Healthcare Delivery

Once a year, the Ministry, with the help of doctors from the United States, organizes a health fair for all the communities in the north of Haiti.

Children receive their annual health examination during this fair. To reduce the problem of malnutrition and improper healthcare in the northern region, we try occasionally to provide healthcare services to the whole community, including those not enrolled in the Ministry.

Unfortunately, due to shortage of resources, we are not in a position to offer health examination to all the children; we feel obligated to turn down some children who come to us for help. Once our resources run out, we have no choice but to tell them that we are unable to help. It's never easy to look at children's faces to tell them to go home. We are constantly looking for help to improve our healthcare delivery system. The Ministry is in the process of coming up with a modest medical center in Port-Margot and a small pharmacy to help alleviate the burden of healthcare concerns in these communities.

Any type of help will be greatly appreciated in the pursuit of a better life for the less fortunate among us.

We are also looking for volunteers to help us in these projects. If you would like to help either here or in Haiti, please contact us so that we can make your travel arrangements. We are currently looking for administrative, consulting, fundraising, and grant writing volunteers in our US office. The Ministry is currently in dire need of health professionals to help us fight against the many rampant diseases ravaging the communities, and the children in particular. We are seeking active assistance of doctors, nurses, teachers, construction workers, and any one who would like to be actively involved in our work.