Finishing Touches to the new Jean-Wilfrid Albert Clinic
Grand Opening Fall 2024
Our prayers are being answered—we are so grateful to all of our generous donors who have helped us fund the new clinic building. Very soon our staff will move into a new, larger clinic built specifically with our patients in mind—it will have ample waiting space, efficient patient flow, exam and labor rooms, overnight accommodations, pharmacy and more. Rooftop solar electricity panels will give the medical team its first-ever laboratory to analyze blood and urine samples.
May God bless you and your family, May God bless HHP and her Partners —Dr. Paulidor, HHP physician
Stabilizing erosion before finishing the security wall with gates
Security wall
Solar Project—outside panels attached and secured
Despite the ongoing troubles in Haiti, our rural, all-Haitian medical team has been able to provide continuous medical care to the mountainous community of Grande Colline, treating the most patients and delivering the most healthy babies in our 16-year history. Our architect and engineering team have completed the design for our new 2,600 square foot medical clinic in Cherident. Haiti. With your previous donations, HHP has purchased the new parcel of land about 100 yards from our current, rudimentary clinic. We hope to break ground in the spring of 2023.
The Jean Wilfrid Albert clinic, now in its 18th year, has a reputation for its welcoming atmosphere, talented medical team, stocked pharmacy, maternal care and mobile clinic. We will continue to provide medical care to more and more patients every month as families move to the mountains for safety.
A Thank You to all HHP supporters
"In the name of the clinic staff, in the name of the collinoise community and the neighboring areas i say thank you to you, thank you to HHP, her friends and other persons who contributed to improve the health situation in Grande Colline. We have no words to explain our gratitude about you, but i can say you that your work will not be in vain in the Lord.
Thanks a lot, we love you so much—may God bless you, may God bless HHP"
Dr Paulidor, Physician Jean Wilfrid Albert Clinic
Grand Colline’s First Diabetes Awareness Day
Our staff organized and hosted Grand Colline’s First Diabetes Awareness Day in November 2022. They screened 161 patients for diabetes and for high blood pressure.
With the donations received from HHP supporters, our staff was able to purchase:
-glycemic devices for continuous monitoring of our patients.
-anti-diabetics and anti-hypertensive medications
Haiti Healthcare Partners (HHP) provides medical services in rural Haiti
In the sprawling, rural mountains of southern Haiti, we are called to tend the sick. More than 7,000 patients annually rely on the quality, consistent healthcare offered at our Clinique Jean-Wilfrid Albert.
“The clinic receives way more people compared to the last 5 or 7 years for it is considered as the most equipped one in terms of professional staff and medicines” —Ancy Fils-Aime, HHP liaison
Haiti Healthcare Partners (HHP) is a registered 501c3 charitable organization, established in 2005, to provide urgent, primary medical services in the rural mountains of Grande Colline, Haiti.
HHP focuses on improving those statistics in rural Grande Colline by continually pursuing our two-fold objectives:
1) Provide strategic oversight to our all-Haitian medical staff
2) Fund the necessary operating and capital needs for the medical services and facilities in the area, which include:
Our fixed clinic in Cherident treats over 7,000 patients each year.
Mobile clinics serve four outlying villages (1,000 annual patients).
Our matwons (midwives) deliver over 350 healthy babies annually.
HELP US SIGNIFICANTLY TRANSFORM OUR MEDICAL SERVICES NOW!
Help us construct our new clinic
Help us fund solar electricity and purified water
Help us purchase laboratory equipment
See the DONATE tab on this website
HOPE DELIVERED
HOPE DELIVERED TO THE MOUNTAINS OF HAITI
"It's easier to go to the mountains than to wait for
the mountains to come to you."
-Haitian Proverb
Grande Colline is only 35 miles from the capital of Port-au-Prince, but it’s still a 3 1/2-hour trip by SUV due to the rutted dirt roads that connect its remote villages. While some people can afford an occasional motorcycle taxi or “Tap Tap” bus, most rural Haitians cannot and therefore must walk. Some of our patients walk up to two hours in each direction to be seen by our medical team.
All patients are seen!