An update on escalating violence and instability in Haiti

Staff are monitoring all cases of fever and using rapid tests to diagnose patients quickly, effectively

The U.S. Public Health Emergency declaration for COVID-19 lifted last week, as did Title 42, an order used to prevent migrants from seeking asylum. PIH urges legislators to respect the rights of migrants and not support new racist and xenophobic bills that would make asylum difficult for families and children.

Our top blog stories, social posts, and videos covered the legacy of Dr. Paul Farmer, emergency response, and more

Despite challenges, not one Zanmi Lasante facility has yet closed or been forced to stop caring for patients throughout the region. Indeed, 1.3 million people, or 1 in 10 Haitians, rely on the ZL-supported health network for care, treatment and accompaniment.    

Since 2018, the program has supported mothers and babies through four key services: group prenatal and pediatric appointments, psychosocial support and counseling, community-based care, and hospital-based services. 

Loune Viaud, who most recently served as executive director of Zanmi Lasante in Haiti, assumed her new role as PIH's first chief gender and social equity officer in September.

Panelists discuss their shared fight of pushing for justice for Haitians around the world.

PIH clinicians assessed cancer care at HUM and published their findings in The Oncologist