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| On a Mission to Help Haitian People Children Widows/Widowers Elderly Sick Homeless Students Disaster Victims |
| Widows/Widowers Some of our widows/widowers do not have family in the Dominican. Others have been abandoned by their children and have no one to care for them. The church does what they can to help them. We assist them each month with some food, medicine, and care. |
| School A small Christian school has been started in Batey 5 for ages 4 years to 13. The ministry provides school uniforms and supplies for each student. Each day a meal of chicken noodle soup or labwi, which taste like cream of wheat, is served. This meal is the only one that most of them will have for the day. |
| Clothing Closet This ministry helps provide clothing and shoes in many different situations. A new convert may need clothes to wear to church. When a family has had a house fire or been robbed of all their possessions we can assist with clothes. Haitians who arrive in the Dominican with just the clothes they are wearing. |
| Food Pantry We have families that search weeks for work. If no work is found the family goes hungry. We assist with rice, beans, and oil to feed them for a couple of meals. When food is received on a container we do a distribution to the people in need. |


| Medical Assistance Over the counter medications are given out for pain, fever, and colds. Prescriptions for diabetes, heart, blood pressure, and asthma are purchased. We assist with worm and fungal infection medication, monitor blood pressures and help the sick. |


| Outreach/Disaster Relief Assisting needy families that are looking for work with rent for six months. The cost is 300 pesos a month, which is approximately $50 for six months. Help the people go back to Haiti when there is a death in the family. Clean up mud, remove water and debris after floods and hurricanes. Repair and rebuild damaged homes. Supply food, tents, kitchen and personal hygiene items. |

| Orphaned Children Helping four children who have lost both of their parents. Between Pass Me Not Ministries and a Christian School class in the states they receive food, clothing, and a place to live. |

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