Little League Soccer

00310021We created a mini soccer Field for boys and girls ages 8 to 12 years old to play soccer the most popular sport in Haiti. This program is dedicated for the poor children to escape poverty, to enjoy the most popular sports in the country, to motivate and encourage leadership among youth in the community. We thank Mr. Kernan for his support as always
We’d like to revitalized the program, and need assistance of the international community. We’re hoping to raise US$ $58,149.00 for the continuation of the Community League Soccer Program” that started August of 2012
The Program costs include salaries, staff, consultant, construction materials, and equipments.

How can you help?

At Risk Children’s mission is to help bring an end to extreme poverty, by providing educational opportunities
that prepare underserved children to thrive for success and beyond.

Join in. Be a Volunteer !
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The Board

The vitality of the At-Risk Children Foundation depends upon strong and committed board members. Members on the directorships are people who will uphold the standards of ARCF-Save the Kids, and keep the organization strong and viable in the midst of changing times and new challenges.
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Marlene Mathurin

Executive director & co-Founder
Marlene Mathurin Executive Director co-founder of ARCF is the Chief Catalyst with twenty four years experience working in humanitarian assistance…

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Dr. Joel S. Charles, MD-MPA

Health Mobile Clinic Coordinator
Doctor Charles has many years experience in Public Health and Development in the Caribbean, Africa and the United States. Extensive…

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Rev. Pastor Sean Mulcahy

Vice-Chairman
Rev Sean Mulcahy was ordained a Roman Catholic priest at All Hallows Seminary in Ireland. He came immediately to the Archdiocese of Miami in the United States. He served…

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