There is a crisis in Haiti. Dire circumstances—violence, fuel shortages, rampant inflation—have left innocent children and youth in precarious and sometimes life-threatening conditions.

For decades NPH Haiti, St. Damien Pediatric Hospital, and the St. Luke Foundation have served Haiti’s most vulnerable. Support the work of NPH. Please join us to help Haiti today.

Dec. 12 The Flavor of Haitian Christmas: Staying Close to Local Traditions NPH Haiti makes a special effort to help children keep in touch with French Creole holiday customs.

Nov. 12 First-ever Graduating Class of NPH School Signals Triumph Born of Disaster The inaugural Class of 2019 completed their studies at the NPH EMAL school created in response to the tragic 2010 Haiti earthquake.

Nov. 11 Alfonso Leon Wins Prestigious Ohtli Award for His Commitment to the People of Haiti After decades abroad, Hermano Mayor Alfonso Leon receives the prestigious Ohtli Award from the Mexican government for mentoring and supporting youth in communities throughout Haiti.

Nov. 11 St. Damien Hospital Holds Global Pediatric Conference in Haiti Two local doctors honored with official pediatric surgeon certification to mark opening ceremony of global gathering.

Nov. 11 NPH Impacts the Education Landscape in Haiti NPFS strives to build brighter futures for Haiti’s children through our education programs.

Nov. 11 A Golden Opportunity for a Talented Young Footballer "My dream is to become known as a great football player around the world.”

Oct. 23 Haiti: A Crisis Seemingly Without End An NPH staff person shares a firsthand account of life in Haiti today. As civil unrest and protests escalate, poverty deepens. NPH Haiti, however, strives to support the nation’s most vulnerable citizens.

Oct. 10 Serving Others in the Face of Danger Since intense political unrest began in Haiti last month, just going to work has become an ordeal.

Dec. 5 You Can Change the Present Purchase a holiday gift online for a NPH child.

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