Little Haiti Global (LHG) is a bold, visionary diaspora-led initiative that creates opportunities for Haitian nationals through resettlement, cultural reconnection, and economic empowerment programs. LHG is committed to building sustainable bridges between Haiti and the African continent, starting with its flagship initiative, The Little Haiti in Ghana Project (Inaugural Project).
LHG's mission is to provide eligible Haitian individuals and families with a dignified pathway to stability by offering structured support in housing, cultural integration, language education, wellness, and local empowerment. Through strategic partnerships in Ghana and beyond, LHG fosters community building, dual citizenship opportunities, and a renewed sense of hope for Haitians seeking a fresh start abroad. LGH future visions
What is the Little Haiti in Ghana Project, and for whom is it intended?
The Little Haiti in Ghana Project is a diaspora-led resettlement initiative designed to support eligible Haitian nationals in their pursuit of stability, opportunity, and reconnection to their ancestral roots. The project offers a structured pathway for individuals facing hardship to relocate to Accra, Ghana, where they receive housing, support for cultural integration, basic healthcare, vocational training, and additional services. Phase I is focused on individual adult participants, with future phases expected to expand to include families and dependents.
What is the mission of the project?
To provide Haitian nationals with a dignified, stable, and culturally connected pathway to resettlement in Africa, promoting economic empowerment, cultural restoration, and diaspora reconnection.
🔹 Eligibility & Application
Who can apply for the program?
Haitian nationals facing hardship, instability, or seeking a fresh start are eligible. Applicants must be over 18, pass a criminal background check, have required documentation, and be financially prepared.
Are there any automatic disqualifiers?
Yes. Applicants with criminal records, false documentation, or pending legal cases will be automatically disqualified.
Do I need to speak English to apply?
No. Free English classes are provided during the first year. Applicants fluent in English may qualify for vocational training directly.
Can I apply if I live in the U.S., Canada, or Europe?
Yes. Applicants residing in these regions must provide a sponsor who is a resident of their country. Haitian applicants must have a sponsor living outside of Haiti.
I live in South America or the Caribbean—can I apply?
Yes. Applicants living in Chile, Brazil, Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, or Turks & Caicos only need to provide a character reference.
Can I bring my children with me?
Yes, applicants may include eligible dependents such as children. However, at this time, Phase I of the Little Haiti in Ghana Project is focused solely on individual applicants who are facing hardship.
While we recognize the importance of keeping families together, the initial phase is not structured to accommodate dependents. However, future phases of the program will expand to include eligible families, allowing participants to relocate with their children.
🔹 Travel & Arrival
When will relocation begin?
Relocation is scheduled to begin between September through December 2025. Accepted participants must be prepared to travel during that time frame
Will someone meet me at the airport in Ghana?
Yes. Upon arrival at Kotoka International Airport (ACC), the Little Haiti Welcome Committee in Ghana will greet you and escort you to your new apartment.
Do I have to arrange my own flight?
Yes, participants are responsible for booking and covering the cost of their own airfare. Once you have been entirely accepted into the program and obtained your visa, Little Haiti Global Corp. will provide you with detailed flight instructions and guidance to assist with your travel arrangements
🔹 Housing & Community Life
What kind of housing is provided?
Participants will live in modern apartments or townhouses—2–3 bedrooms, fully furnished, each with private bathrooms. Some may share based on availability.
Is there electricity and internet?
Yes. Accommodations include electricity and internet access. Participants must cover their own mobile phone service.
What is the community like?
The Little Haiti community near Accra is culturally Haitian in design and programming. It offers a safe, structured, and supportive environment.
🔹 Financial Commitment
What are the required program fees?
● Non-refundable application processing fee of $1,500.00
● $10,000 Project Investment Fee
Participants are responsible for their airfare and personal expenses.
Do I have to pay rent in Year One?
No. In Year One, housing is covered. Participants are only responsible for food, personal items, and mobile service.
What happens after Year One?
Participants who continue into Year Two are expected to cover their monthly expenses. They may opt into the affordable Last Mile Housing Plan for luxury apartments ($500–$850/month).
🔹 Support Services
What support services are included?
Participants receive:
● Airport pickup & housing
● Orientation & integration support
● English classes (if needed)
● Basic healthcare coverage (Year One)
● Cultural programming and community engagement
● Assistance with ID, banking, and driver's license
● Vocational training (for eligible participants)
● Job search and entrepreneurship guidance (upon request; not guaranteed)
Does the project guarantee a job?
No. The project does not guarantee job placement but will assist participants who request help, including referrals and consultations. Some services may involve third-party fees.
What kind of training is available?
Eligible participants may access training in agriculture, skilled labor, mechanics, nursing assistance, and more.
🔹 Legal Status & Exit
When do I become a resident or citizen of Ghana?
Participation in the Little Haiti Global program does not automatically grant you residency or citizenship in Ghana. However, while enrolled in the program, you become eligible to apply for permanent residency after one year of legal residence. After three years, you may apply for Ghanaian citizenship in accordance with the country's immigration laws. Our team will guide and support you throughout each step of the legal process to help you achieve your long-term goals
Can I leave the project early?
Yes. You may exit the project after Year One. If you choose not to continue, you'll have 10 days to vacate program housing and secure independent accommodations.
What if I want to stay in the community long-term?
Participants in good standing can lease housing beyond Year Two and remain part of the Little Haiti community if space is available.
