NB4HS COVID-19 Response-Food Distribution
NB4HS COVID-19 Response-Food Distribution
NB4HS COVID-19 Response-Food Distribution
NB4HS COVID-19 Response-Food Distribution
NB4HS COVID-19 Response-Food Distribution
NB4HS COVID-19 Response-Food Distribution
NB4HS COVID-19 Response-Food Distribution
NB4HS COVID-19 Response-Food Distribution
NB4HS COVID-19 Response-Food Distribution
NB4HS COVID-19 Response-Food Distribution
NB4HS COVID-19 Response-Food Distribution
NB4HS COVID-19 Response-Food Distribution
Do your part
Fill-out Census 2020
Covid-19
Food distribution to the Haitian Community in Providence.
Covid-19
Loading up supplies for delivery
Covid-19 Community Outreach
Thank You to the City of Providence for your continued support.
Covid-19
Community assistance
UN awards
Global Leader, 2019
Outstanding Global Leadership
Award at COJEP International and FOWPAL Conference
Thank you, Providence Mayor, Jorge Elorza!
Change in the Weather
World Renowned, Guinness Book of World Record Holder Cory Pesaturo, Gala 2019
Senior Congressman Jim Langevin
Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island, Dan McKee
Governor of Rhode Island, Gina Raimondo, and Lieutenant Governor Dan McKee at New Bridges for Haitian Success Flag Day Celebration
Superintendent of Providence Public Schools, Christopher N. Maher
Rhode Island Attorney General, Peter Neronha
CEO Peter M. Marino, Neighborhood Health Plan of RI
Mission
New Bridges for Haitian Success’ mission is to empower and serve the Haitian and Afro-Caribbean community by providing culturally attuned direct programs, legal services, basic needs and partnerships.
Vision
Our vision is to be the voice that strengthens and uplifts the Haitian and Afro-Caribbean community, so all members feel self-sufficient and included.
New Bridges for Haitian Success, Inc. (NB4HS) provides Haitians living in Providence with a local resource to promote successful transitions and support while providing connections to family and other persons still living in Haiti.
Many of Haitians living in Rhode Island have experienced one or more natural disasters, with many suffering PTSD while making the transition from a third-world society to 1st world America.
NB4HS acts as a trusted gatekeeper helping with basic needs, citizenship, education and for many Haitians acts as a translator both in light of non-English speakers and adjustment to life in America.
NB4HS is also an active voice to the Haitian community providing translation services, advocacy, and service coordination/case management with other private and public organizations that serve this community.