When Angela fell seriously ill, her
- [Meet Dieudonne](https://choaids.org/meet-dieudonne-raymonvil/) - Meet Dieudonne About Dieudonne Dieudonne was nine years old when she came to CHOAIDS in March 2018. According to conversations with her mother, Dieudonne contracted HIV from the midwife who assisted her mother during the birthing process since the mother did not have HIV, and no sexual abuse was suspected. Although her mother, who has
- [Meet Nelly](https://choaids.org/meet-camille-nelly/) - Meet Nelly About Nelly Before she joined us in October 2021, Nelly was a victim of sexual violence. Nelly’s familyfaced a difficult decision when they were unable to provide her with the necessary financialsupport and medical assistance after she experienced sexual abuse. They turned to the LittleBrothers and Sisters Hospital for help. Nelly’s situation was
- [Meet Nathalie](https://choaids.org/meet-nathalie-rene/) - Meet Nathalie About Nathalie Nathalie is nine years old. She joined the CHOAIDS family in March 2023. Before coming to CHOAIDS, she lived with her mother, five siblings, and her17-year-old sister’s two children. Their living situation became so dire that Nathalie’s mother would decide which child to feed on certain days. A patient of an
- [Meet Daphca](https://choaids.org/meet-lubin-daphca/) - Meet Daphca About Daphca Daphca became homeless after her mother passed away in July 2023. She suffered from neglect and malnutrition, which led to serious dental problems. When her father could not care for her, a family friend took her in for a brief period. However, this person was unable to continue caring for Daphca
- [Meet  Ricardinhio](https://choaids.org/meet-pierre-ricardinio/) - Meet Ricardinhio About Ricardinhio Ricardinhio is one of four children who came to CHOAIDS from another orphanage that was closing due to gang violence in Port-au-Prince in 2021. Ricardinhio never knew his biological parents. Before living in orphanages, he lived in several relatives’ homes. Unfortunately, he received less desirable treatment in the orphanage where she
- [Meet Oscar](https://choaids.org/meet-prevalus-oscar/) - Meet Oscar Prevalus About Oscar Fourteen-year-old Oscar came to CHOAIDS when he was just seven years old. He does not know his parents. Oscar was abandoned at Grace Children’s Hospital, where he was receiving care for tuberculosis (TB). An HIV test revealed his HIV disease, which led the family member who brought him in for
- [Meet Renette](https://choaids.org/meet-renette-jude/) - Meet Renette About Renette Renette never knew her mother. However, information from locals indicates that her mother battled mental health issues and was homeless. She came to CHOAIDS from another orphanage in Les Cayes, Haiti. At only six years old, she was left in front of an orphanage for boys. Even though they only cared
- [Meet Richardson](https://choaids.org/meet-richardson-deceus/) - Meet Richardson About Richardson Richardson came to us when he was two years old in February 2015. He lived with his parents until the death of his mother from AIDS complications. Richardson’s father struggled to provide proper care for him due to his own health issues and financial constraints, which eventually led them to become homeless. When Richardson fell
- [Meet Rose Arlie](https://choaids.org/meet-gladenslie-rose-arlie-christela-raphael/) - Meet Rose-Arlie About Rose-Arlie Six-year-old Rose-Arlie arrived at CHOAIDS in December 2022. She had contracted HIV from her mother, who had neglected to take her ARV medication during pregnancy. After Rose- Arlie’s mother left her with her grandmother, the grandmother sought help from Grace Children’s Hospital social workers to find a suitable home for Rose-Arlie.
- [Meet Valentina](https://choaids.org/meet-valentina-bastien/) - Meet Valentina About Valentina Valentina was abandoned at Grace Children’s Hospital. We are unsure of her exact age, but we believe she was around 3 or 4 when she arrived in February 2011. Valentina has speech difficulties as well as learning, retention, and comprehension. We suspect that she may be on the autism spectrum, although
- [Meet Wisly](https://choaids.org/meet-wisly-duval/) - Meet Wisly About Wisly Wisly lost both of his parents at a young age and was placed with relatives who were unable to care for him properly. Due to a lack of resources, Wisly never had the opportunity to attend school or receive necessary medical treatment. He first came to the attention of the the
- [Meet Wood-Mael](https://choaids.org/meet-wood-mael-lamarre/) - Meet Wood-Mael About Wood-Mael Before joining the CHOAIDS family, he lived with his mother, a single mother who struggled to provide for herself and her child. Wood-Mael’s father is not involved in his life. When his mother got involved in a relationship, the man became very abusive toward Wood-Mael. To protect Wood-Mael from the abuse,
- [Meet Anaicat Bruno](https://choaids.org/meet-bruno-naicat/) - Meet Anaicat Bruno About Anaicat Thirteen-year-old Anaicat joined us in December 2016 from Cité Soleil, one of the most dangerous slums in Port-au-Prince. She has never met her biological parents and was raised by her maternal aunt. When her aunt learned about Anaicat’s HIV status, she faced isolation from her neighbors due to HIV discrimination.
- [About Frantz Herold](https://choaids.org/about-frantz-herod/) - About Frantz Herod Site Manager, Full-Time My Story Frantz (also known as Fanfan) has been with CHOAIDS since 2009. He has played many roles in the organization, including assisting with the move from Port-au-Prince to Cap-Haitien. However, his current role as on-site manager best suits him. Fanfan oversees all daily operations and demonstrates exceptional dedication
- [About Template](https://choaids.org/about-template/) - About First Last My Story Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat
- [Contact Us](https://choaids.org/contact-us/) - Contact Us Your support can make a difference in the lives of Haitian orphans with AIDS. Get in Touch Fill out the form below to get more information. Address P.O. BOX 5135Tallahassee, FL 32314 Contact +1 (912) 515-1172 Info@choaids.org Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Your Name(required) *Your Email(required) *SubjectYour MessagePhoneSend
- [Our Programs](https://choaids.org/our-program/) - Our Programs Learn how CHOAIDS supports the children Services We Offer Housing & Meals At the core of our approach is the belief that every child deserves a safe and stable environment in which to grow and flourish. Learn More Education Education serves as a powerful tool for breaking the cycle of poverty and empowering
- [Transition Program](https://choaids.org/transition-program-choaids-org/) - Transition Program Empowering Futures, Transforming Lives: Nurturing Haitian Orphans with AIDS on their Journey to Adulthood. About the Transition Program As our children approach adulthood, we recognize the importance of preparing them for independent living and sustainable livelihoods. Our transition program equips young adults with the necessary life skills, vocational training, and support networks to
- [Healthcare Program](https://choaids.org/healthcare-program/) - Healthcare Program Health and well-being of our children is paramount About Our Healthcare Program The health and well-being of our children are paramount at CHOAIDS. Our comprehensive healthcare services are designed to address their physical, emotional, and mental health needs. Our onsite medical team, comprising qualified nurses and pharmacists, provides regular health screenings, immunizations, and
- [Psychosocial Support Program](https://choaids.org/psychosocial-support-program/) - Psychosocial Support Program Health and well-being of our children is paramount About Our Psychosocial Support Program At CHOAIDS, we recognize the significance of addressing the psychosocial needs of our children. Many of them have experienced trauma or adversity in their lives, which can impact their emotional and social development. That’s why we have a dedicated
- [Education Program](https://choaids.org/education-program-choaids-org/) - Education Program Providing Access to a Quality Education About Our Education Program Education serves as a powerful tool for breaking the cycle of poverty and empowering children to build brighter futures. At CHOAIDS, we are deeply committed to providing our beneficiaries with access to quality education that equips them with the knowledge and skills they
- [Housing and Meals Program](https://choaids.org/housing-and-meals-program-choaids-org/) - Housing and Meals Program Providing a Nurturing Environment and Nutritious Meals About the Housing and Meals Program At the core of our approach is the belief that every child deserves a safe and stable environment in which to grow and flourish. Our residential facilities offer more than just a roof over their heads; they provide
- [About Venise Louis](https://choaids.org/about-venise-louis/) - About Venise Louis Caretaker My Story Venise is a former resident of CHOAIDS. Her story was featured in a 2014 Voice of America documentary called AIDS: Living in the Shadows, narrated by Sir Elton John. Venise has been in her role for at least six years and is keen on ensuring that the children take
- [Meet First Last Name](https://choaids.org/meet-first-last-name/) - Meet First Name About Name Before she joined us in October 2021, Nelly was a victim of sexual violence. Nelly's familyfaced a difficult decision when they were unable to provide her with the necessary financialsupport and medical assistance after she experienced sexual abuse. They turned to the LittleBrothers and Sisters Hospital for help. Nelly’s situation
- [About John Hill](https://choaids.org/about-josh-mckenna/) - About John Hill Secretary My Story John first visited Haiti in 1998, on a “Mission Encounter” fact-finding trip. As this was his epiphany, John became involved in the Intl. Child Care USA board, as the people and children of Haiti are in his heart. He is most pleased to bring his “gifts & graces” to
- [About Roger Skelley-Watts](https://choaids.org/about-john-hill/) - About Roger Skelley-Watts Spiritual Advisor My Story Rev. Dr. J. Roger Skelley-Watts retired after 46 years of United Methodist ministry, where he alternated between local churches and faith-based social service agencies. It was there that he helped begin a rural youth center and park, homeless support programs, food pantries, Hispanic churches, and Habitat for Humanity.
- [About Marilene Germain](https://choaids.org/about-marilene-germain/) - About Marilene Germain Caretaker My Story Marilene is the caretaker for the younger children. She has been with CHOAIDS for five years and brings her background as a Grace Children’s Hospital home health aid. She is passionate about her work and dedicated to the children. Support Marilene
- [About Nansie Casimir](https://choaids.org/about-nansie-casimir/) - About Nansie Casimir House Supervisor My Story Nansie, a mother of four, has been with CHOAIDS since 2015. She is very passionate about her job and loves the children as though they were hers. Nansie is a source of stability for the children. She is always the first one up and the last one to
- [About Nandie Raymonvil](https://choaids.org/about-nandie-raymonvil/) - About Nandie Raymonvil Caretaker My Story Nandie, a caretaker with a child in our program, is a mother of five who came to us soon after we welcomed her daughter, Dieudonne, into our care in 2017. She is among the tenacious women who work at CHOAIDS. Nandie is very passionate about her work with the
- [About Jean Standley](https://choaids.org/about-jean-standley/) - About Jean Standley Office Assistant 1 My Story A former resident of CHOAIDS, Standley Jean, came to us in 2012. In 2020, he transitioned into the role of Office Assistant. Standley expanded on the basic computer skills he acquired from our training and made YouTube his teacher to several software. Standley adeptly navigates social media
- [About Wilka Leblanc](https://choaids.org/about-wilka-leblanc/) - About Wilka Leblanc Tutor My Story Wilka came into our care in 2012 and was among the six young adults who transitioned out of our care in 2022. He and three others went into a 2-year program funded by Global Orphan. He accumulated much knowledge in the five months before it was closed because of
- [About Thierrytson Etienne](https://choaids.org/about-thierrytson-etienne/) - About Thierrytson Etienne Barber My Story As a former resident of CHOAIDS, Thierrytson came to us when he was five years old. He has grown into a loving and caring young man. Thierrytson was one of six young men who transitioned into independent living in 2022. He learned to be a barber from an apprenticeship
- [About Zachary Vilmé](https://choaids.org/about-zachary-vilme/) - About Zachary Vilmé Main Tutor My Story Zachary came to CHOAIDS in 2011 with his brother Jordany. He and his brother were among the six young adults from the 2022 transition program. Zachary is our main tutor and has been in that role since we transitioned to having a two-room school house on-site in 2019.
- [Valcuse's Story - backup](https://choaids.org/valcuses-story-backup/) - Valcuse’s Story Here is Valcuse’s Story Valcuse’s mother died from AIDS complications in May 1997. She does not know her father. Before her mother died, her mother gave Valcuse to one of her mother’s female cousin as a restavek. Valcuse did well for a few years after the death of her
- [About Josue Mandena](https://choaids.org/about-josue-mandena/) - About Josue Mandena Music & Poetry Teacher, Part-time My Story Josue is a music and poetry teacher. He is a talented local artist, and an extremely hard worker as he balances multiple jobs and his own education. Josue has a big heart for children and loves to share his knowledge of music, poetry, and how
- [About Mr. Hyppolite Yves](https://choaids.org/about-mr-hyppolite-yves/) - About Mr. Hyppolite Yves Social Worker, Part-time My Story Mr. Hyppolite is a full-time social worker at Grace Children’s Hospital, a law student, and works part-time in the CHOAIDS home. He has been with CHOAIDS for eight years. Mr. Hyppolite is very hands-on, and loves assisting our children with emotional and psychological needs as well
- [About Ben Stites](https://choaids.org/about-ben-stites/) - About Ben Stites Transition My Story Ben Stites first visited the CHOAIDS home with his good friends from KC in February 2020 and was moved by the hearts of those he met who are providing safety, learning and medical care for children that otherwise would been exposed and exploited on the streets. CHOAIDS is a
- [About Tom Buchman](https://choaids.org/about-roger-skelley-watts/) - About Tom Buchman Fundraising My Story Tom was introduced to CHOAIDS by fellow board member Josh McKenna. As he began to learn about CHOAIDS and its mission, Tom traveled to Haiti in early 2020 to visit organizations such as CHOAIDS, Clean Water for Haiti, and the Canaan Christian Community. Witnessing firsthand the need for and
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