When new roofs aren't a necessary repair, ventilation can be added to allow hot air to escape and cool down classrooms for a more comfortable learning environment for school children.

The Haiti School Infrastructure Support Program has scheduled repairs for Aquin, Desruisseaux, Fond des Negres, LaColline and Puits Laurent and new construction for Poirier and Caillot in 2012. Follow the progress in this album.

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Salvation Army work team unloads supplies at Puits Laurent.

When new roofs aren't a necessary repair, ventilation can be added to allow hot air to escape and cool down classrooms for a more comfortable learning environment for school children.

Local workers have been trained by HRD team members David White and Raymond Cédoine as part of a Salvation Army team working on repairs and renovations in southern Haiti.

Program manager David White (left) speaks with local and international representatives from donor organization ICCO during a visit to Puits Laurent.

A newly renovated latrine at Puits Laurent includes a water catch system that allows children to use rainwater for hand washing.

When new roofs aren't a necessary repair, ventilation can be added to allow hot air to escape and cool down classrooms for a more comfortable learning environment for school children.