We warmly welcome the contribution individuals and organizations in the health community, philanthropic and business organization in the U.S., Canada and Haiti. Moreover, regardless of your skills, you are welcome to be part of this effort, which aims to make a difference in the lives of thousands of people living in rural communities across Haiti.
There are multiple ways in which you can help:
• make donations,
• fundraise,
• volunteer,
• spread the word or
• invite others to join in
• encourage individuals, organizations and businesses to contribute;
• collect material resources (medical equipment and digital devices);
• contribute to the planning and implementation on health fair;
• help renovate and build health clinics in rural Haiti;
• help plan and join in medical mission trips to Haiti.
In doing so, you help by helping us build a network of supporters to our programs and various activities in rural Haiti. Both your direct or indirect contributions mean a lot to our organization and the communities it serves.
As most rural clinics in Haiti, the ones our organization supports are ill-equipped and lack basic medical supplies required to provide healthcare to these communities. On the other hand, since most rural areas don’t even have makeshift health station, there is a pressing need to build health clinics to ensure access to healthcare is available to these communities all year around. Meanwhile for the clinics that are operational, we desperately need medical supplies.
Haiti Health Professional's Networks aims to assist low-income communities in the US and Haiti in their quest for access to heath care. In the US we prioritize Heal Fair while our main focus in Haiti is to provide its rural communities with access to basic health care through medical mission trips on a regular basis.In both Haiti and the US, the primary focus of our organization is preventative healthcare education. We believe it is the best approach to improving community health is in a sustaible manner.
A patient at the health fair in Immokalee, Florida (May,2018)