News & Stories
In the areas served by Zanmi Lasante, mental health needs are becoming more urgent and complex. Population displacement, violence, economic hardship, the closure of certain facilities, and the relocation of staff have increased the pressure on families, while making regular access to care more difficult.
The care of a newborn with neonatal meningitis illustrates the importance of teamwork in pediatrics. At Bon Sauveur Hospital in Cange, Saintanie Sonnéus helps coordinate the care that gives children the best chance of recovery.
Augustin Benito, 71, has been living alone in Lascahobas for several years. A former baker, he hopes to use the support he has received to sell bread and regain a small source of income.
As fiscal year 2027 begins, Zanmi Lasante reaffirms its commitment to strengthening essential care, building up its teams, and making better use of limited resources, without compromising the quality of care in Haitian communities.
The FAES-BID projects carried out by Zanmi Lasante enable vulnerable families like Odina’s to access healthcare, social support, a food kit and financial support.
Ms. Odette Joseph, who had previously been treated at HUM for breast cancer, received a medical evaluation, a six-month supply of medication, and a follow-up plan during a Zanmi Lasante medical outreach in the South.
Through the stories of two children supported by J9, Rodrique and Florene demonstrate how regular maternal and child health care helps families better protect the health of mothers and children.
Zanmi Lasante brought together 24 institutional players in Hinche to strengthen safeguarding, PESAH and the fight against GBV in the Centre, with a joint action plan and concrete priorities.
S. Registre Eugène accompanies people living with HIV to maintain their treatment. His visits, listening and regular follow-up strengthen the link between patients, their families and health services.