Midwives For Haiti - Maternal & Infant Health in Haiti
SAJ FANM POU AYITI • École Nadène Brunk Eads
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Support MFH by purchasing tickets in our quilt raffle!

 This beautiful quilt was handmade by founder Nadene Brunk Eads and her mother, and you can just feel the love in it. It features the bright colors so prevalent in the Caribbean, as well as squares depicting daily life in Haiti.
(Measures: 106×106 inches, for a king size bed)

Click the button below or the QR Code to participate!

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QR CODE FOR RALLY UP, WIN QUILT

Join Us in Making a Difference   

Support MFH by purchasing tickets in our quilt raffle!

 This beautiful quilt was handmade by founder Nadene Brunk Eads and her mother, and you can just feel the love in it. It features the bright colors so prevalent in the Caribbean, as well as squares depicting daily life in Haiti. We can’t wait to see who the lucky winner is!

(Measures: 106×106 inches, for a king size bed)

Click the button below or the QR Code to participate!

QR CODE FOR RALLY UP, WIN QUILT
Click Here To Participate

WE MAKE CHILDBIRTH SAFER IN HAITI.

WITH YOUR SUPPORT, IN THE PAST 16 YEARS, WE'VE ACCOMPLISHED:

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Skilled Birth Attendants Trained
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Safe Pregnancies + Births
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HAITI HAS THE HIGHEST MATERNAL AND INFANT MORTALITY RATIOS IN THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE.

Haiti has a severe shortage of skilled health providers and only enough to provide 10% of Haiti’s population with full reproductive health care (UNFPA 2014). Nearly all maternal and infant deaths in Haiti are preventable with access to a skilled birth attendant. Our mission is to increase access to skilled maternity care.

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OUR PROGRAMS EDUCATE AND EMPOWER WOMEN:

HELP US DELIVER A NEW GENERATION IN HAITI