In 1982, Pastor Bither attended a Missions convention, and learned of the hardship and extreme needs of the Haitian people. After accepting an invitation to visit the Haitian missionary, Pastor Bither and his wife were confronted with the hopelessness of these people. It was at this time, that God gave them a vision of what He wanted them to do. Haiti Endowment Fund.christ
Temecula, CA 92593
Haiti Foundation of Hope is a Christian organization addressing the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of the people in the impoverished and underserved rural communities of northern Haiti.
VANCOUVER , WA 98660
Haiti Healthcare Partners is a California-registered 501(c) (3) charity established in 2005. Our USA team, which has been visiting Haiti since 1997, provides funding and strategic direction for a medical clinic in Cherident, Haiti that also serves the surrounding area of Grande Colline. Since the clinic opened its doors in June 2006, at least 90% of our donations have been directed to the clinic’s all Haitian staff and operations.
HHP works in concert with four other area charities, Plant With A Purpose, Haiti Education Foundation, Living Waters and Solar Under the Sun that enables all of us together to deliver synergistic benefits to the entire community of Grande Colline.
Westlake Village, CA 91361
Haiti Healthy Kids, Inc. currently focuses on the treatment of hydrocephalus in Haiti, with long-term goals of early detection and prevention of hydrocephalus. We are currently creating a neurosurgical training program, known as The Fisherman Project.
11403 S.W. 133 Place
Miami FL, 33186
Haiti Help Med Plus, Inc. (HHMP) is a 501 (c) (3), non-profit, charitable, tax-exempt organization (FEI number: 200263595), registered in the state of Florida (registration Number: CH17094) in 2003. “Fondation Haiti Help Med”(FHAHM) is a sister organization registered in Haiti. We have provided sustainable aid to Haiti for over 12 years.
3145 Cecelia Dr
Apopka, FL 32703
Haiti International Alliance, Inc. (HIA) is a humanitarian-based organization that is working to improve the lives of the people of Haiti. HIA was formed in
2010 by Dr. Jean Rigaud Amilcar Antoine (Pastor Rigaud) in order to oversee the operation of his numerous ministries in Haiti.In Port-au-Prince, Haiti, HIA maintains the following primary areas of assistance.
Bethlehem Evangelical Baptist Church was started on September 2, 1984 by Pastor Rigaud, his wife Melande, and their children Jean Caleb and Jean
Ricot in a small building in Port-au-Prince close to where they are now located. They outgrew that building very quickly and held services in the street.
Pastor Rigaud was called to a meeting at the office of the President of Haiti and given the land where Bethlehem Evangelical Baptist Church and College
Jean Rigaud Antoine are currently located. Bethlehem Evangelical Baptist Church has approximately 2000 people who attend church services each Sunday.
What We Do
Haiti International Alliance is involved in Haiti in the following areas:
Spiritual Care
Orphan Care (through a partnership with Wayom Timoun)
Medical Care
Education
Our Mission:
Haiti International Alliance exists to provide food, housing, education, and medical care for children in the local communities but focuses primarily on the orphans of Haiti.Our Vision:
To bring resources and infrastructure to targeted areas of Haiti with an ultimate goal of helping to stabilize the core issues of employment, shelter, and food - while assisting the growth of the economy.Our Core Values:
• Compassion
• Care
• Benevolence
• Ethical Standards
PO Box 641289
Miami, Florida 33164-1289
USA
THE PURPOSE OF THE SOCIETY SHALL BE TO MINISTER TO THE SPIRITUAL AND PHYSICAL NEEDS OF THE HAITIAN PEOPLE SO THAT THEY MIGHT BE WON BY THE HOLY SPIRIT TO BE DISCIPLES OF JESUS CHRIST.
Lincoln, NE 68542
Our commitment to improving the health of the people of Thiotte, in southeast Haiti, began in 1997 with a small group of care providers led by Dr. Maureen Murphy. Since then, HMMW has made over 75 trips to Thiotte. Volunteer teams of 8 - 12 healthcare professionals and non-medical volunteers provide general and specialized medical care and surgery to the area's 160,000+ people.
In 2001, HMMW built and furnished a medical clinic, Centre de Santé Sacré-Cœur de Thiotte (CSST), and began treating patients there in 2002. HMMW's presence in Thiotte and our ability to facilitate relationships between the local Haitian people and other US and international organizations interested in providing assistance to Haiti, has resulted in the people of Thiotte receiving considerably more assistance than our organization could have provided alone. Now, Thiotte also possesses a hospital and continuous medical care is available through Centre de Santé Sacré-Cœur de Thiotte (CSST). With support from HMMW, the clinic and hospital together currently employ a staff of approximately 18 Haitians, including: a family practice physician, nurses, community healthcare workers, a lab and eye technician, clinic administrator and support assistants.
Current Efforts
Each year we will provide care through one vision screening, lens distribution and eye surgery mission team, one dental team and two general surgery and medical teams. HMMW also contributes significant funds toward Centre de Santé Sacré-Cœur de Thiotte (CSST) lead medical staff salaries and works to facilitate relationships that contribute to CSST improving and expanding medical care for people living in and around Thiotte, in Haiti's South East Department.
HMMW volunteer medical mission teams complement the fine care provided in our absence by Dr. Jean Judeson and the CSST staff. Our eye health team, partners with Dr. Reynold Monsanto, Dr. Frantz Large, and the Haitian Society of Ophthalmology to provide sight-saving care.
Haiti Mission Connection began as a small social justice effort at St. Mark parish in Peoria, in the early 1980's. Through the years we have expanded to become Haiti Mission Connection with people of many faiths and from beyond the Peoria area. Teams of people traveled to Haiti to a sister parish in Chauffard and then to Sts. James and Philip parish in Jacmel. In 1998 Bishop Poulard requested we begin a mission to an impoverished rural area in the mountains of Southeast Haiti, the town of Bodarie.
In our first mission we asked the community leaders what needs they saw in their community that we might help with. Their answer was clean water, education, and medical care. Since then we have kept these needs in mind. We have introduced a water purification program to be used by individual homes, which has been helpful in decresing the amount of sickness from water borne pathogens.
We held medical missions in Bodarie for several years but decided to sponsor a nurse to be present in the village for ongoing medical care and follow up of chronic disease. She can refer patients to the dispensary in Thiotte, with which we have established a connection. We continue to go on medical missions each year.
P.O. Box 1393
Peoria, IL 61654-1393
Haiti Neurosurgery Initiative (HNI) was founded by Emory University neurosurgeons and a dedicated core of like-minded individuals.
We feel passionately about bringing quality healthcare to underserved populations and believe that a rotation-based model of coverage holds the potential to facilitate long-term capacity development.
We chose Haiti as the location to develop this model of clinical support because of its lack of neurosurgical coverage, the uniquely developed clinical setting provided at l'Hopital Universitaire de Mirebalais (HUM), and support from Partners In Health/Zanmi Lasante (PIH/ZL) staff that this model of coverage could support long-term neurosurgical capacity development.
PO Box 98418 Atlanta, GA 30359