The lovely Adeline Timay, one of 30 students in our new Class 8, recently shared a bit more about herself and her path to our program. Highlighting these amazing women and men- the future change makers of maternal and infant health in Haiti!- is one of our greatest joys. Where are you
NEWS FROM HAITI
Spotlight: Andrise Bien Aime
We recently caught up with Andrise Bien Aime, Graduate of Class 6 in 2013, to see what she’s been up to. Turns out, a lot! — What have you been doing since graduation? After graduation, I went to work in the MSPP clinic in Ti Lori, where I did prenatal
TOMS SHOES VISITS MIDWIVES FOR HAITI
In the fall of 2014, one of our grantors, Every Mother Counts, and their new parter, TOMS shoes, joined us in Hinche to learn more about our work and projects to improve maternal health in Haiti. This short video is the result of some of that time together. We are grateful for the
NO CEILINGS FOR MIDWIVES FOR HAITI
On March 9, 2015, our fabulous midwife and instructor, Genette Thelusmond, was invited to New York City by the Clinton Foundation to present a speech on maternal health at the launch of No Ceilings: Not There Yet- A Data Driven Analysis of Gender Equality. Our Directors, Nadene Brunk and Dr. Steve
Under The Mango Tree: Reflections on Haiti
People often ask me “Is Haiti getting better?” My answer is alway a resounding “Yes!” Granted, Haiti still has severe struggles with bad driving, poverty, pollution, a countryside stripped of its tropical forest, people at all education levels working hard at escaping to another country, a social mindset of violent