Non-profit Organizations in Haiti

Health Equity International Formerly Sbhf

Health Equity International has been providing essential health and support services to those in need for more than 40 years. Our work has three core components: St. Boniface Hospital, our healthcare facility in southern Haiti, is the largest care provider for over 2 million people in the region and serves as a model health system for the entire country. Our dozens of clinical programs are designed to meet and evolve with our patients’ needs. Here, medical professionals at every level of their careers come to learn and expand their skills. And our community health program and satellite clinic ensure that people living in the mountainous areas around St. Boniface Hospital can access the care they need. Our health system strengthening projects, designed and implemented in partnership with the Haitian Ministry of Health, bring our model of care to more people in more places. We’re sharing what we’ve learned with dozens of healthcare facilities and other nonprofit organizations across Haiti’s southern peninsula and providing healthcare workers with the training and technical support they need to deliver high-quality care. Our shelter and stabilization project, begun in 2024, provides critical shelter and stabilization services to dozens of unhoused migrant families in Massachusetts. We work in accompaniment with each family to design a rehousing and stabilization plan that meets their unique needs and helps them achieve self-sufficiency and independence. Through compassionate, dignified, and culturally competent services, casework, and community support, we are helping our clients build the future they want for themselves. At HEI, we believe that everyone deserves the right to be well. Together with our global network of partners and supporters, we’re creating a safer, healthier world for all.

201 to 500 staff

Haiti Outreach

Haiti Outreach, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit NGO based in Minnesota in the U.S. and Pignon, Haiti, that works with communities in Haiti on a range of issues from water to education and other projects. Our vision is for Haiti to become a developed country, with abundant clean water, sanitation, food, medical care, infrastructure like roads and electricity, educational and job opportunities, for all. Unlike most NGO's operating in Haiti, we are not a relief organization. We are interested in long term, sustainable development. We help the communities and the government to build and sustain these projects, mostly clean water projects in rural areas where they drink contaminated river water, with our training program for management responsibility. We also include sanitation education in this training. We operate using a 4-point community development model for long term sustainability to ensure that the projects will last over a long period of time. • The request for assistance comes from the community and not from us; we don’t tell them what they need; they tell us. • They must organize, with our assistance, and participate in all levels of planning. • The group responsible for the project must be a cross-section of the community, and the project must benefit the entire community. • There must be an economically viable maintenance plan established and managed by the community. How are we different? Our work is based on a grassroots effort involving community responsibility, participation and ownership. This is unlike many well-intentioned “development” projects that lack this economic sustainability element and end up creating a dependency. We have 20 staff in Haiti, all but one of which are Haitian citizens. We currently have a small staff of 4 in the U.S. to fundraise and administer.

11 to 50 staff

Mission Of Hope

As an organization following Jesus Christ, Mission of Hope exists to bring life transformation to every man, woman, and child. Mission of Hope works alongside local churches and leaders in Haiti and the Dominican Republic to transform lives through food security, education, and community engagement.

51 to 200 staff

Family Health Ministries

Family Health Ministries (FHM) is a non-profit organization based in Chapel Hill, NC that supports Haitian communities in their efforts to build and sustain healthy families through service,education and research. FHM's expertise is in women & children's health and its primary focus is in the area of cervical cancer prevention.

1 to 10 staff

Haitian Health Foundation

The Haitian Health Foundation's mission is to improve the health and well-being of women, children, families, and communities through healthcare, education, and community development.

201 to 500 staff

Young Development Actors

Welcome to YDA's - Your Partner in Youth Development and Empowerment! At YDA's, we are dedicated to nurturing the potential of today's youth and empowering them to shape a brighter future. Our mission is to provide a supportive platform for young individuals to thrive, learn, and make a positive impact on their communities. What We Offer- Inspiring Youth Programs: Join us for a wide range of engaging programs and events designed to enrich the lives of young people- Strategic Marketing Solutions: We excel in strategic marketing, helping businesses and organizations reach their goals effectively- HR Excellence: Our HR team is committed to fostering a vibrant and inclusive work environment, where every team member can grow and succeed. 🤝 Join Our Network : Connect with us to stay updated on our latest initiatives, events, and opportunities. Together, we can empower the next generation and create a world of limitless possibilities. Follow us to be part of our journey towards youth empowerment!

11 to 50 staff

Pure Water For The World

Pure Water for the World, Inc.(PWW) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to improve lives by empowering people with access to life’s most basic necessities: safe water, sanitation, and hygiene education. PWW was founded in 1994 as a club project by passionate Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Brattleboro (VT). Success of the project outgrew the club’s capacity and, in Pure Water for the World, Inc. was established. PWW is based in Rutland, VT with offices in Tegucigalpa, Trojes and Maraita, Honduras, and Limonade, Haiti. All staff members are native to the countries they serve. PWW’s vision is a world in which all people have safe water, proper sanitation and the knowledge to sustain it for future generations. PWW works to protect the human right to basic necessities by empowering people, living in underserved communities of Haiti and Central America, with the essential tools and education to establish sustainable safe water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) programs that support the health and wellbeing of community members, protect local water sources and the surrounding environment, and reduce the causes and impact of waterborne diseases. PWW’s WASH Training and Consulting Services teams provide workshops and consultations to other NGOs, government agencies, health officials, and educators, focused on the causes of waterborne diseases and how to prevent them in simple, effective ways. This training approach accelerates access to safe water and sanitation, facilitating expanded reach to communities in need, with the overall health benefits multiplied exponentially. To date, PWW has partnered with over 730 communities, reaching more than people. PWW meets all 20 Standards (give.org) and has earned Guidestar's Platinum Seal of Transparency, 100/100 by Charity Navigator, 2022 Classy Award Finalist, 1% for the Planet Nonprofit Partner.

11 to 50 staff

Lambi Fund Of Haiti

The Lambi Fund of Haiti takes its lead from the peasant and women's organizations with which we collaborate. The Lambi Fund is based on the premise that the Haitian people understand how development is best achieved in their country. Therefore, the Lambi Fund follows the lead of grassroots organizations in program and priorities. The Lambi Fund never dictates to a community organization what should be done. Through discussion and reflection, the peasants decide what is best for their community and present the project to the Lambi Fund for support. Program Areas The Lambi Fund focuses its funding in five main project areas: Sustainable Development — Sustainable agricultural projects help increase food security and income for peasant families. Many of these projects benefit women, who bear more of the burden in the agricultural economy. Community Micro-credit — Members of a community organization band together to form collective micro-enterprise funds to provide one another with much needed capital to start self-sustaining community projects. Animal Husbandry — In rural Haiti, wealth is measured in pigs and goats. For years, as conditions worsened in Haiti, the number of pigs and goats dwindled. Thanks to the self-sufficient projects run by grassroots groups, pig and goat breeding is again on the rise and contributing to the economic development of rural communities. Environment — The conservation of Haiti’s waning natural resources is central to all Lambi Fund projects. Community cisterns and irrigation systems help communities secure safe and efficient water supplies while community reforestation projects curb deforestation – the most rapid in the Western Hemisphere. Organizational and Leadership Training — Alongside our routine technical and management training programs, Lambi Fund provides organizational and leadership development training programs for peasant organizations and women’s associations.

11 to 50 staff

Unicef Haiti

UNICEF is the driving force that helps build a world where the rights of every child are realized. Follow us to know about UNICEF's activities in Haiti

51 to 200 staff

Acceso

Our vision is a world where smallholder farmers are empowered with long-term opportunities and market access that enable them to live healthy, dignified, and prosperous lives. A world where local food systems are equitable and work in favor of small producers, not against them. A world where all workers in food systems are paid fairly. Acceso’s mission is to create fundamental and lasting economic change in the lives of rural smallholder farming families. Our pioneering entrepreneurial model provides smallholder farmers with a sustainable way to participate in formalized markets, enabling them to work themselves out of poverty with dignity and to prosper. Acceso focuses on five key initiatives: empowering farmers to improve agricultural production, guaranteeing market access, boosting local social entrepreneurship, improving food security, and market-linked reforestation. Acceso’s current operations in Colombia, El Salvador, and Haiti have generated over $90M for more than smallholder farmers and farm workers.

201 to 500 staff

Apparent Project

Apparent Project is a 501c3 non-profit that offers childcare, quality education & job skills training needed to help the poor in Haiti rise out of poverty and become future leaders of integrity. Chaos & oppression often block these opportunities for the poor. Our primary location is in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, where our AP Childcare & School, and AP Institute are housed in two buildings. We currently have over 30 staff employed in Haiti. We have over 100 children in our programs from infant through 6th grade. And we've trained well over 200 elementary students, teens & adults in job skills - specifically typing & basic English & computer skills. Our teachers, guards, maintenance & housekeeping staff, and leadership team work together to provide a family environment. We have a stateside headquarters where donations are processed, and all legal requirements are met. In addition to receiving donations, Apparent Project ships Haitian products throughout the USA. People & organizations donate their time selling these products. AP sales helps fund our programs and also helps Haitian artisans in the area provide for their families. Psalm 2:8 “Ask of ME, and I will give you the Nations for Your Inheritance…” We've asked for Haiti

11 to 50 staff

Help Us Save Us

Help Us Save Us efforts have been focused in Haiti prior to the earthquake but in its aftermath, the need for aid has increased exponentially. Help Us Save Us is currently working to revitalize the educational institutions in Saint Raphael, Haiti. The town has gained many new residents displaced from the capital city, Port-Au-Prince, due to the recent catastrophe. St. Raphael is in dire need of more school. The current school systems cannot meet the demand due to excess population. By providing children and adolescents with high quality primary and vocational education, we expect to create citizens who are self-reliant and able to contribute to their communities in a number of ways. Read More.

1 to 10 staff

International Ngo Safety Organisation Inso

INSO provides free safety services to humanitarian NGOs to improve access and save lives. Our services to NGOs include real-time incident tracking, analytical reports, safety-related data and mapping, crisis management support, staff orientations and training. Our support helps NGOs with their day-to-day risk management responsibilities and improves their overall situational awareness to support evidence-based humanitarian access decisions. We also provide regional and global analysis. We are a registered NGO dedicated to humanitarian principles and comprised of experienced humanitarians and experts in NGO safety. This account is not used for operational reporting.

501 to 1000 staff

Fondation Zanmi Timoun

La fondation Zanmi Timoun est une organisation qui promeut et défend les droits des enfants en Haïti. Elle se donne pour mission de contribuer au changement social et économique du pays avec l’accompagnement des enfants et des jeunes démunis, de promouvoir le droit de l’enfant, de travailler à l’éradication de la domesticité « restavèk » en Haïti, de plaider pour la prise en charge des enfants de rue de la capitale, des grandes villes du pays et des points frontaliers.

11 to 50 staff

Project Fleri

We work with families in Vivi Michelle, Haiti to break the cycle of poverty through quality education. We take a holistic approach to make sure their emotional, physical & nutritional needs are met in order for them to academically flourish. Quality education is not possible unless every child has the resources & support they need to succeed. This is why we work with the families, local community & social workers to ensure their educational success.

1 to 10 staff

True Shepherd Foundation

At True Shepherd Foundation, our mission is to empower individuals and communities to break the cycle of poverty through education, healthcare, and the provision of valuable trade skills.

1 to 10 staff

Upstream International

Upstream provides assistance to people & communities in need. How and where we contribute is based on the cultural challenges and strengths of a community as defined by its most precious resource-the people. We use your support to empower world changers and difference makers leading their communities in providing various educational opportunities, running food programs, creating peace, offering jobs, & assisting in emergencies. Everything we do is to bring hope in the name of Jesus.

1 to 10 staff

Association Culturelle Thamani

L’Association Culturelle Thamani, filiale de la Fondation Thamani au Canada, est un Organisme Sans But Lucratif (OSBL) culturel enregistré auprès du ministère de la Culture en Haïti. Sa mission est de contribuer à des communautés plus inclusives et durables dans le domaine des loisirs, du gaming, de l’éducation, de l’environnement et des industries créatives et culturelles. C'est le leader de l’innovation sociale et technologique aux services des industries culturelles et créatives, des loisirs et du gaming, de la ludopédagogie et de l’environnement en Haïti. https://linktr.ee/associationculturellethamani/

1 to 10 staff

Hands & Feet Project, Inc

Our Mission Our mission is to be the hands and feet of Christ fighting for the cause of vulnerable children, their families, and their communities. Our Vision Because of our efforts, vulnerable children will grow fully into their God-given potential, families in crisis will stand together & endure trials undivided, and fragile communities will live in God's peace and in wholeness with one another. Our Core Values From our Children’s Villages in Haiti to our offices in the United States, we hold fast to Christ’s teachings and commandments. We strive to teach and exemplify Love, Honesty, Obedience, and Responsibility in the name of Christ.

51 to 200 staff

Hult Prize Ctpea

The Hult Prize is a prestigious global competition, often called the "student Nobel Prize," challenging young people to solve the world’s most pressing issues through social entrepreneurship. At the Centre de Techniques de Planification et d'Économie Appliquée (CTPEA), this competition gives students a unique opportunity to apply their entrepreneurial and creative skills. Teams of 3 to 5 participants compete locally, pitching their social startup ideas to a panel of experts. Winners represent CTPEA at the regional finals, with the potential to reach the global stage. You can participate in two ways- Form a competitive team of 3 to 5 members- Join the organizing committee and help bring the event to life on campus. This competition fosters social innovation, collaboration, and student engagement in addressing global challenges. By joining the Hult Prize, you can develop entrepreneurial skills, connect with thought leaders, and contribute to sustainable solutions. If you're ready to make an impact, don’t miss the chance to be part of the Hult Prize family. Bring your leadership, organizational skills, and passion for change!

11 to 50 staff

Cultural Capital Haiti

We are a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting grassroots projects in Haiti which address today’s urgent problems by building upon Haiti’s rich cultural traditions. In place of the failed model of outsiders coming in with "solutions", we employ our extensive experience living and working in Haiti to identify, vet and fund Haitian-led initiatives which are already working to provide ecologically sustainable livelihoods, to improve the lives of women and girls, and to ensure that all children have access to the necessities of life. We run a lean central nervous system for a growing organism of doers, taking on the burden of financial oversight and legal affairs, so our partners can just concentrate on providing services.

1 to 10 staff

Society Of Haitian Neuroscientists

The Society of Haitian Neuroscientists (SHN) is a global association of neuroscience professionals and trainees who share Haitian ethnic/cultural heritage and identity. The mission of SHN is to promote the basic and clinical neurosciences in Haiti by the creation of the conditions necessary for their advancement, to advance the neurological and mental health of all Haitian communities, and to foster collaborations between Haitian neuroscientists.

11 to 50 staff

Ayiti Community Trust

We are a community foundation supporting sustainable development innovation in Ayiti in the areas of: civic education, environment and entrepreneurship. We are group of professionals dedicating time, talent, and treasure to build a sustainable Ayiti. We are Haitians in Ayiti, in the diaspora, and friends of Ayiti who believe that together, we can transform and correct the misrepresentation of Ayitians and Ayiti.

1 to 10 staff

Deep Springs International

MISSION …to improve life in developing countries by identifying and encouraging the use of affordable water purification systems, teaching the importance of proper household water treatment, and creating new business opportunities for local people VISION.to improve public health while creating jobs through an integrated and sustainable safe water program that can be scaled throughout under-served communities in developing countries

201 to 500 staff

Have Faith Haiti

The Have Faith Haiti Mission & Orphanage provides safety, education, health, and opportunity for Haiti’s impoverished children and orphans, beginning in infancy. We provide a loving home where children can thrive personally, academically, and spiritually. After graduating from our bilingual academy, our children have the opportunity to attend college in the United States and return home as changemakers and leaders in the Haitian community.

1 to 10 staff

Havserve Children And Family Services

Mission: Our mission is to create pathways for resilience and self-reliance by empowering underserved children, youth, and families with access to education, mentoring, and sustainable development programs. Vision: A world where every child and family has the tools and opportunities to overcome adversity and achieve their full potential, creating self-sustaining communities rooted in hope and equity.

1 to 10 staff

Holistic Haitian Alliance Formerly Helping Haitian Angels

Since Holistic Haitian Alliance, formerly known as Helping Haitian Angels, was founded in 2008 we have pursued one unwavering objective – that families and communities in Haiti would thrive. We are not the only ones with this dream. Our Haitian brothers and sisters are helping us on a daily basis to achieve this goal. And together, our programs are working! Our growing alliance includes our children, over 70 employees, local community leadership, government officials, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and our supporters. In the past 15 years, we have evolved from a home for orphaned and abandoned children to a community pillar for strengthening families, education, and collaboration through our Kay Anj Village. Our joint efforts are transforming families and our community, and we are seeing improved outcomes in academic achievement, emotional care, social responsibility, and sustainable community practices. Kay Anj Village (KAV) is located on 40 acres in the Haitian commune of Dekle, just outside of Cap-Haitien. In addition to our foster homes, KAV has an education campus with primary, secondary, and vocational schools; a dental clinic, five farms, transitional care for young adults, volunteer housing, and is home to Hope Church – our growing community center of Evangelism.

1 to 10 staff

Initiative Sociale Et Impact Aux Enfants

Créé en 2020, IMPACT-E est une structure sociale de jeune cadre de la société civile que milite pour que chaque enfant et jeune soit inclus dans le processus de développement local et puisse bénéficier du pain de l’éducation vers la contruction et l’expression citoyenne de jeunes en Haiti. L’organisation s’est spécialisée dans l’accompagnement de projets de solidarité, de l’éducation pour chaque enfant en Haïti, du développement local et d’éducation à l’environnement. Convaincu que le développement ne repose pas seulement sur la construction d’infrastructures mais aussi sur l’accompagnement de l’humain (Enfants et Jeunes). IMPACT-E se veut une structure d’appui auprès des communautés et des acteurs locaux qui les aide à identifier les besoins réels, et à trouver des solutions!

11 to 50 staff

Umanum Icc Haiti

UMANUM est un cabinet d'expertises spécialisé dans le renforcement des compétences pour les organisations des industries créatives et culturelles et les opérateurs culturels en Haïti.

1 to 10 staff

Sustainable Healthcare For Haiti, Inc

Sustainable Healthcare for Haiti’s (SHH) mission is to help improve the lives of the children of Haiti – currently focused on the children and young adults of Fondation Montesinos / Saint Dominiques orphanage. We provide assistance in the areas of healthcare, education, food, housing, life skills & professional development, and above all, a safe, family, and faith-based environment. We strive to prepare the children and young adults as best as possible to live sustainable and successful lives on their own. SHH Board Members: Miriam Tuchman (Founder & Board Member) Tommy Conner (President & Board Member) Dave Conner (Treasurer & Board Member) Marcos Zatkulak (Clerk & Board Member) Dr. Ellen Lawson (Board Member) Stephane Alphonse (Board Member) Kristin Conner (Board Member) Gerard Georges (Board Member) Haiti Staff: Wendell Alphonse Our NGO Partners: Chalice Food for the Poor Kids Connection Haiti Our local and Haitian partners are: ALOM Clinic in Titanyen

1 to 10 staff

Happy Haitian Education

Happy Haitian Education is dedicated to empowering through education. In partnership with Happy Haitian Productions, we serve the Central Plateau of Haiti by boosting human and educational resources. By providing the proper space, staff, teachers, funding and opportunities our students can successfully build a brighter, happier future!

1 to 10 staff

Sprint To Cite Soleil

Cite Soleil is known to be one of the poorest and most dangerous cities in the entire world. Everyday, thousands of kids living in the region wake up unaware of when or where their next meal will come from, and unfortunately some of these same kids won’t have a place to call home. This type of poverty often prohibits children, teens and young adults from what is important such as family, community, school, athletics, arts and just simply being a kid. With nowhere else to turn, many kids and young adults join gangs. By providing kids a positive path and give them an optimistic outlook of the future, we can promote the important aspects in life. Sprint to Cite Soleil is a basketball program that works alongside the community of Cite Soleil, Haiti to inspire, empower, and create peace. Joseph Sadrack, a Cite Soleil peace prize winner and basketball president, is our in-country director and insures the program is running smoothly in Haiti. The 160 kids enrolled into the Sprint to Cite Soleil basketball program (boys and girls grades 1-12) practice every weekend in a school courtyard and are trained by 10 fabulous coaches. The kids enrolled in the program receive clean water every practice and once a week are served a homemade meal prepared by the 4 outstanding cooks we have hired. Although founded on the idea of basketball, Sprint to Cite Soleil is a social movement that stretches across the entire community of Cite Soleil, having established partnerships with multiple orphanages, hospitals, non-profits and more!

1 to 10 staff

Haiti Street Dog Project

1 to 10 staff

Haitian Education Project, Inc

Founded in 2003, the Haitian Education Project, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that aims to build self-sufficient communities in Haiti through effective education programs. We believe that education is a requirement for lasting social and economic development. With this belief as our guiding principle, we are dedicated to strengthening communities in Haiti by addressing educational and economic challenges critical to reducing poverty.

501 to 1000 staff

New Life For Haiti

The mission of New Life for Haiti is to minister to the needs of families and children in the Grand Anse River valley, sharing our love for Christ and His message, promoting self-sufficiency and hope for a sustainable future.

11 to 50 staff

The Haitian Women's Collective

Created in 2017, the Haitian Women’s Collective brings together Haitian women-led organizations based in Haiti. Our collaboration consists of direct service-providing organizations that are accountable to specific constituents based in various departments throughout the country.

1 to 10 staff

Together For Haiti

Together for Haiti exists to provide provide the tools, training, and resources necessary to help the Haitian people thrive. Through projects and initiatives that promote dignity and create opportunity, we help individuals, families, and communities work toward self-sustainability.

1 to 10 staff

Fondation Clarina Bastia-Fcb

Fondée le 08 Mars 2017, la Fondation Clarina Bastia( FCB) a son siège social à Hinche dans le Département du Centre d'Haïti, reconnue d'utilité publique au numéro 163 du Vendredi 09 Octobre 2020 au Journal Officiel le Moniteur de la République d'Haïti, une Institution sans but lucratif, ayant pour mission d'accompagner les "Familles Monoparentales" défavorisées et délaissées, vivant dans l'extrême pauvreté sur tout le territoire de la République d'Haïti, en vue d'améliorer leur " Qualité de vie" à travers un travers un changement systémique qui contribue à l'inclusion socio-économique et la mise en oeuvre des Objectifs du Développement Durable. Nos Projets visent à:_ Promouvoir les Droits socio-économiques des Femmes et Filles Monoparentales vivant dans la précarité, faisant face aux discriminations et inégalités systémiques._ Offrir un avenir meilleur en éducation et en santé aux Enfants et Jeunes monoparentaux vivant dans la grande pauvreté._ la Sensibilisation et le Plaidoyer en faveur de la Protection et l'Epanouissement des Enfants monoparentaux défavorisés._ la Promotion de la Santé communautaire et la Sensibilisation au profit des Femmes et Filles Monoparentales vivant dans la Précarité._ Financer des Activités Génératrices de Revenus( AGR) visant la Promotion des TPE permettant aux Femmes Monoparentales d'améliorer durablement leurs conditions précaires._ l'appui du projet environnemental axé sur la Sensibilisation des gens en matière de Protection, de Reboisement dont l'objectif est une contribution à la protection de l'environnement à travers l'éducation environnementale des Jeunes Monoparentaux défavorisés.

1 to 10 staff

Andrew Grene Foundation

The Andrew Grene Foundation (AGF) is a charity dedicated to supporting the people of Haiti through education and microfinance. Our work is dedicated to the memory of Andrew Grene, a UN worker and one of the many thousands of people who died in the Haiti earthquake of 12 January 2010. Due to the generosity of our corporate partner, the P3 Group, 100% of donations goes directly to our projects in Haiti.

1 to 10 staff

World Vision Haiti

World Vision is the largest child-focused private charity in the world. Our staff members working in nearly 100 countries have united with our incredible supporters to impact the lives of over 200 million vulnerable children by tackling the root causes of poverty. Through World Vision every 60 seconds…a family gets water…a hungry child is fed…a family receives the tools to overcome poverty. Motivated by our faith and guided by our deep experience and expertise, we are a Christian humanitarian, development and advocacy organisation devoted to improving the lives of children, families and their communities around the world and creating lasting impact that will live on in generations to come. We serve all people, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender.

201 to 500 staff

Fondation Serovie

Fondation Serovie is a company based out of 37 Rue Fernand Canape-Vert, PORT-AU-PRINCE, Quest, Haiti.

51 to 200 staff

Haitian Global Health Alliance

GHESKIO’s three-part mission includes clinical service, research, and training in HIV/AIDS and related diseases. The Haitian Global Health Alliance provides financial support for Les Centres GHESKIO (guess-key-oh) in Port-au-Prince and its network of clinics throughout Haiti. Founded in 1982 and directed by HIV pioneers and experts, GHESKIO is the world’s first institution dedicated to fighting HIV/AIDS.

1 to 10 staff

Koze Fanmi Kofan

Koze Fanmi (KOFAN) est une organisation chrétienne à but non lucratif qui s'engage à soutenir, en collaboration avec les églises évangéliques, les familles vulnérables en leur fournissant un accès à des ressources et un soutien essentiels. Notre vision est de former une famille qui sert Dieu, qui éduque ses enfants selon ses préceptes et une famille libre financièrement de génération en génération. Notre mission est de soutenir les familles spirituellement, éducativement et financièrement en leur offrant un environnement sécuritaire, des services de qualité et un accompagnement personnalisé. Nous nous efforçons de favoriser l'autonomie et l'épanouissement des familles en situation de précarité, en les aidant à surmonter les obstacles (sociétaux, spirituels, socio-économiques, culturels, etc.) auxquels elles sont confrontées. Nos valeurs fondamentales comprennent la spiritualité, l'empathie, la dignité, l'équité et la solidarité. Nous croyons fermement à la force des familles et nous avons à cœur d'œuvrer pour leur bien-être et leur épanouissement.

11 to 50 staff

Parole Et Action

Founded in 1986 by Eris Labady, Parole et Action came to light to empower people living in rural areas in Haiti. Most of these rural regions are unreached by most NGOs, have no local government presence or facility and infrastructures. In some of these regions, children walk more than three hours a day before reaching a school or hospital or church. Indeed, thousands of children and millions of communities members lack access to education, food, water, and relevant infrastructures. Devastated by seeing people living in such horrific condition, Pastor Eris then came with that vision and found Parole et Action to impact these people. More than 30 years after, our mission and vision remain the same. We go to vulnerable communities to invest and impact people. Now, we are working with 37 communities in the South, West, Center, and Artibonites departments to educate young leaders for community development. We have been able to support 37 schools and impact more than 10 children annually with quality education, health assistance, food and clean water. We also run programs like Child Advocacy & Policy Influencing, Livelihood, Health, Sponsorship, and Emergency Relief. We are changing lives through relevant assistance to the most needed. Wouldn’t you like to do the same?

11 to 50 staff

Caris Foundation

Caris began working in Haiti in 2007 with two hospitals working primarily in the field of Pediatric HIV. Activities were focused on Early Infant Diagnosis (EID) testing of children born to HIV positive mothers. Over the years Caris has continued to support the National EID program and Women and Children living with HIV in Haiti. The foundation currently supports over 140 hospitals in all 10 Provinces of the Country, including several remote islands and hard to reach districts. Caris has seven regional offices and over 240 staff who support our mission. Our network provides coverage to over 95% of the Haitian population. We work in close partnership with the Ministry of Health, the National Laboratory of Public Health and many other organizations with similar missions in Haiti. Our work has been supported by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and The US Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) since 2009. In 2013 Caris was asked by USAID/PEPFAR to develop a comprehensive plan for Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) affected by HIV. The Program was called “BEST” Bien et Santé Timoun, which translated means ‘child’s wellbeing and health’, and this project has since transitioned into Impact Youth, also supported by USAID, which continues the same work. In 2017, Caris began work on Project Santé - the USAID-supported health services delivery program to encourage excellence in the health system across the country. Partnering with the Haitian Ministry of Public Health and Population (MSPP), Santé focuses on strengthening the package of essential services at 164 clinical sites in all ten Departments of the country. Technical assistance is given for maternal child health, community health, nutrition, family planning, WASH, HIV/AIDS & TB, supply chain & laboratory, disaster and risk preparedness, results-based financing, and monitoring & evaluation.

201 to 500 staff

Fondation Rose Et Blanc Freb

Created in Haiti, about 21 years ago, when several other organizations and foundations were also created without making big changes to the unfortunate situation of misery of the Haitian people, this social movement comes from an initiative of Sophia Martelly with her husband Michel and their kids. In September 2008, this family initiative became a foundation and is called « Fondation Rose et Blanc (FREB) ». Since then, it has established contacts with governmental entities, NGO’s and other private institutions in order to combine efforts to improve the social, sanitarian and economic conditions of Haitians. FREB, since its creation, has been able to intervene in many departments of the country bringing support and accompaniment to the most disadvantaged. Seeing the impact made by FREB, over the years various caring people and institutions backed up this initiative which primarily aims to help those in need.

1 to 10 staff

Healing Hands For Haiti International Inc

Healing Hands For Haiti International Foundation is a non-profit, 501 © 3, non-governmental organization. We are dedicated to fostering the expansion and quality of rehabilitation services for the benefit of physically disabled adults and children in Haiti. We believe that the best way to serve the people of Haiti is to enable them to serve themselves. Our 4 points of focus are: Rehabilitation education Clinical Treatment Disability prevention Increasing public awareness

11 to 50 staff

Eden Garden Orphanage

Eden Garden Orphanage is changing lives of orphans in Haiti. http://edengardenhaiti.org As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that empowers orphans or abandoned children to escape poverty and become productive adults, we provide:(1) healthcare, water, food, sanitation and education services, free of charge, to 37 orphaned children who live in our campus.(2) Education and sanitation services for grades K-6, free of charge, to 150 or more children from the community who attend our schools.(3) Various community services, free of charge, to Montrouis residents through our medical clinics, food distribution, clean water distribution, clothing distribution, construction and home repair.

11 to 50 staff