Haïti Camping and Discovery: AN N AL KANPE in Kenscoff and Furcy, An Unforgettable Adventure

Haïti, Le Paradis Haïtien

An immersion in nature and conviviality

Upon arrival, the participants immediately immersed themselves in the very essence of camping: setting up tents in the wilderness. This activity, much more than a simple logistical task, was a true rite of passage. Between bursts of laughter and moments of mutual assistance, the young people shared moments of complicity, laying the foundations for a shared experience rich in discoveries and learning. The picturesque landscapes of Kenscoff and Furcy served as a backdrop to these moments of camaraderie, offering a striking contrast to urban daily life.

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Days punctuated by discovery and learning

Each day of the camp was carefully planned to offer a perfect balance between relaxation, learning and exploration. The mornings began with an invigorating physical exercise session, preparing the participants for the various activities and workshops that would follow. These morning sessions were followed by enriching moments: stimulating workshops, captivating visits and group activities punctuated the days, allowing young people to develop practical skills while discovering the breathtaking landscapes of Kenscoff and Furcy.

Haïti, Le Paradis Haïtien

Inspiring speakers

The AN N AL KANPE program was enriched by interventions from personalities who shared their experiences and visions.

Among the many interventions that punctuated the stay, that of the representatives of the RÈG organization particularly left a mark. Committed to the fight against period poverty, they took advantage of this platform to raise awareness among the young people present about this often neglected issue. This intervention opened an essential dialogue, helping to break taboos and encourage a better understanding of this crucial subject.

Lourdia Alphonse

Lourdia Alphonse, representative of the Odette Roy Fombrun Foundation for Education (FORF), captivated the audience with a presentation on the actions and achievements of her organization. Founded in 2007, FORF works with passion for education, civic training and the development of Haitian society. Its initiatives, based on the principles of Konbitism, Civic Education and Heritage, aim to positively transform the Haitian community.

Lauritha Noël

Lauritha Noël, National Deputy Secretary of the National Group of Haitian Students (RENAEH), also shared her journey and the mission of her organization. Created in 2021, RENAEH is committed to improving study conditions throughout the country, by bringing together approximately 50 universities and professional schools. Their goal is to build a dynamic and engaged student community, ready to take on the challenges of tomorrow.

Andy Vibert

Local gastronomy in the spotlight

The AN N AL KANPE experience was also a celebration of local flavors. The meals served during the stay came directly from the fertile lands of Kenscoff and Furcy, offering participants a complete immersion in Haitian gastronomy. Fresh fruits, crunchy vegetables, salads, local coffee and traditional specialties such as pâtés kòde were on the menu, allowing young people to savor the culinary richness of the region. This gastronomic approach strengthened the connection with the terroir and highlighted the quality and freshness of local products.

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Le Paradis Haïtien: Guardian of culture and tourism

Le Paradis Haïtien, organizer of this event, is a community passionate about promoting Haitian culture and revolutionizing local tourism. Their mission is to strengthen the "Haitian Narrative" and promote sustainable and authentic tourism. Through personalized trips and local tourist circuits, they allow travelers to discover the richness and diversity of Haitian culture, while supporting the development of local tourism.

Haïti, Le Paradis Haïtien

A stay that leaves its mark

AN N AL KANPE was much more than a simple summer camp; it was a true immersion in the cultural and natural heritage of Haiti. Participants left with lasting memories, strengthened friendships and a new appreciation for the beauty and richness of their country. This experience not only allowed young people to relax and discover themselves, but also helped to forge lasting bonds between tomorrow’s leaders, while celebrating Haitian culture in all its splendor.

In short, AN N AL KANPE is a shining example of how young people can come together to experience moments of joy, learning and discovery while strengthening the social and cultural fabric of a country.