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Haiti Programs and Projects
Health
Covenant Hospital is a modern, 22-bed facility located in the village of Mombin Crochu on Haiti's northern mountain plateau. It provides diagnostic and curative services to pediatric and adult in-patients and outpatients, as well as emergency and primary level trauma care for the region.
Hôpital Ste. Croix is a 120-bed hospital in Leogane that provides comprehensive health care to the poor of the area.
Ste Croix Community Health Center is an outpatient clinic on the island of La Gônave.
St. Vincent’s School for Handicapped Children in Port-au-Prince serves more than 300 children suffering from blindness, speech impairments, deafness and other physical handicaps. |
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Hunger
In 2006 the Presbyterian Hunger Program made the following grants:
Farmers' Association of Bassen Zim (APB) — $8,000
Chickens, vegetables, red worms and moringa — an integrated, diversified production
Integrated project including chicken and guinea fowls raising, organic farming and vermiculture.
Fondasyon Kole Zepol, Fonkoze — $10,000
Curriculum Development and Pilot Testing of Two Participatory Modules
Basic literacy training for women, education in business skills, use of financial services and healthMPP-Mouvman
Peyizan Papay — $25,000
The Road to Life-Integrated, Diversified Yard Production Systems
Integrated sustainable agricultural development program including organic farming and moringa trees.
Lambi Fund of Haiti — $9,000
Small Community Church of Dewonsre (TKLD) Pig and Goat Project
This project will provide 35 families in Dewonsre with their own breeding pig or goat.
Lambi Fund of Haiti — $ 8,000
Lambi Fund of Haiti
The Lambi Funds supports small scale economic development projects that give Haitians more control over their lives and resources. |
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Self-Development
Group Sipo Magazen (GSM), Leogane
In 2004 the PC(USA) Self-Development of People (SDOP) program made a grant of $20,000 to this project. A group of marginalized women suffer from lymphatic filiarasis, an irreversible disease that permanently disfigures its victim. Needing each other's support and an economic base, they set up a store that sells products to members at below-market prices. The SDOP grant helps pay for many of the start-up costs involved.
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