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📷 APA's new documentary is now LIVE! Join us in celebrating a decade of championing educational justice & equipping a new generation of leaders in Haiti. Join the movement! Now through Aug. 30, all contributions are doubled: anseyepouayiti.org/donate youtu.be/3CmVnZKagfs

This past year was a reminder that through every challenge and every breakthrough, we move forward not alone, but ansanm. Together. In our #annualreport, we showcase the impact that our supporters help make possible every day in #Haiti. See it now at hopeforhaiti.com/annual-reports.

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SOIL’s vision in Haiti is to leverage the power of ecological systems to address a wide range of basic human rights through a circular approach to sanitation.

Compost expert Rich Flammer trained our team on identifying issues in the composting process using sensory-based tools, as well as prepare our operations for greater efficiency and output as we ramp up our EkoLakay service throughout Cap-Haïtien. 🔗 oursoil.org/blog/2025-06/r…

Through transforming a public health crisis into an environmental solution, the SOIL team is proving that safe sanitation is possible even in dense urban areas without any sewer infrastructure and that waste can be reimagined as a resource. ♻️

It’s getting HOT in here! 🔥 140°F to be exact! In order for waste to transform into compost, all of the harmful bacteria and pathogens need to be killed off in a process called thermophilic composting. 🌱

Bradley and Alendy, co-founders of Sakapfet Okap, sat down with us last month to tell us how they see the SOIL service impacting people’s lives in Cap-Haitien. 🇭🇹🌱 Full interview coming soon. 📸 #Haiti #CapHaitien #Storytelling #Filmmaking #SOIL #Community

SOIL is the only provider of safely-managed waste treatment services in all of Haiti, one of the most fragile, climate-vulnerable contexts in the world. Join us in transforming lives and communities through access to safe sanitation services. 💚

Blue skies, summertime heat, and our waste-to-resource sanitation approach are giving us all the reasons to smile. 🌱 Here's to another productive week of safely delivered ecological sanitation services and community impact! #SOIL #Haiti #Sanitation #SDG6

Having a safe and peaceful place in your home to use the toilet is a matter of human dignity. Being able to raise your children in a safe environment, without worrying about their safety each time they use the bathroom is something every parent deserves. 💚

We believe that access to quality healthcare is a human right. This past year, thanks to YOUR support and partners like @directrelief, @americares, CMMB, MAP International, and more, here's a snapshot of what was accomplished through our Healthcare Program.

⭐Fun Fact ⭐ Did you know your body hosts about 2 to 6 pounds of microbes—tiny lifeforms that outnumber your human cells? 🦠 That’s right—you and those windrow piles share more in common than you might’ve thought! 😉 Compost piles + microbes = life. And so do you.

Congratulations to Johnny Celestin for being selected as one of this year's Ayiti Visionaries by Ayiti Community Trust. 🇭🇹 A well deserved recognition for someone who is deeply dedicated to the betterment of Haiti. SOIL proud to have you on our Board of Directors! 🎉

☕️Coffee Giveaway ☕️ We’re giving away FREE coffee from Caribbrew! Enter to win a bag of single-origin Haitian coffee and amplify SOIL’s mission. Winner must be located in the US to receive the coffee. Giveaway will be announced at the end of July 💚 #Coffee #Giveaway

CBS is compelling in its simplicity - it frees sanitation from the constraints of large scale infrastructure and turns it from a slow to a nimble industry. ♻️

Today is International Nelson Mandela Day, a moment to reflect on justice, reconciliation, and human dignity–values that come alive through meaningful action. 💚

Agriculture students from the University of Limonade came to visit SOIL’s composting site last month and learn all about the process of transforming human waste into rich compost that can be used to amend Haiti’s soil. 🌍 🌱

SOIL had the pleasure of hosting the World Bank at SOIL's facilities in and around Cap-Haitien yesterday. 🌎 🌱