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Forward Together:
The Power of Community
In Haiti, there is a saying: “Se nan tèt ansanm, nou jwenn fòs” (It is in unity that we find strength.) This mindset guides us every step of the way. Through every challenge and every breakthrough, we move forward - not alone, but ansanm. Together.
We invite you to join us in increasing access to healthcare, education, clean water/sanitation (WASH), and economic development opportunities today.
The Power of Your Impact
Thanks to the extraordinary commitment of our staff, our partners, and generous supporters like you, Hope for Haiti’s programs impacted the lives of more than one million children, parents, and grandparents across southern Haiti this past year.
With support from our Gift-in-Kind partners, we imported and distributed more than $49 million in medications, medical supplies, and PPE - free of charge - to Haiti’s most vulnerable patients and 56 partner healthcare facilities.
In our 24 partner schools, 7,395 students received a quality education, and 4,337 of them learned vital digital skills in established computer labs. We supported 391 teachers with training and direct salary subsidies because we believe “Edikasyon se kle liberasyon” - education is the key to liberation. And we planted 6,938 seedlings across school-based nurseries, because restoring the earth is the foundation of strong, thriving communities.
And that's not all your support makes possible! Read our 2024 Annual Report here.
Resilience in the Face of Chronic Illness: Kesna’s Story
Kesna Mesidor, a 54-year-old woman from the island of Île-à-Vache, has spent her entire life surrounded by the beauty of the beaches and fishing communities. But living 6 miles off the coast of Les Cayes brings tremendous challenges, especially when it comes to accessing essential healthcare. Kesna has battled asthma since childhood, a condition that often leaves her struggling to breathe. “When I have an asthma attack, I feel really unwell. Sometimes, I can’t recognize anyone and start speaking incoherently. It’s like my lungs are full, and I can’t breathe at all,” Kesna shares.
As a single mother of three, Kesna faces the added challenge of managing her health while raising children, two of whom also suffer from asthma. The situation is even more difficult living in a remote area with limited access to medical care, and each asthma attack becomes a frightening race to reach Les Cayes for treatment, often requiring a perilous boat ride. For the past 15 years, Hope for Haiti has provided a lifeline to Kesna and her children, offering them access to life-saving medications, regular check-ups, and essential education on managing asthma.
