A commemoration tribute to the refugees that arrived in the state of Florida on December 12, 1972.

Sant La’s annual Holiday Open House

This Give Miami Day: Nou Se Sant La! From November 13 through 16, any donation between $25 and $10,000 will be partially matched by the Miami Foundation.

The premier conference to set priorities and develop strategies for the advancement of South Florida's Haitian American community.

A conversation on the role of Haitian-led organizations in creating a path to legal status for Haitian Boat People.

Chemin Viktwa: A conversation with key legal strategists who paved the way for Haitian Boat People

Haitian Heritage Month Children’s Heritage Day is a great opportunity for families to celebrate Haitian culture with food, games and activities with their children.

A celebration of the 50-year legacy of Haitian "Boat People" in South Florida and 23 years of service to our community.

A celebration of women pioneers presented by the December 12 Project Committee

“ERITAJ” is a historical and contemporary musical, highlighting the exceptional character of Haitian women who forged our history.

Special Commemorative Service at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church

A community gathering commemorating the earthquake that occurred in Haiti on January 12, 2010.

A commemoration tribute to the refugees that arrived in the state of Florida on December 12, 1972.

Get Ready to #LevelUP for Sant La! This Give Miami Day, Sant La is celebrating by UPLIFTING our community, our agency and our collective philanthropy!

You are invited to join us at Sant La's 22nd Annual Fundraiser Event: A Homecoming Celebration on June 11, 2022 at 7 p.m.

The Year of Gratitude! Join us for a wonderful evening in celebration with Sant La, funders, partners and friends and family. Click here for more info and registration link.

We are looking forward to your support this Give Miami Day! Any donation between $25 and $10,000 will be partially matched by the Miami Foundation. Click here for donation link.

VIRTUAL CELEBRATION & SILENT AUCTION | 20 Years of service to the Haitian Community of South Florida

Join us for our annual holiday lunch where we celebrate our clients, team, partners, funders and accomplishments.

Sant La will join hundreds of Miami-based, nonprofit organizations on November 21, 2019 to raise funds through Give Miami Day’s online platform. During this special 24 hours, donations between $25- $10,000 will receive a match from the Miami Foundation.

Join us for our annual holiday lunch where we celebrate our clients, team, partners, funders and accomplishments. The event is free and open to the public. RSVP is required by December 7, 2018.

Applications for the third class of Sant La Fellows, running August 2017 through June 2018, are due Friday, June 30th.

Find the application and more information here.

Are you interested in joining the Sant La Fellows program to grow as a leader and make a difference in your community?

Come to this info session on Monday, June 26th at 6:30 pm to hear about the program from previous Fellows and learn about the application process from Sant La staff.

Register here.

Each week Sant La's employment services staff hold a job orientation workshop. Learn about the South Florida job market, how to prepare for a successful job interview, and tips for retaining your current job. This workshop is led by our veteran employment specialists, Mr. Charles Cazeau and Mr. Wilbert Laurent.

We invite all our South Florida neighbors to our new location in North Miami for a day of cultural exchange and discovery on Thursday, May 25th. Part of the Connect Miami initiative, Promenade Atizay will allow attendees to connect with their Miami neighbors while experiencing the food, music, art, and language of Haiti at Sant La.

Each week Sant La's employment services staff hold a job orientation workshop. Learn about the South Florida job market, how to prepare for a successful job interview, and tips for retaining your current job. This workshop is led by our veteran employment specialists, Mr. Charles Cazeau and Mr. Wilbert Laurent.