1. Have regular church services and evangelistic crusades within Haiti prisons.
2. Create a discipleship program by networking with local pastors to mentor
inmates in a one-on-one setting at the inmates’ request.
3. Provide food and water when needed as well as medicine and hygiene
products. We cannot preach love and overlook the tremendous crisis the prisons face.
4. Share with local churches and pastors the needs that are right in our towns.
Many have no clue what it is like in prison. Once they are made aware they are
happy to help.

Long-Term Goals
5. Create and prepare a plan to teach trades to young people that are imprisoned, such as: carpentry, welding, sewing, etc., together with teaching financial planning and savings.
6. Create a reintegration program for released inmates. An intense discipleship program that provides mentorship, lodging, and work for a time, such as 6 months or so, coupled with a spiritual “bootcamp” to help addictions be broken and direct newly released inmates in the right direction. Many of them have no place to go. They have no work and no home when they are released. Jacmel, a place that is blessed with agricultural possibilities, could support a working farm that would have a twofold purpose:
A. Provide jobs for inmates,
B. Teach good farming practices.