Haiti

Dona Antoine was afraid when her baby daughter, Doriana, started to show alarming systems—swelling (edema), diarrhea, vomiting and trouble urinating. Doriana’s health deteriorated quickly.  Dona, just 20, lives with her partner, in a modest home they share with seven other people. While the family uses treated water and has access to a latrine, their living […]

For many Haitians, survival has become an act of resistance. With economic collapse, political instability, insecurity, and lack of access to healthcare and food becoming less the temporary effects of a crisis, but a more permanent reality. Women and children are the most affected. Daily essentials are becoming scarce, and the risk of malnutrition is