Little Haiti Neighborhood

A Little Haiti Neighborhood, in the Little Haiti Global model, is a Haitian-rooted community built to support a stable first year through housing, education, healthcare, and well-being. It is designed for people who want to relocate, retire, or reset with cultural belonging and practical support that makes daily life easier.

What makes a Haitian-rooted neighborhood different

Many people can relocate, but still feel alone. A Haitian-rooted neighborhood is built around connection. It supports language learning, trusted guidance, and community routines that help people settle faster and build confidence.

The four pillars inside the neighborhood model

Housing and infrastructure

Participants receive one year of housing with electricity and running water. This creates stability in the first year, when uncertainty can feel highest.

Education and training

Participants complete one year of ESOL if needed. English-proficient participants may complete up to six months of online vocational or trade-based training. Optional local language instruction may also be available.

Healthcare navigation

Participants receive one year of basic health insurance excluding dental. Support is provided to help navigate care. Optional extended plans may be available for purchase.

Well-being and community care

Counseling, mentoring, trauma support, and peer mentorship are available to those who choose to engage. Community connection strengthens mental health and helps people rebuild.

Costs and personal budgeting

• Application and background fee: $1,500 non-refundable
• In-country investment fee: $10,000 for essential services
• Not included: travel, food, phone, and other personal expenses

How to join a Little Haiti Neighborhood

1. Contact the team to confirm eligibility and timing.
2. Apply and complete the application and background fee.
3. After acceptance, confirm the in-country investment fee and onboarding steps.
4. Prepare for arrival using orientation materials and your schedule.

FAQ

Where are Little Haiti Neighborhoods located?
Little Haiti Global builds communities in welcoming host countries worldwide, rolled out one nation at a time. Contact the team for current availability.

Is the program only for working adults?
No. It supports those who are working, retiring, or resetting.

What if I already speak English?
You may complete up to six months of online vocational or trade-based training instead of ESOL.

Are families welcome?
Yes. The program supports families and provides family-centered housing.

What expenses are not included?
Travel, food, phone, and other personal expenses are not included.

A Little Haiti Neighborhood is designed to help people build stable lives with pride, connection, and support. Little Haiti Global delivers a first-year foundation through housing, education, healthcare, and well-being. 

If you are ready to explore a Haitian-rooted neighborhood with a clear first-year plan, contact Little Haiti Global. Fill out the contact form or call for help to learn next steps and current availability.