What began as a 3-month stay in the fall of 2005, has grown into 9 nutrition centers, a medical and dental clinic, elementary and high schools, seminary, and university offering medicine, biomedicine, nursing, agronomy and elementary education degrees. UCI continues to grow, meeting the needs of the community, while touching the lives of Haitians through sharing, studying, and living out the Gospel. From these small beginnings, the gospel has turned a small village that was marked by vodou and hatred, into a community that works together.

​Today, UCI has over 1,800 elementary students and over 1,200 university students with the vision to train up Godly leaders that will revive their communities for Christ. UCI believes God will use the elementary school, university, and training programs in Caiman to equip Christian leaders and bring about long-lasting change throughout Haiti at the national level.

The University at UCI is host to one of the leading medical programs in the country.

Two-thirds of all Haitians depend on agriculture to provide food for their families, making fresh water from irrigation and other projects essential.