News & Stories
In Angoman, 1-year-old Kedson was suffering from acute malnutrition. Thanks to a mobile clinic run by Zanmi Lasante, he was treated, monitored and today lives. A child on his feet, a father who remained present.
In the mountains of Ti Lory, Gesma was saved from tuberculosis thanks to Zanmi Lasante’s free care. A discreet but vital victory, made possible by commitment and solidarity.
In Verrettes, despite insecurity and budget cuts, Zanmi Lasante’s HIV teams are organizing to maintain care and make sure patients aren’t forgotten.
Faced with budget cuts and the temporary closure of HUM, our teams are standing firm. Fewer resources, more pressure, but still the same mission: to care, to support, and to remain present.
Solon lost everything after the death of his wife. Thanks to Zanmi Lasante, he is gradually regaining his mental health. Support our mental health services and help other patients get back on their feet.
Le Dr Dorestant défend une médecine familiale rigoureuse et humaine, essentielle au système de santé haïtien. Son parcours incarne engagement, transmission et espoir pour les générations à venir.
In Saint-Marc, an ICP training course has strengthened the skills of 30 healthcare professionals. Thanks to this initiative, establishments in Artibonite are better equipped to prevent infections and protect patients.
Les infirmiers et infirmières sont les piliers de notre système de santé, souvent au prix de leur propre bien-être. Les soutenir, c’est sauver des vies, faire vivre des familles, et renforcer l’avenir d’Haïti.
Ten abandoned children were rushed from Mirebalais to Saint-Marc, then transferred to Zanmi Beni. Simple, essential care that now offers them the chance to rebuild their future.