In the Nippes region of Haiti, more than 120 children have embraced Islam. Many of them are the first and only Muslims in their families, in a country where Muslims are a very small minority and there are few places to learn the faith.

Haiti is also one of the hardest places in the world to grow up. Poverty, insecurity and a fragile school system leave thousands of children without a safe home, regular meals or a proper education. Our association gives these revert children all three: a safe home, warm meals and a real education rooted in faith.

Our revert students live in two boarding homes run by our association. Here they sleep in safe, clean rooms, share warm meals together, pray side by side and learn the Qur'an, the prayer and the basics of Islam every day.

For many of these children, it is the first time they can live their new faith freely, surrounded by teachers and friends who look after them like family.

Our third building is fully dedicated to formal education. Every weekday, licensed teachers and school principals come to teach the official national curriculum.

This means our revert students grow strong in both faith and knowledge. They earn a recognized education that can open the door to high school, university and a profession, so they can one day support their families and serve their communities as educated Muslims.

• Daily meals: nutritious food for every student, every day

• Islamic education: Qur'an lessons, prayer and the basics of faith for new Muslims

• Hygiene and cleaning: soap, toothpaste, detergent and cleaning supplies for our homes and school

• School supplies: notebooks, pens, books and school bags

• Running costs: teacher support, clean water and building maintenance

No amount is too small. Even $10 provides one full day of meals for a revert student.

For $250 a month, you can sponsor one revert student and cover their share of shelter, meals and education.

Our goal of $30,000 covers one full month for all 120+ students. Every sponsor helps a new Muslim child stay on the path they have chosen and grow up with a safe and hopeful future.

We know that giving to Haiti requires trust. That's why we share regular photo and video updates from our homes and school, so you can see exactly how your donation is used and the difference it makes in our students' lives.