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In Cerca-la-Source, 300 beneficiaries receive cash transfers via local cooperatives. These funds help to restart activities, cover essential needs and directly inject resources into the local economy.
Despite instability and logistical difficulties, Zanmi Lasante teams continue to provide care every day. A constant presence in the communities, even when everything seems to come to a standstill around.
In Haiti, chronic diseases and traumas account for almost 60% of the disease burden. This groundbreaking report proposes concrete actions to build a more equitable healthcare system.
Mirebalais University Hospital temporarily suspends services for security reasons. Zanmi Lasante and Partners In Health reaffirm their commitment to care and protection, despite an unprecedented crisis in Haiti.
On this World Health Day, Zanmi Lasante reaffirms its commitment to healthy births, a hopeful future, and a strong system accessible to all, despite the current crises in Haiti.
At Zanmi Lasante, the real impact comes from our presence alongside Haiti’s most marginalized communities. Beyond the numbers, our teams walk, care with dignity and ensure that no one is forgotten. Despite the challenges, their work embodies justice, solidarity and a commitment to leaving no one behind.
À Lacolinne, des centaines de familles vulnérables ont reçu une aide alimentaire essentielle grâce au programme FAES-BID. Cette initiative vise à renforcer la sécurité alimentaire et l’accès aux services sociaux pour les populations les plus isolées, dans un contexte de crise aiguë en Haïti.
A former farmer from Morne Thomonde, Paulet Petitcar can no longer work. Thanks to the FAES assistance program, supported by the IDB and implemented by Zanmi Lasante, he receives a food kit and financial support. Concrete help that restores dignity and hope to forgotten elders.
Le 22 mars 2025, Zanmi Lasante a organisé une journée de dépistage de la tuberculose dans la localité reculée de Balandrie, à Boucan-Carré. Plus d’une centaine d’habitants se sont déplacés, malgré la chaleur intense et l’accès difficile, pour bénéficier des services offerts. Pour beaucoup, c’était la première fois qu’ils se faisaient dépister. Mettre fin à la tuberculose commence par aller vers ceux qu’on oublie.