Every day at our clinic in Haiti, we witness the incredible strength and resilience of our community. We encounter significant challenges, but the support from compassionate people like you truly makes a difference. The need for immediate and intensive medical care is constant, and in these particularly difficult times marked
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My name is Vierge, a 64-year-old woman from Cazale, Haiti. I have spent my life in nurturing roles, raising seven children, supporting my family, and aiding those in need through my work at a local Cholera Treatment Center (CTC). My job involved witnessing daily miracles as people walked into the
As you might know, we’ve faced significant challenges this year in receiving supplies due to increased gang activity and unrest in Haiti. These conditions have severely impacted our ability to bring in essential items through our usual channels. Since January, customs processes have been slow, and accessing our mail pickup
