Non-profit Organizations in Haiti

Unlocking Communities

Unlocking Communities is redefining global development by replacing perpetual aid dependency with self-sustaining community enterprise. We are recognized as a system-changer because we equip high-potential grassroots organizations with a unique blueprint and blended financing model required to build long-term, viable enterprises. We are the risk-mitigating bridge that goes where others won't. We do not impose solutions; instead, we partner with radical local leadership to apply our framework to their self-identified needs. Our model is a proven, finance-backed framework for independence. It establishes clear business models and exit strategies. This mechanism ensures the complete and immediate transfer of economic power and ownership to local leaders upon independence. We achieve this by preferring blended debt/financing over perpetual grant reliance. We’ve impacted lives across 50 communities in challenging regions like Haiti, Ethiopia, and Ukraine. We have generated $20 million in economic savings for families and are rapidly scaling our enterprise models for global replicability. We are actively seeking partners who champion sustainable finance and alternative funding models.

1 to 10 staff

Ayiti Community Trust

We are a community foundation supporting sustainable development innovation in Ayiti in the areas of: civic education, environment and entrepreneurship. We are group of professionals dedicating time, talent, and treasure to build a sustainable Ayiti. We are Haitians in Ayiti, in the diaspora, and friends of Ayiti who believe that together, we can transform and correct the misrepresentation of Ayitians and Ayiti.

1 to 10 staff

Fondation Clarina Bastia-Fcb

Fondée le 08 Mars 2017, la Fondation Clarina Bastia( FCB) a son siège social à Hinche dans le Département du Centre d'Haïti, reconnue d'utilité publique au numéro 163 du Vendredi 09 Octobre 2020 au Journal Officiel le Moniteur de la République d'Haïti, une Institution sans but lucratif, ayant pour mission d'accompagner les "Familles Monoparentales" défavorisées et délaissées, vivant dans l'extrême pauvreté sur tout le territoire de la République d'Haïti, en vue d'améliorer leur " Qualité de vie" à travers un travers un changement systémique qui contribue à l'inclusion socio-économique et la mise en oeuvre des Objectifs du Développement Durable. Nos Projets visent à:_ Promouvoir les Droits socio-économiques des Femmes et Filles Monoparentales vivant dans la précarité, faisant face aux discriminations et inégalités systémiques._ Offrir un avenir meilleur en éducation et en santé aux Enfants et Jeunes monoparentaux vivant dans la grande pauvreté._ la Sensibilisation et le Plaidoyer en faveur de la Protection et l'Epanouissement des Enfants monoparentaux défavorisés._ la Promotion de la Santé communautaire et la Sensibilisation au profit des Femmes et Filles Monoparentales vivant dans la Précarité._ Financer des Activités Génératrices de Revenus( AGR) visant la Promotion des TPE permettant aux Femmes Monoparentales d'améliorer durablement leurs conditions précaires._ l'appui du projet environnemental axé sur la Sensibilisation des gens en matière de Protection, de Reboisement dont l'objectif est une contribution à la protection de l'environnement à travers l'éducation environnementale des Jeunes Monoparentaux défavorisés.

1 to 10 staff

Haitian Education & Leadership Program

For decades, Haiti’s emerging leaders have seen a cycle of violence, natural disasters, and systemic government failure. At the same time, young Haitians face steep barriers to higher education—one of the most effective pathway to social and economic development. Only 1% of college-aged Haitians attend college, and just over 50% of those students remain enrolled, with only around students graduating each year. Upon completing their studies, more than 85% of these graduates leave the country—giving Haiti one of the highest brain drain rates in the world. As a result, the number of college-educated individuals who remain in Haiti is alarmingly low, casting a shadow of uncertainty over the nation’s future. The Haitian Education & Leadership Program is committed to changing this narrative by empowering Haiti’s youth with education, leadership development, and resources to be the next generation of leaders and changemakers.

11 to 50 staff

Health Equity International Formerly Sbhf

Health Equity International has been providing essential health and support services to those in need for more than 40 years. Our work has three core components: St. Boniface Hospital, our healthcare facility in southern Haiti, is the largest care provider for over 2 million people in the region and serves as a model health system for the entire country. Our dozens of clinical programs are designed to meet and evolve with our patients’ needs. Here, medical professionals at every level of their careers come to learn and expand their skills. And our community health program and satellite clinic ensure that people living in the mountainous areas around St. Boniface Hospital can access the care they need. Our health system strengthening projects, designed and implemented in partnership with the Haitian Ministry of Health, bring our model of care to more people in more places. We’re sharing what we’ve learned with dozens of healthcare facilities and other nonprofit organizations across Haiti’s southern peninsula and providing healthcare workers with the training and technical support they need to deliver high-quality care. Our shelter and stabilization project, begun in 2024, provides critical shelter and stabilization services to dozens of unhoused migrant families in Massachusetts. We work in accompaniment with each family to design a rehousing and stabilization plan that meets their unique needs and helps them achieve self-sufficiency and independence. Through compassionate, dignified, and culturally competent services, casework, and community support, we are helping our clients build the future they want for themselves. At HEI, we believe that everyone deserves the right to be well. Together with our global network of partners and supporters, we’re creating a safer, healthier world for all.

201 to 500 staff

Insa

INSA (Inisyativ Sante) is a health education and community health nonprofit dedicated to improving health literacy, expanding access to care, and strengthening public health in underserved communities — starting in Haiti. We believe health is a human right. That’s why we deliver mobile healthcare services, school-based health programs, and life-saving training directly to people who need it most. Our Impact: 5+ Mobile Health Clinics reaching rural and hard-to-reach populations students educated on preventive health and healthy living Hundreds trained in CPR, first aid, and emergency response 🩺 Community health screenings identifying hypertension, diabetes, and other chronic conditions early Our Programs: • Mobile Health Clinics – Bringing primary care and preventive services to underserved areas • School Health Education – Empowering youth with health knowledge and life skills • Community Health Screenings – Promoting prevention and early intervention • Emergency Response Training – Building local capacity to save lives Our Vision: By 2035, INSA will expand globally, working across healthcare, research, economic empowerment, and social development to create healthier, stronger, and better-informed communities worldwide. Keywords: health literacy, health education, public health, Haiti nonprofit, mobile clinics, community health programs, CPR training, preventive healthcare, chronic disease prevention, health equity insaht.org | insa.wellness@gmail.com

1 to 10 staff

True Shepherd Foundation

At True Shepherd Foundation, our mission is to empower individuals and communities to break the cycle of poverty through education, healthcare, and the provision of valuable trade skills.

1 to 10 staff

All Things New

All Things New is a ministry in Haiti that began in February 2013. Our first priority is All Things New Orphanage that will house and take care of 34 beautiful children who have either lost or been abandoned by their parents. Matt and Jessica Bush (the founders of All Things New) are in the process of moving to Haiti to provide love and care for these children. We need your help! Please partner with us in getting the word out about this ministry. We need to purchase land, build buildings, hire care-givers and security, etc. Please join us in this task. GOD clearly called Matt and Jessica to All Things New when He brought them into contact with the children who live in this orphanage. Currently, 1 Haitian couple is trying to take care of all of these children. They have no resources, poor facilities, and no training in caring for these children and they need help. The sooner we can move down to run this orphanage, the better it will be for them and for us!

1 to 10 staff

Hands & Feet Project, Inc

Our Mission Our mission is to be the hands and feet of Christ fighting for the cause of vulnerable children, their families, and their communities. Our Vision Because of our efforts, vulnerable children will grow fully into their God-given potential, families in crisis will stand together & endure trials undivided, and fragile communities will live in God's peace and in wholeness with one another. Our Core Values From our Children’s Villages in Haiti to our offices in the United States, we hold fast to Christ’s teachings and commandments. We strive to teach and exemplify Love, Honesty, Obedience, and Responsibility in the name of Christ.

51 to 200 staff

Haiti Street Dog Project

1 to 10 staff

Happy Haitian Education

Happy Haitian Education is dedicated to empowering through education. In partnership with Happy Haitian Productions, we serve the Central Plateau of Haiti by boosting human and educational resources. By providing the proper space, staff, teachers, funding and opportunities our students can successfully build a brighter, happier future!

1 to 10 staff

Koze Fanmi Kofan

Koze Fanmi (KOFAN) est une organisation chrétienne à but non lucratif qui s'engage à soutenir, en collaboration avec les églises évangéliques, les familles vulnérables en leur fournissant un accès à des ressources et un soutien essentiels. Notre vision est de former une famille qui sert Dieu, qui éduque ses enfants selon ses préceptes et une famille libre financièrement de génération en génération. Notre mission est de soutenir les familles spirituellement, éducativement et financièrement en leur offrant un environnement sécuritaire, des services de qualité et un accompagnement personnalisé. Nous nous efforçons de favoriser l'autonomie et l'épanouissement des familles en situation de précarité, en les aidant à surmonter les obstacles (sociétaux, spirituels, socio-économiques, culturels, etc.) auxquels elles sont confrontées. Nos valeurs fondamentales comprennent la spiritualité, l'empathie, la dignité, l'équité et la solidarité. Nous croyons fermement à la force des familles et nous avons à cœur d'œuvrer pour leur bien-être et leur épanouissement.

11 to 50 staff

Children Of The Promise

Children of the Promise (COTP) is a non-profit organization based out of Willmar, Minnesota. Our main focus is to support at-risk children and families in Northern Haiti. We believe families should stay together. We serve families at risk of separation by investing in family strengthening programs, with the goal to keep families together and to empower them towards a life of sustainable health and wellness. When the separation of a child from a family does occur due to a variety of reasons, we pursue family-based care and use temporary family-style residential care when needed, with the goal to unite the child with a healthy forever family. Education is a key piece in helping families out of the cycle of poverty. Our school, Institution Chrétienne Enfants de la Promesse (ICEP), welcomes over 330 students to school every day and its vision is "to provide Christ-centered quality education, equipping students for a life of praise and service in their communities and beyond for the glory of Jesus Christ".

51 to 200 staff

Overture International

We are Overture International, a nonprofit established by individuals in both the US and Haiti to empower Haitian families and their communities to be active and engaged in building full, hopeful and independent lives. We are the catalyst for the work at ESPWA in the south of Haiti, a child development center that makes every attempt to keep children in the most natural and supportive environment possible – the family. Simply put, our belief is that job creation is the ultimate solution to combating the ongoing cycle of poverty that results in family separation, vulnerability to natural disasters, and a dependence on foreign aid. We're excited to share more about our work – and your place in it – in the coming months and years.

1 to 10 staff

Tek4kids.Org

Tek4Kids’ mission uses systematic methods to attack systematic poverty. By educating young Haitians with technology, we give them the tools used all around the world in an effort to help them break the cycle of poverty affecting them. Because we partner with existing schools in Haitian communities, we avoid brick-and-mortar expenses. This also strengthens Haitian social institutions, as administrators and teachers learn how to access and use Tek4Kids’ curriculum. Finally, our Tek4Kids “graduates” communicate what they are learning to peers outside of their school: to friends, family, and to their entire social network.

1 to 10 staff

The Haitian Women's Collective

Created in 2017, the Haitian Women’s Collective brings together Haitian women-led organizations based in Haiti. Our collaboration consists of direct service-providing organizations that are accountable to specific constituents based in various departments throughout the country.

1 to 10 staff

Fondation Rose Et Blanc Freb

Created in Haiti, about 21 years ago, when several other organizations and foundations were also created without making big changes to the unfortunate situation of misery of the Haitian people, this social movement comes from an initiative of Sophia Martelly with her husband Michel and their kids. In September 2008, this family initiative became a foundation and is called « Fondation Rose et Blanc (FREB) ». Since then, it has established contacts with governmental entities, NGO’s and other private institutions in order to combine efforts to improve the social, sanitarian and economic conditions of Haitians. FREB, since its creation, has been able to intervene in many departments of the country bringing support and accompaniment to the most disadvantaged. Seeing the impact made by FREB, over the years various caring people and institutions backed up this initiative which primarily aims to help those in need.

1 to 10 staff

Groupe Dynamic Pour La Survie D'haiti

We are involved in education, orphanages, reforestration, environment and agricultural. We mainly focus on haitian financial support but are open to any other sources. Our goal is to open new anevues for Haiti. We also have created GRODYSH INT'L incorporated in the state of Florida as a non for profit organization. This is to allow us to raise financial support for our projects. We will also support environmental project all around Haiti and in other undevelopped country as well.

11 to 50 staff

Hands Across The Sea Hats-Haiti

We are a non-profit organization serving needy children and families in Deschapelles, Haiti with a children’s home, a school from preschool to grade 13, and community development initiatives. Children’s Home Hands Across the Sea currently has children in full-time care, ranging in age from 0-18 years, who are cared for in a loving family-style environment. We are ready to receive additional orphans as the need arises in the community. In addition to caring for children in our home, we provide support to needy children and families in the community in order to maintain the family unit whenever possible. School We offer a high quality education to children from preschool to grade 13 at our safe, well-constructed school campus. Registered with the Haitian Ministry of Education, our school follows the prescribed federal school curriculum, while working to incorporate modern approaches to teaching and learning. Ongoing teacher training and professional development help our teachers provide the highest quality education possible. Community Outreach Hands Across the Sea is an integral part of the communities of the Artibonite valley. We employ local staff and pay fair wages as part of our commitment to building strong families and strong communities. Hands Across the Sea provides ongoing outreach to the wider community through practical assistance including emergency assistance, community development programs and community partnerships. Mercy Ministry Hands Across the Sea provides ongoing outreach to the wider community through practical assistance including emergency assistance, community development programs and community partnerships.

11 to 50 staff

Help Us Save Us

Help Us Save Us efforts have been focused in Haiti prior to the earthquake but in its aftermath, the need for aid has increased exponentially. Help Us Save Us is currently working to revitalize the educational institutions in Saint Raphael, Haiti. The town has gained many new residents displaced from the capital city, Port-Au-Prince, due to the recent catastrophe. St. Raphael is in dire need of more school. The current school systems cannot meet the demand due to excess population. By providing children and adolescents with high quality primary and vocational education, we expect to create citizens who are self-reliant and able to contribute to their communities in a number of ways. Read More.

1 to 10 staff

Haiti Projects

Haiti Projects is a nonprofit with focused initiatives to empower women of rural Haiti toward self-sufficiency. We provide access to jobs, healthcare, and education creating avenues for building sustainable community.

51 to 200 staff

Meds & Food For Kids

Meds & Food for Kids saves the lives of severely malnourished children in Haiti with Ready-to-Use-Therapeutic Food (RUTF) we make at our factory in Cap-Haitien, Haiti. We also produce and distribute supplemental foods to schoolchildren and pregnant and nursing mothers to prevent malnutrition. St. Louis pediatrician Dr. Pat Wolff founded Meds & Food for Kids in 2003. Six employees are based in the United States. The rest of our 83 employees are in Haiti. By employing Haitians and training farmers, Meds & Food for Kids helps break the cycle of poverty and stimulates economic development. Our vision sees the achievement of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 2: Zero Hunger.

51 to 200 staff

Parole Et Action

Founded in 1986 by Eris Labady, Parole et Action came to light to empower people living in rural areas in Haiti. Most of these rural regions are unreached by most NGOs, have no local government presence or facility and infrastructures. In some of these regions, children walk more than three hours a day before reaching a school or hospital or church. Indeed, thousands of children and millions of communities members lack access to education, food, water, and relevant infrastructures. Devastated by seeing people living in such horrific condition, Pastor Eris then came with that vision and found Parole et Action to impact these people. More than 30 years after, our mission and vision remain the same. We go to vulnerable communities to invest and impact people. Now, we are working with 37 communities in the South, West, Center, and Artibonites departments to educate young leaders for community development. We have been able to support 37 schools and impact more than 10 children annually with quality education, health assistance, food and clean water. We also run programs like Child Advocacy & Policy Influencing, Livelihood, Health, Sponsorship, and Emergency Relief. We are changing lives through relevant assistance to the most needed. Wouldn’t you like to do the same?

11 to 50 staff

World Vision Haiti

World Vision is the largest child-focused private charity in the world. Our staff members working in nearly 100 countries have united with our incredible supporters to impact the lives of over 200 million vulnerable children by tackling the root causes of poverty. Through World Vision every 60 seconds…a family gets water…a hungry child is fed…a family receives the tools to overcome poverty. Motivated by our faith and guided by our deep experience and expertise, we are a Christian humanitarian, development and advocacy organisation devoted to improving the lives of children, families and their communities around the world and creating lasting impact that will live on in generations to come. We serve all people, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender.

201 to 500 staff