most rural areas in haiti have little to no access to healthcare, leaving residents vulnerable to preventable diseases and making it alost impossible to receive timely medical care.

In 2018, the Emmanuel Medical Clinic was completed, offering year-round care to a community that previously had none. Certified by Haiti’s Ministry of Health and staffed by dedicated Haitian medical professionals, the clinic provides consistent and compassionate care. Additionally, mobile clinics are held throughout the year, reaching some of the most remote areas of haiti. The largest of these takes place during the Grand Convention in March, where over 3,000 patients receive medical care in a two-day period.

Our clinic is a lifeline, providing prenatal care and essential medicines to treat life-threatening diseases like malaria, cholera and typhoid fever, ensuring access to care that saves lives.