Haitian-American Dignity & Advancement · Massachusetts
Diyite ak avansman pou kominote ayisyen an.
KHADA is a community organization founded by Haitian-Americans in Massachusetts. We build programs, tools, and gatherings that treat our community with the dignity it deserves — and that anyone can check, use, and trust.
What we do
Community programs
Workshops, health and civic information sessions, and cultural events in Lowell, Lynn, and across Massachusetts — in Kreyòl, French, and English.
Tools built for trust
We build our own software so the community doesn't have to take anyone's word for it. Our raffle publishes enough for anyone to verify the drawing themselves.
See the raffle →Learning by playing
Pwen Mache is a points-only game about how markets and odds really work. No money, no prizes — just a clearer head the next time someone promises easy returns.
Play Pwen Mache →How we work
Nothing behind a curtain.
Too many things offered to immigrant communities ask for trust and give nothing back. We do the opposite: our drawings are provable, our games are free, and our books are open to our members.
KHADA is led by community members with backgrounds in public health, community organizing, and technology. We answer to the people we serve.
Contact
Drop us a line.
Questions, partnerships, or an idea for a program — we read everything. Nou pale kreyòl, franse, espanyòl ak angle.