Make a difference today... ...purchase our award winning HSKI film-documentary
An explosively revealing, heart-wrenching film-documentary. An expose' modern day child slavery, severe abuse and the resulting loss of childhood for thousands of children.

Who made it?
Director/producer/writer Ron Becks and Director/cinematographer/Editor Young Man Kang combined their award-winning talents to create this phenomenal documentary; drawing attention to the plight of the street kids of Haiti. The film has a soundtrack of authentic Haitian roots music by the Grammy-nominated group, Boukman Eksperyans.

Who paid for this to be made?
This DVD was produced by way of a donation to HSKI. Executive producer Jeanette Lawrence, of Huntington Beach, California was inspired to fund this effort after becoming aware of the life-endangering work being performed by a courageous rescue team, headed by an American formerly from Corpus Christi, Texas, Michael Brewer, R.N.

How do I get a copy?
Order your copy of Haitian Slave Children: Forgotten Angels by credit card online or with a check or money order by mail by sending a cheque or money order for $30 (USD) payable to Haitian Street Kids, Inc.
Please be sure to specify either 'video cassette' or 'DVD'.

Your Purchase Is Tax Deductible, all Proceeds Benefit The Children Of HSKI. Any and all donations toward this work are greatly needed and appreciated.

WINNER
Best Effort Documentary Short
2001 Jamerican Inter'l Film Festival
"Haitian Slave Children"

WINNER
Silver Remi Award
2002 Worldfest Houston
"Haitian Slave Children"
previous award winners
Oliver Stone, Steven Speilberg, David Lynch, George Lucas and Ang Lee.

Read more (independant) information about the film here, and be sure to come back here to order your copy!

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These are other videos made either by us or kindly for us. We are grateful to everyone that both made and helped to make these short videos documenting life for the forgotten children of Haiti. Thank you for watching. Thank you for caring; it means more to these kids than you can imagine, just to know that someone cares whether they live or die.