A Life You’ve Set on the Right Course – “When Hands Up for Haiti Works, Everything Works”
Posted on May 18, 2023
For HUFH staff, saving lives never takes a day off. What does it mean for the most vulnerable children in Haiti and their families when our staff says: “When Hands Up for Haiti works, everything works.”
Saving Lives Never Takes a Day Off: Monthly Outcomes that Build a Better Future
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For HUFH staff, saving lives never takes a day – or a month – off. Results matter. This is how Haitian families benefit from our lifesaving work.
The Faces of Those You’ve Helped — What it Means to Deliver Care to Those Without
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In Haiti, a country in crisis, HUFH delivers medical care where no other options exist. When HUFH works, everything works, even for the poor; if HUFH cannot work, everything freezes for the poor.
Haiti UPbeat UPdate: Four Reasons, Four Lasting Legacies
Posted on June 7, 2022
Here are 4 tributes, just a few among many, that move and inspire us on an UPbeat note as our HUFH team faces down the challenges of life in Haiti and delivers our lifesaving programs.
HUFH By the Numbers: 75,000+ Ways You’ve Helped Us Help Others
Posted on January 5, 2022
Outcomes that make a difference — and a staff that persists.
Some Compelling News About the Root Cause of Haiti’s Troubles
Posted on June 7, 2022
A NY Times series exploring the outside forces that led to the current state of affairs in Haiti.
In Neighborhoods Decimated by Fire, HUFH Takes Action
Posted on January 5, 2022
HUFH in action, helping victims of the recent gas tanker explosion in Cap Haitien.
Honoring the Memory of Dr. Hemant Kairam & HUFH’s Programs for Children
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A Celebration of His Legacy of Caring and Compassion and Our Programs for Children.
Earthquake 2021: HUFH’s Disaster Response
Posted on August 25, 2021
HUFH is on the ground, responding to the earthquake and other disasters.
A Son of Haiti Speaks From Ground Zero After the Earthquake
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When the latest disaster struck, I knew I was going down there to help. . .