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Episcopal Diocese of Haiti Partnership Program Official Guidelines

The Rev. Dr. Kesner Ajax|

Information and Guidelines 2020

THE PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM OF THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF HAITI

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These guidelines, as prepared by The Rev. Dr. Kesner Ajax, Coordinator of the Partnership Program for the Episcopal Diocese of Haiti, are a series of best practices for schools and churches in North America who want to establish or strengthen relationships with their counterparts in Haiti.

These guidelines address the following topics:

  • The Calling to a Haiti Partnership
  • Correspondence Between Partners
  • Reporting
  • Allocation of Funds
  • Protocol for Sending Funds to Haiti
  • Protocol for Shipping Cargo to Haiti
  • Questions and Concerns

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