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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.
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.
Nurses are the pillars of our healthcare system, often at the expense of their own well-being. Supporting them means saving lives, supporting families, and strengthening Haiti’s future.
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.
Zanmi Lasante’s midwives remain critical in Haiti, providing vital care despite the crises. Supporting their work means investing in the lives of women and children.
In the hustle and bustle of the emergency room, Dr. Samorah Christie Legagneur embodies the calm, determination and teamwork needed to save lives and train Haiti’s next generation of doctors.
The temporary closure of HUM has not put an end to care. From Belladère to Saint-Marc, Zanmi Lasante teams are adapting, taking over and keeping our mission alive.
Every month, Zanmi Lasante laboratories perform more than 140,000 tests, helping 30,000 patients gain access to a reliable, rapid diagnosis that is essential to their care.
At Hôpital Bon Sauveur de Cange, more than 150 people took part in a day of education, free testing, and mosquito net distribution to better protect themselves against malaria.