Are we doing enough to help Haiti overcome its challenges?
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Haiti, the poorest country in the western Hemisphere, contrasts sharply with its generally affluent surroundings. Currently, gang activity is hindering aid delivery, putting up to three million children at risk of acute starvation. As Christians, what can we can do to end the perpetual cycle of poverty, violence and disaster? Abbel Joseph from Compassion Haiti and Ingvild Snow from Youth With A Mission spoke to Premier's Michael Fanstone about the current situation
Released on 21 Jun 2024
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