SANTE LAKAY
HOME OF HEALTH CAMPAIGN
Welcome to the Hands for Haiti Health Clinic
2023 Capital Campaign
In 2022, God gave us a vision. A vision of a pathway to freedom for the people on our mountain. A new health clinic that will provide complete health care for the people, with laboratory and pharmaceutical services. One that will assist in the birth of children and care for their mothers. One that will educate the people in healthy practices, aid in providing clean water, and so much more. Health promotes freedom, and in turn independence.
OUR VISION
To give freedom, and in turn independence to the mountain communities of central Haiti through health care. We CAN make a difference with a common vision.
HEALTH CARE
We envision a fully operating health clinic that is capable of regular checkups, minor surgeries, lab testing, physical therapy, health education, and more. We hope for a birthing center where women can deliver their babies safely. We project being able to serve 500+ people weekly.
COMMUNITY
We envision Haitian employees that range from doctors, nurses, administrators, cleaning and cooking staff and more. We want to work with the people to construct a plan that attains exactly what they need. We value their culture and encourage them to work together to build a sustainable resource for their community.
GROWTH
We envision this as more than just a health clinic. We see this as the headquarters for Hands for Haiti. The farmers will start their crops at a tree nursery on one side of the mountain. A guest house with a conference room will hold missions teams and education classes. This will be a space that empowers self-sustainability in not only health care, but nutrition, faith, education... and more. This is the first step to a bigger vision.
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126+ missionaries
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8 permanent Haitian staff
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8 permanent Haitian staff
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Health Clinic - open 5 days/week
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Cholera containment tent
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35,000+ patient visits
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40+ mountain communities served
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300+ water filters distributed
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350+ feminine hygiene kits and education
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80 families with anemia care
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9 farms
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260 school children in mountain school
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8 years of monthly food for 70 kids
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many building projects: school in mountains, homes, bell tower
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Distributed school supplies to over 100 earthquake refugee students.
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Helped build shelters in Port au Prince after the earthquake.
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Helped with soil conservation projects.
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Distributed hundreds of water filters to families in the mountains.
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Planted and distributed hundreds of fruit and vegetable plants to families in the mountains to teach sustainable farming.
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Built a home for an earthquake refugee family.
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Built school benches for 250 students in the mountains.
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Renovated and build shelves in a room that houses books for a much needed school program.
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Delivered hundreds of books and started a library at a primary school in the village.
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Provided support to well over 100 students in the TiManjé Food Program.
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Helping with the funding for the construction of a desperately needed health clinic.
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Nurtured and cared fro infants and toddlers at Mother Teresa's Home for Malnourished Babies.