Board Members:
Samson Duclair
President
Judy Thomas
Vice President
Magalie Felix
Assistant Vice President
Rubin Lacombe
Treasurer
Blondine Lauture
Secretary/Coordinator
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L’union fait la force
Strength Through Unity
Strength Through Unity
HCCNH MISSION
To strengthen the Haitian community in our state while generating a positive impact through sharing and celebrating Haitian culture/heritage.
HCCNH VISION
Be a driving force in the advancement
of local immigrants
Be an active participant, encouraging
progress within the greater community
Be an advocate for cultural awareness
HCCNH STATUS
The "Haitian Community Center of New Hampshire" (HCCNH) is an organization of unlimited duration, social, non-profit, apolitical founded in 1999 in the State of New Hampshire. HCCNH is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization registered in the state of New Hampshire, United States of America. Its main mission is to provide social support and cultural and economic aid to Haitian nationals and other immigrants to assist their integration and development in the community.
STATUTS DE HCCNH
La Centre Communautaire Haitienne de NH (“Haitian Community Center of New Hampshire” (HCCNH)) est une organisation de durée illimitée, à caractère social, apolitique et sans conviction religieuse crée en 1999 dans l’Etat de New Hampshire. HCCNH est un 501 (c) 3 à but non lucratif enregistrée dans l'État du New Hampshire, Etats-Unis d’Amérique. Sa mission principale est d’offrir un encadrement social, culturel et économique aux Ressortissants Haïtiens et d'autres immigrants en vue de leur intégration et leur épanouissement dans la communauté.
To strengthen the Haitian community in our state while generating a positive impact through sharing and celebrating Haitian culture/heritage.
HCCNH VISION
Be a driving force in the advancement
of local immigrants
Be an active participant, encouraging
progress within the greater community
Be an advocate for cultural awareness
HCCNH STATUS
The "Haitian Community Center of New Hampshire" (HCCNH) is an organization of unlimited duration, social, non-profit, apolitical founded in 1999 in the State of New Hampshire. HCCNH is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization registered in the state of New Hampshire, United States of America. Its main mission is to provide social support and cultural and economic aid to Haitian nationals and other immigrants to assist their integration and development in the community.
STATUTS DE HCCNH
La Centre Communautaire Haitienne de NH (“Haitian Community Center of New Hampshire” (HCCNH)) est une organisation de durée illimitée, à caractère social, apolitique et sans conviction religieuse crée en 1999 dans l’Etat de New Hampshire. HCCNH est un 501 (c) 3 à but non lucratif enregistrée dans l'État du New Hampshire, Etats-Unis d’Amérique. Sa mission principale est d’offrir un encadrement social, culturel et économique aux Ressortissants Haïtiens et d'autres immigrants en vue de leur intégration et leur épanouissement dans la communauté.
Earthquake Relief
In response to the earthquake that devastated Haiti on Tuesday, January 12, 2010, we are appealing to the general public to assist in the relief of the people of Haiti. The magnitude 7.0 quake caused the (potential) death of thousands of people and hundreds of government officials remained buried in collapsed buildings and thousands of people are homeless.
Haiti's president, Rene Preval said he "feared thousands had died" in the major earthquake that wrecked the presidential palace, schools, hospitals and hillside shanties, leaving the Caribbean nation appealing for international help.
Scenes of chaos gripped the streets of the capital, Port-au-Prince, with people sobbing and wandering dazed amid the rubble of the impoverished city. The presidential palace lay in ruins, its domes fallen on top of flattened walls.
Earthquake relief is currently urgent, and international reconstruction assistance is definitely needed.
Donations from the general public are strongly encouraged. Donors are advised to donate to the Haitian Earthquake Relief Fund at any St. Mary's Bank in New Hampshire. Please visit www.stmarysbank.com for bank locations.
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In response to the earthquake that devastated Haiti on Tuesday, January 12, 2010, we are appealing to the general public to assist in the relief of the people of Haiti. The magnitude 7.0 quake caused the (potential) death of thousands of people and hundreds of government officials remained buried in collapsed buildings and thousands of people are homeless.
Haiti's president, Rene Preval said he "feared thousands had died" in the major earthquake that wrecked the presidential palace, schools, hospitals and hillside shanties, leaving the Caribbean nation appealing for international help.
Scenes of chaos gripped the streets of the capital, Port-au-Prince, with people sobbing and wandering dazed amid the rubble of the impoverished city. The presidential palace lay in ruins, its domes fallen on top of flattened walls.
Earthquake relief is currently urgent, and international reconstruction assistance is definitely needed.
Donations from the general public are strongly encouraged. Donors are advised to donate to the Haitian Earthquake Relief Fund at any St. Mary's Bank in New Hampshire. Please visit www.stmarysbank.com for bank locations.
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