Artibonite: to support the education of 3,900 children in emergency situations

A program implemented by Plan International and UNICEF over a twelve-month period aims to support 3,900 learners in the municipalities of Gros-Morne, Saint-Michel de l’Attalaye, and Saint-Marc, affected by the security crisis and population displacements.

Par John-Becker Jean
14 Oct 2026 — Lecture : 2 min.
Artibonite: to support the education of 3,900 children in emergency situations

Lors du lancement du projet d’éducation en situation d’urgence au Centre d’opération d’urgence départemental (COUD) dans l’Artibonite

A program implemented by Plan International and UNICEF over a twelve-month period aims to support 3,900 learners in the municipalities of Gros-Morne, Saint-Michel de l’Attalaye, and Saint-Marc, affected by the security crisis and population displacements.<\/p>

The project will facilitate access to education and promote the continuity of learning for children whose schooling is disrupted by emergencies. It includes accelerated learning programs for 1,500 children, catch-up classes for 1,200 learners, as well as capacity-building a

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