Rachel Belt is the Volunteer and Logistics Coordinator at Hospital Bernard Mevs Project Medishare in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. She has an extensive history of helping others. Before joining Project Medishare, Rachel worked for Doctors Without Borders in New York, World Health Organization in Geneva, The Medical...
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Read MoreThree Young, Displaced Earthquake Survivors Reconnect With Family In Haiti On Tuesday, June 21, 2011 Project Medishare was able to reconnect three young boys, displaced by the 2010 Haitian earthquake, with their family members in Haiti thanks to the Miami Dolphins. They are only three of...
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Read MoreProject Medishare for Haiti has a very strong presence in the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince at the countries only critical care and trauma facility, Hospital Bernard Mevs. However, this is not the only place where life saving work is completed. We have teams in the...
Read MoreAs some of you may be aware, clearing customs in Haiti is not the easiest of tasks. We have unfortunately had everything from medical supplies, medication, and ambulances to even protein drinks held up in customs after successfully departing the United States. That being said,...
Read MoreHospital Bernard Mevs Project Medishare is in urgent need of Pediatric and ICU volunteer nurses. If you have been waiting for the best time to help with our efforts at the only critical care and trauma service facility for all of Haiti, now is the...
Read MoreProject Medishare for Haiti is currently seeking an experienced CEO/Executive Director that will serve as the Chief Executive, responsible for the overall management of the organization and reporting to the board of directors and executive committee. Project Medishare for Haiti, a Miami, Florida based 501C3,...
Read MoreOne year ago on June 6th, 2010, Project Medishare for Haiti moved the 300-bed field hospital that was erected shortly following the January 2010 earthquake. The staff, patients, medications, beds, medical equipment, supplies, etc. were all moved into a brick and mortar building; the Hospital...
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