News & Stories
Investment in solar energy aims to ensure the continuity of care, reduce dependence on generators, and better control costs, through solutions tailored to the clinical, operational, and energy needs of each facility in the network.
Les activités communautaires de santé mentale de Zanmi Lasante permettent d’identifier les crises, d’accompagner les familles et d’assurer la continuité des soins. Ce travail constitue un pilier essentiel du système de santé mentale dans plusieurs régions d’Haïti.
On the occasion of World Kidney Week, Zanmi Lasante organized awareness-raising and screening activities in Saint-Marc and Hinche, enabling risk factors to be identified and people requiring medical follow-up to be referred.
Les programmes de résidence en médecine interne, médecine familiale et médecine d’urgence de Zanmi Lasante obtiennent le renouvellement de leur accréditation internationale, confirmant la qualité de la formation médicale et l’engagement à former des médecins en Haïti.
In the life of an institution, certain moments invite us to take a step back. Not to slow down the action, but to reflect on the meaning of the work we do together and what constitutes its true solidity.
On International Women’s Rights Day 2026, Zanmi Lasante reiterates its commitment to ensuring respectful and protective care for women and girls in our supported healthcare facilities across Haiti.
The FAES-supported border facility in Belladère stabilized a young mother who had recently undergone surgery, provided post-caesarean care and prevented complications, ensuring continuity of care from the moment she arrived.
Four years after his passing, the legacy of Dr. Paul Farmer (Polo) continues to guide the work of Zanmi Lasante. His demand for quality, fairness and clinical rigor guides our decisions and reinforces our responsibility to every patient.
Congenital heart disease represents a major pediatric need in Haiti. In Saint-Marc, 14 children are being monitored for cardiovascular pathologies. Making parents aware of the warning signs and medical follow-up can help limit serious complications.