Supporters

Many thanks to the Churches, Schools, Businesses and Organizations who support the work of the Friends of St. Vincent's Center for Handicapped Children.

Churches

St. John's Episcopal Church: Bristol, CT St. James Episcopal Church: Danbury, CT St. James Episcopal Church: Glastonbury, CT The Episcopal Diocese of CT Mission Development Committee: Hartford, CT Christ Episcopal Church, Middle Haddam, CT St. Mark's Episcopal Church: Mystic, CT St. Mark's Episcopal Church: New Britain, CT Church of Christ, Congregational: Newington, CT

Grace Episcopal Church: Newington, CT St. John's Episcopal Church: Niantic, CT St. John's Episcopal Church, North Guilford, CT St. Ann's Episcopal Church: Old Lyme, CT St. John's Episcopal Church: Salisbury, CT St. Alban's Episcopal Church: Simsbury, CT St. Paul's Episcopal Church: Southington, CT St. Mark's Episcopal Chapel: Storrs, CT St. Peter's Trinity Episcopal Church: Thomaston, CT Trinity Lutheran Church: Vernon, CT

St. James's Episcopal Church: West Hartford, CT St. John's Episcopal Church: West Hartford, CT Trinity Episcopal Church: Wethersfield, CT Grace Episcopal Church: Vineyard Haven, MA St. Simeon's Episcopal Church, North Wildwood, NJ St. Thomas' Episcopal Church: Hamilton, NY St. Thomas Episcopal Church: Hanover, NH North Miister Presbyterian Church, North Canton, OH St. Francis Episcopal Church: Menomonee Falls, WI

Other Funding Sources in addition to the Friends of St. Vincent's Center:

St. Vincent's is a vital ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of Haiti, and is providing a tremendous serice to handicapped children and young people in that country. The Center relies largely on support from outside sources, primarily from the United States.

• Self-generated: The school p rovides some funding through the collection of tuition from students whose parents can pay. Also, there is a small fee charged for those treated in the clinics, and consequently some funding is provided by the medical facility.
• Government Support: The Haitian Government is obligated to provide some financial support to the school.
• The Presbyterian Church, USA: The Presbyterian Church, USA, is ina covenantal relationship with the Episcopal Diocese of Haiti and has, for a number of years, provided funding for medical facilities owned and operated by the Diocese. They continue to provide some funding for St. Vincent's.
• Children's Medical Mission of Haiti: The Children's Medical Mission of Haiti was created in the mid-90's as a not-for-profit organization within the Episcopal Church in the United States. It's primary purpose has been to provide support for Hospital St. Croix in Leogane , and St. Vincent's Center for Handicapped Children. CMMH provides the largest portion of the annual budget of St. Vincent's.