Young Woodjery Dupré Renews His Commitment to Supporting Youth Education
By Gedeon Delva · Port-au-Prince · · 1 min read · Updated 24 April 2026
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Calling himself “The Social Man of Pétion-Ville,” Woodjery Dupré once again this year maintains his commitment to the education and emergence of youth.
Indeed, with the aim of helping some students return to school, young Woodjery Dupré enabled about twenty young girls to pay for the sewing of their uniforms. In an interview with our editorial team, he stated that this gesture reflects his commitment to supporting Haitian education and youth. “I have said it before, and I repeat it: I will continue to do ‘social work’; this support testifies to my commitment to young people,” he specified. “I will continue to stand by their side,” he added. The beneficiaries, for their part, welcomed the initiative and congratulated Dupré for this gesture, which they deemed “significant.” The parents were very happy. “I am very proud that the young people and their parents are delighted with this donation,” said Mr. Dupré. The young youth leader recalled that education is a right, and school is the future of the country. He emphasized that every educated child in Haiti is a step towards the country's development. He reaffirmed his determination to continue fighting for access to education for all. “This is my mission; I will never give up,” concluded Dupré, surrounded by a group of children.
Indeed, with the aim of helping some students return to school, young Woodjery Dupré enabled about twenty young girls to pay for the sewing of their uniforms. In an interview with our editorial team, he stated that this gesture reflects his commitment to supporting Haitian education and youth. “I have said it before, and I repeat it: I will continue to do ‘social work’; this support testifies to my commitment to young people,” he specified. “I will continue to stand by their side,” he added. The beneficiaries, for their part, welcomed the initiative and congratulated Dupré for this gesture, which they deemed “significant.” The parents were very happy. “I am very proud that the young people and their parents are delighted with this donation,” said Mr. Dupré. The young youth leader recalled that education is a right, and school is the future of the country. He emphasized that every educated child in Haiti is a step towards the country's development. He reaffirmed his determination to continue fighting for access to education for all. “This is my mission; I will never give up,” concluded Dupré, surrounded by a group of children.
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