The following blog has been written by one of our team in Haiti: On the 21stOctober the New York Times published an article entitled ‘There Is No Hope: Crisis pushes Haiti

was humbled at the end of last year meeting a handful of refugees with disabilities who'd fled outbreaks of violence in South Sudan.  One had previously described 'bullets passing over

In the last two weeks I've had the extraordinary privilege of visiting our projects in both Haiti and Uganda, witnessing afresh the daily life saving work that you support. One of

The earthquake in North West Haiti this weekend which has killed 17 people and injured over 300 was a painful reminder to the underlying trauma still felt by many from the devastating

Last Friday thanks to your support, 900 displaced refugees fleeing from the South Sudan war received emergency food aid and support.  Picture below: families turning up to distribution One lady, a

Sophie Maule is a midwife from the UK and has been volunteering with HHA in Haiti this summer. She is coordinating an exciting new project in partnership with Kings College London (KCL

Sitting at Entebbe airport after 3.5 weeks in Uganda working with the refugee response...I can’t think of many other trips over the years with so many contrasting, extreme

This week I had the privilege to be in Haiti for the 11 Year Anniversary of HHAs partner hospital, which we co-founded in 2007.  Just to make things even more

We hope you had a wonderful Christmas!  As 2017 draws to an end, so to does our 10 Year Anniversary.  Watch this short film which celebrates where HHA have got

How is one blood pressure device changing outcomes for pregnant women in Haiti? Early detection, early recognition, and quicker referrals. The CRADLE VSA device is helping selected clinics and hospitals in the

Dear all, On behalf of everyone at HHA, specifically our Haiti based team, we'd like to express our deep thanks for your prayers, support and help in the last week related

830 women died today. By giving birth.  It's a shocking statistic. But what's even worse is that these mothers are dying from preventable causes such as sepsis (severe infection