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Children's Health Ministries fights to eliminate preventable infant and child deaths and restore hope to impoverished Haitian families by providing top quality pediatric healthcare and nutrition services in the name of Jesus.

Investing in Haitians Serving Haitians

CHM believes in empowering the Haitian people to be the directors of their own recovery. Our clinic is led and staffed entirely by Haitian nationals, many who also live in the community we serve. Inspired by the love of Jesus and their country, our Haitian team delivers dignified, compassionate, and culturally relevant care to one of the poorest communities in Haiti.

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Providing Healthcare and Nutrition Services
to Haiti's Most Vulnerable Children

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Malnutrition Treatment

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Neonatal Intensive
Care Unit

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Breastfeeding &
Infant Formula Programs

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Pediatric
Primary Care

Family

Pediatric Intensive
Care Unit

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Family Nutritional Services

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Family Planning

Results: 2021 Impact
Inpatient Care
Malnutrition
Job Creation

newborns

treated in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

infants & children

treated in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit

children

treated for moderate to severe malnutrition

packets

of Medika Mamba used to treat malnourished children

Haitians

employed full time

new job

created and filled with Haitian employees

Baby Care
Family Assistance
Other Services

babies

provided with infant formula

cans

of infant formula distributed

families

provided with nutritional support

bags

of Feed My Starving Children Manna Packs distributed

children

treated in our outpatient general pediatric clinic

women

provided with family planning

Your partnership saves lives.

Will you join us in providing health and hope to some of Haiti's most vulnerable children?

Children's Health Ministries is proud to be the recipient of the Platinum Seal, Guidestar's highest financial accountability rating, for 6 years running.
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17 Facts You May Not Know About Haiti:

1 Haiti was the first independent black republic, gaining independence from France in 1804.
2 The Haitian Revolution was the only successful slave revolt in history.
3 Haiti shares the island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic.
4 The country is prone to natural disasters, including earthquakes and hurricanes.
5 Haitian Creole and French are the official languages.
6 Haiti has a rich cultural heritage, influenced by African, French, and indigenous Taíno elements.
7 Vodou (often spelled Voodoo) is an officially recognized religion in Haiti.
8 The Citadelle Laferrière is the largest fortress in the Americas.
9 Haitian art is renowned for its vibrant colors and themes.
10 Haiti has a young population, with a median age of about 23 years.
11 The country is famous for its annual Carnival celebration, known as "Kanaval."
12 Haiti has a diverse and flavorful cuisine, including dishes like griot (fried pork) and rice and beans.
13 The country has one of the highest levels of biodiversity in the Caribbean.
14 The Haitian national drink is rum, and the country produces a variety of rum-based beverages.
15 Haiti has a strong tradition of oral storytelling and folklore.
16 The country is working towards reforestation after decades of deforestation.
17 Haitian music, including genres like compas and rara, is a significant part of the national culture.
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Today I would like you to meet Jameson Delva and her mother Tessilia. Jameson's father left without notice and there are two more children at home. Mom does laundry for people to earn some money but there is little to no work available.

The second photo is Nerline Prive and her mother Nathalie. There are three children in the family and the father does not provide any assistance.

All of these children and their motheres depend upon us to keep them alive. There are no alternatives in our community of Carrefour.
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Today I would like you to meet Jameson Delva and her mother Tessilia. Jamesons father left without notice and there are two more children at home. Mom does laundry for people to earn some money but there is little to no work available.

The second photo is Nerline Prive and her mother Nathalie. There are three children in the family and the father does not provide any assistance. 

All of these children and their motheres depend upon us to keep them alive. There are no alternatives in our community of Carrefour.Image attachment

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