We run two fixed-facility health clinics, one in Marmont and one in Lahoye. Combined, our clinics saw more than 49,000 patients in 2021. Common cases treated include scabies, gastrointestinal diseases, and wound care. Both clinics are fully Haitian-staffed and are open year-round.

Our team of trained community health agents travel door-to-door seeing patients. They are the first, and often only, source of health care for many rural Haitians, and help provide lifesaving care.

We provide health education at all possible opportunities: waiting areas to be seen, rally posts, group meetings/events, our health agents going house to house. We cover topics such as nutrition, HIV/AIDS, vaccines, hygiene and COVID-19.

Our team of trained doctors, nurses, pharmacists and medical aides travel to some of the most remote areas of the Central Plateau to run ‘pop-up’ mobile clinics. These are opportunities for Haitians living in the most rural conditions to access healthcare. Our team often has to trek through rough, unpaved roads and cross rivers to reach these areas.

We have a chlorine plant to produce and distribute chlorine throughout our communities, schools and clinics, as well as provide hygiene kits at crucial times in the communities: COVID-19, cholera outbreaks, etc.

We host rally posts to give community members the opportunity to be informed about or treated for specific health issues. These can include immunizations, hygiene education, and more.