- The Elderly Project: In partnership with two local churches in Merger de Sibert and Renaissance Village, Haiti, we currently provide monthly groceries for around 60 elderly participants. A volunteer committee makes regular visits to each of the elderly in our program and washes their laundry. The elderly also receive medical care and treatment of hypertension.
- Hypertension Project: Hypertension affects 65% of Haitians over the age of 40, and is the greatest cause of morbidity and mortality in Haitian adults ahead of HIV, Cholera, Malaria, and Tuberculosis combined. Beginning with the participants in the Elderly Project, we are working to combat hypertension with a two-pronged approach — managing existing hypertension and educating to prevent hypertension.
- Community Health Education Projects: Working with healthcare professionals and organizations on the ground in Haiti, we have developed community based health education initiatives and hold weekly classes on critical topics such as Hypertension Prevention, Nutrition/Malnutrition Prevention, and Basic First Aid for the surrounding community.
- Vocational Training, Professional Development, and Job Placement: We invest in individuals, from teens to the elderly, who have plans for transforming the lives of people in their own communities. We currently have a team of 3 in Haiti — a Project Manager, a nurse Health Coordinator, and an additional nurse — all of whom are beautiful examples of our commitment to building up and walking alongside potential community leaders.