Haitian Organization Of Edmonton

Welcome to OHE, a non profit, ethnocultural organization dedicated to uniting and uplifting the Haitian Community in Edmonton

We Are a Volunteer Driven Organization

Inspired by a vision of unity and community support, the Haitian Organization of Edmonton (OHE), is a non-profit organization, committed to serving the Haitian community of Edmonton by responding to the changing needs of its members, particularly our fellow new comers.

Entirely volunteer-driven, our team consists of dedicated individuals who balance family and work responsibilities yet generously give their time to support our community’s needs. As a nonprofit, our strength comes directly from our members—your support and contributions empower us to make a meaningful difference.

Our philosophy

We value the power of coming together as one, recognizing that our collective efforts amplify our impact and contribute to the well-being and progress of everyone in the community.

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How Can You Help?

Make A Gift

We warmly invite the community, along with any other potential partners or individuals, to make a gift to aid us in executing programs for the community . Your generous contribution will significantly bolster our efforts to enrich the community through various programs, creating a nurturing environment for cultural appreciation and communal growth.

SEND DONATION

Extend your hand of support by making a donation today, your generous contribution will fuel our community programs, bridging cultures and fostering a sense of unity within the vibrant tapestry of The Haitian Organization of Edmonton

BECOME A VOLUNTEER

Make a meaningful impact in your community. Join our passionate team dedicated to creating positive change. As a volunteer, you'll have the opportunity to contribute your skills, time, and compassion to support those in need.

Our History

Marie Laura Raphaël Alexis and Dr. Alice A Prophète were the driving force behind the creation of The Haitian Organization of Edmonton (OHE). Their initiative gained the robust backing of Jean Clode Macena, Ismaélie Thernelan, and Marguerite Fils-aimé. Founded in 2010, the organization has grown to be much more than a supportive platform; it stands as a testament to an unwavering commitment to Edmonton’s Haitian community and to meeting the evolving needs of new arrivals. From its inception, all founding members, particularly Marie Laura Raphael Alexis and Dr. Alice Prophète, have invested not just their time and energy, but also personal resources to keep the organization moving forward.