Aid for Haiti is a nonprofit organization that exists to aid the people of Haiti through compassionate health care, spiritual ministry and training for service. Aid for Haiti conducts both surgical missions to La Colline and rural medical missions several times each year.

Angel Missions Haiti coordinates state-of-the-art medical care and delivers elementary education to the children of Haiti in concert with providing primary health education to Haitian physicians through its U.S. and Haitian missions.

Archangel Airborne is a not for profit organization of aviators, clinicians and multidisciplinary specialists whose mission is to provide medical, logistical and consultative support to areas in need of re-stabilization.

TASK Force Program provides opportunities for healthcare professionals to serve abroad from 1 week to 2 months. A clinic is operating in Jacmel, Haiti with one Haitian doctor and one mission doctor.

Beyond Borders has established a network of international and Haitian organizations to improve the delivery of emergency assistance. Following the earthquake in January 2010, Beyond Borders has been connecting medical teams with local organizations. In addition, Beyond Borders has been organizing a child protection initiative to help children who have become separated from their parents or have lost their parents.

The BRAC Limb and Brace Centre in Port au Prince provides permanent prosthetic devices and orthotic treatment to injured Haitians.

Caneille Haiti Medical Missions send teams to the central plateau region of Haiti to conduct short term medical clinics. Currently they are in the process of building a permanent medical clinic in Caneille.

CAMEO conducts short term medical missions, providing basic medical care to under-served countries including Haiti and Belize.

Chain of Hope sends teams of pediatric cardiac surgeons on short term missions to Haiti and other developing countries worldwide.

CMMH, is a not-for-profit foundation which supports children's health work by the Episcopal Church of Haiti (Eglise Episcopale d'Haiti; EEH).

CERT International sends short term medical and dental mission teams to countries throughout Central America and the Caribbean.

Community Coalition for Haiti’s objective is to improve access and availability of preventative and curative healthcare through medical missions, education, training, and support for Hopital Bienfaisance de Pignon, which serves over 160,000 in the Northern Plateau.

CRUDEM, an acronym for (Center for the Rural Development of Milot) was founded in 1968 by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. CRUDEM supports Hôpital Sacre Coeur, the largest hospital in north Haiti. It is located in the town of Milot. The nearest airport is in the town of Cap Haitian, 30 minutes to the north.

Eternal Hope in Haiti (EHIH) is a Christian mission organization that provides free medical care through quarterly mobile clinics and runs an orphanage for critically ill and abandoned children. Mission teams are comprised of Christian volunteers who serve in healthcare and non-health-care capacities.

Family Health Ministries is dedicated to helping individuals, families and communities 'in need' help themselves, in culturally relevant ways. Currently, they are supporting Haitian-run programs in maternal health; child health, education and church development. FHM's health focus is primarily public health focused. FHM has supported a cervical cancer prevention program based at Hopital Sainte Croix in Leogane since 1993. In addition, FHM takes a medical team to Cite Soleil, Haiti every June.

Friends of Ft. Liberte is a non-profit organization that supports the Ebenezer Medical Clinic, a primary health care clinic in Fort Liberte. In addition, they operate a child sponsorship program, fund and maintain an orphanage and provide a school lunch program for the children of the Ebenezer Baptist School.

Functional Literacy Ministry of Haiti (FLM) is a nonprofit organization that works in the communities of Laboule, Boutilliers, Kenscoff, and Thomassin, located south of Port-au-Prince. FLM operates a primary and secondary school in Laboule and the House of David Community Health Center in Thomassin, providing basic health care services and health education. In addition, FLM conducts short term medical missions twice yearly.

GHESKIO through its service and research activities, has emerged as leader in the fight against diarrhoeal and mycobacterial diseases as well as AIDS and prevention of sexually transmitted diseases. GHESKIO has been a model of integration with and cooperation among the private, public, national, international, university, and humanitarian sectors.

GLOBAL D.I.R.T. provides communication assistance and EMS support to Port Au Prince while also collaborating in several hands-on projects. GLOBAL Dirt is currently working to connect all Haitian hospitals together through their PILS System (Patient Information and Logistics System). This system takes advantage of GLOBAL Dirts status as the only 24/7 on-call patient transport service in Haiti.

GHA's mission is to provide training and education in health, community development, and leadership to benefit individuals, families, and communities worldwide. Graduates of GHA programs are active in over 80 countries around the globe. It conducts community health worker training in Haiti.

Global Therapy Group was created in response to the dire need for rehabilitation services in Haiti following the earthquake of January, 2010. We are dedicated to providing sustainable rehabilitation and training to those in need throughout the world.

Haiti Africa Relief Team (HART) supports a medical clinic in St. Jude's Parish as well as conducting short term missions multiple times each year.

Founded by a group of doctors from Florida, Haiti Clinic sends medical teams to conduct weekend medical clinics in Cite Soleil. The clinic is staffed by a Haitian physician and 2 Haitian nurses Monday through Friday. Volunteers are welcome.

HFH maintains a permanent medical clinic in Terre Blanche, funds primary and secondary schools, supports a women's trade school, collaborates on clean water projects and sends medical and dental teams to Northern Haiti.

Haiti Help Med's mission is to improve the quality of life in Miragoane and Paillant. Work includes renovation of the health center in Paillant(hospital Notre Dame de la Victoire (Hospital Our Lady of Victory) and support of the Sainte Therese Hospital in Miragoane.

Volunteer interdenominational medical professionals who work with the Haiti Parish Twinning Program to bring quality health care to the people of Thiotte, Haiti.

The HNF provides financial support to the school of nursing, Faculte des Sciences Infirmieres´Universite Episcopale (Faculty of Nursing Science of the Episcopal University of Haiti or FSIL), and to provide funding for selected projects to improve nursing in Haiti. Funds raised by HNF are primarily used for operational expenses and student support at FSIL.

Haiti Outreach Mission is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping the people, especially the children, of Mirebalais, Haiti. They are an ecumenical lay mission group with primary support from several churches in the Detroit area. Their mission partners are two churches in Mirebalais; St. Louis Catholic and St. Pierre Episcopal. They support a clinic, staffed by a doctor, nurse, part-time dentist and support staff.

Haiti180 runs a school, homes for children and the elderly, and the Saint Mother Teresa Medical Clinic. Their work is focused in in the villages of Duverger and Dandann, approximately 80 miles west of Port au Prince. The Medical Clinic hosts short term medical trips several times each year.

The Haitian Health Foundation is focused on improving the health and well-being of women, children, families and communities living in the greater Jérémie region of Haiti through healthcare, education and community development.

HaitiOne provides a listing of resources and organizations working within Haiti. Organizations are searchable by both region and type of service provided.

The purpose of this ministry is to seek medical attention for the people of Haiti. Hands that Heal coordinates host families, doctors and hospitals that donate their time and services. The treatment is free of charge for the patients and their families during the time they are in the US, with the hope that they can return to Haiti and live a full life.

HHI is a university-wide academic and research center with the goal of relieving suffering from war and disaster. Runs Klinik Lespwa at IDP camp in Fond Parisiens, Haiti and supports Love a Child clinic also in Fond Parisiens.

Harvest International is a non-profit, non-denominational, Christian organization ministering to the physical needs of impoverished people throughout the world to gain the right to minister to their spiritual needs.

Healing Hands for Haiti Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing rehabilitation medicine to Haiti. The foundation operates a year-around clinic with doctors and surgeons in Haiti who volunteer a few days a week. Short term mission trips are sent to the clinic roughly once monthly with physicians, prosthetists, surgeons, etc.

Heart to Heart International (HHI) is improving global health through humanitarian initiatives that connect people and resources to a world in need. Heart to Heart International currently serves in countries worldwide including Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Guatemala.

H3O Hands Helping Haiti is building a school for the local community of Savannette, and a medical center in Papaye. They built a water reservoir for Savannette and distributed pigs in rural Cyvadier. Annual medical mission in March.

Christian organization that supports two medical clinics, one in Tricon and one in Mariani, Haiti. The Mariani clinic, staffed by a pediatrician, nurse, and pharmacist, serves over 7,000 people annually, providing powdered milk, rice, cooking oil, and vitamins twice each month. Mothers and children also receive free medicine and free doctor examinations. The staff at Tricon includes a physician and a nurse.

Hope Force International is a disaster relief organization comprised of a group of trained volunteers including doctors, nurses, firemen and paramedics. Hope Force International provides medical, economic ,and reconstruction services to areas within the United States and Haiti.

Hope Health Action (previously Haiti Hospital Appeal) is a Christian NGO dedicated to providing life-saving health and disability care to the world’s most vulnerable.

Hospitals of Hope sends short term medical and dental teams to countries worldwide, including Haiti. Hospitals of Hope have constructed four medical clinics for use in Haiti through their "Clinic in a Can" program which assembles and ships ready to use medical clinics built in a shipping container.

International Medical Corps has been operating 15 mobile medical units throughout Port-au-Prince and the surrounding regions. Providing services, including, emergency, primary and mental health care, maternal and child health, immunization and communicable disease surveillance, and health education. These services are provided through a combination of both static and mobile medical clinics.

JoyHouse has a mission center that serves as headquarters for the church started by the ministry, as well as the mission teams. JoyHouse currently serves four area churches and two orphanages while facilitating multiple ministries including a medical ministry which offers primary care services through multiple clinic sites.

Founded in 2000, Konbit Sante is committed to helping Haitians in North Haiti care for Haitians with targeted health programs, supplemental Haitian medical staff, teaching, equipment, supplies, and infrastructure improvements.

Lavi Project conducts short term medical clinic trips to various sites in Haiti several times each year.

Live Beyond provides medical and maternal health care as well as education to the people of Thomazeau, Haiti through monthly, week long mission trips.

Lumiere Medical Ministries is a non-denominational, Christian, non-profit mission organization. The purpose of LMM is to help reach out in love with health care and education to the Haitian people- not only to believers in the churches, but also to the general population who choose to use the services of various locations we serve in Haiti including Kings Hospital and Kings Garden in Port-au-Prince, Hôpital de la Paix in Port-au-Prince, and mobile medical clinics and ministry outreach in Jacmel.

The Man Dodo Humanitarian Foundation partners with church communities in the United States and Haiti, to provide immediate and long term support, community development and health care assistance to the people of Haiti.

Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis provides quality health care to the peoples of Haiti through a comprehensive primary care health clinic in Croix des Boquets near Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The facility provides day surgery, primary and preventive health care, dental and eye care, and serves up to 400 patients per day. The clinic also provides onsite educational training experiences for visiting, medical/dental and nursing faculty, residents, students, and private health care volunteer providers from abroad. Volunteers do not need to speak Creole/French since translators are available onsite.

Medical Teams International has been providing disaster relief and health services in Haiti since 1994. MTI works with partner organizations in Haiti including the Haiti Foundation of Hope, supporting their medical clinic in Terre Blanche. The Advantage Program, run by MTI, provides a rehabilitation clinic and prosthesis/orthotics shop. Medical Teams International also has 4 Team Houses within Haiti available to any short term mission teams needing housing.

MFMI is an evangelistic Christian organization that sponsors short-term mission trips to a number of countries. Among the trips, they sponsor some medical mission trips to Haiti.

Mission Aviation Fellowship is a Christian missionary organization whose primary purpose is to provide air transportation in support of missionary efforts and humanitarian needs in hard-to-reach areas of the world. MAF also provides internet, I.T. and RF communications to its various projects around the globe.

Mission to Haiti Mission Teams serve the Haitian people through building projects, medical clinics and Bible schools for children. Mobile medical clinics are held in churches, homes, or existing facilities. On average, a clinic will see 150 to 200 people a day.

Mission-Haiti focuses on 5 key areas to helping the children of Haiti including, orphan ministry, school sponsorships, evangelism, medical care and short term missions. In order to overcome the high infant and mother mortality rate during pregnancy, Mission-Haiti teams teach prenatal, infant and toddler classes. Mission Haiti is always in need of medical supplies and individuals with medical training.

Medical and dental teams provide temporary clinics for local churches, often using the church building to examine hundreds of patients and to dispense medicines donated by pharmaceutical companies. Simple surgeries are performed, and teaching efforts attempt to educate.

MTM are dedicated to serving the people of Haiti through quality physical and spiritual education, and to preparing and equipping Haitian ministers and their families. Services include a small clinic that host visiting medical missions.

New Reality International (NRI)works to enhance basic human services, including medical and dental care, education and shelter, to poverty stricken regions around the world.

Northeast Hope for Haiti conducts both surgical and mobile medical mission trips to the village of L’Artibonite. In addition, they are currently building a clinic and a school in the village of Palmise.

Medical mission group stages annual trip to Cavaillon, in the South. Goal is to build a permanently staffed eight-room central clinic.

One More Child is focused on providing the basic needs of children in developing countries. They offer educational, nutritional, housing and medical care. In addition, One More Child organizes short term medical mission trips to Haiti, Guatemala and the Dominican Republic.

A non-profit Catholic organization focused on creating lasting sister parish relationships between parishes in the U.S. or Canada and parishes in countries (primarily Haiti) of the Caribbean and Latin America

The Paul Chester Children's Hope Foundation (PCCHF) provides medical assistance to children and families in developing countries. The organization conducts short term missions, performing reconstructive surgery such as club foot and cleft palate repair, burn scar revision, ear tubes and eye surgery.

Project Concern Int'l offers a broad range of services including, family health, disaster relief and disease prevention programs within Haiti and Guatemala, as well as numerous other countries worldwide.

Medishare coordinates and manages groups of medical students, doctors, nurses, and other health care professionsals for health fairs in Thomonde and several other communitities as well as orphanages and schools in Haiti. Begun by students and faculty from the University of Miami School of Medicine, this program has recently expanded to include other leading universities around the country. Project Medishare has reopened a long-shut government clinic in Thomonde, begun a program to bring surgical specialties to Canje in central Haiti, and has shipped donated medical supplies, equipment, and non-expired medicines to Haiti.

Prosthetika's mission is to provide appropriate and sustainable assistance to disabled people in developing countries. In Haiti, Prosthetika built a self-contained prosthetic workshop into two 20 foot steel shipping containers. The workshop facilitates fabrication of artificial limbs and orthopedic braces, and serves as a training facility for training local Haitian technicians.

Respire Haiti is based in Gressier, Haiti and operates a medical clinic, a small school and numerous community outreach programs.

Under the auspices of Samaritan's Purse, World Medical Mission has sent volunteer physicians to Hopital De Fermathe and Hopital Lumiere in Haiti. In addition, it has shipped medical supplies to Harvest International, a fetal monitor to Wesleyan Hospital, medical suplies to Haiti Project, electrical supplies to Hospital Pignon, and medical equipment to Harvest International. Under the auspices of Samaritan's Purse, World Medical Mission sends volunteer physicians to Hospital Evangelico, Hospital Bautista, and Hospital Loma de La Luz in Honduras. Specialists include orthopedics, urology, general surgery, and plastic surgery.

Save the Children first began working in the Central Plateau region of Maïssade, Haiti in 1983. In 1999, Save the Children touched the lives of 45,401 people in rural areas of Haiti, including 5,298 sponsored children, through programs that promote health, education, and economic opportunities.

Seva works in underserved communities in Haiti, Honduras and Guatemala to restore vision and prevent blindness. Sight Program volunteers help build capacity for improved eye care services, perform cataract surgeries, and provide basic eye care.

Sonje Ayiti is a group of Haitian and international humanitarians who collaborate to provide education, economic development, and health promotion. Works in Limonade in the North side.

This church founded and sponsors the St. Genevieve Health Clinic in in Duval, Haiti. A nurse is at the clinic 6 days a week. The group sends short term medical and dental trips to the clinic as well.

Surgeons of Hope brings surgery and medical care to indigent children. They have established programs in countries throughout the world including a pediatric cardiac unit within the Lambert Clinic in Petionville, Haiti.

The Diocese of Milwaukee Haiti Project is a partnership between the Episcopal Diocese of Milwaukee and the people of St. Marc’s Episcopal Church of Jeannette, located in the southern peninsula of Haiti. The project has built two schools for 600 students in preschool through eighth grade, a health clinic, water cisterns, latrines, staff housing, and a rectory/community center. Each year the project raises about $70,000 to cover the salaries for 40 employees including teachers, nurses, health care providers, and agricultural workers. It also funds operating and expansion costs for the school, clinic, and agricultural programs.

Mercy and Sharing has ten active projects throughout Haiti including two orphanages (one of which is for terminally ill and handicapped children), six primary schools, the Mercy Health Center in Delmas and the Abandoned Infant Unit in Hospital General H.U.E.H. Port-au-Prince.

The Haiti Project was begun in 1991 in Mahotte as a Christian mission providing nutrition, education, public health, and medical care using volunteers who come from the U.S. four times a year to three different clinics. The teams are usually short-term (about a week) and provide life-saving care in a very challenging setting without bnenefit of a laboratory,x-ray equipment, etc.

Sante Total conducts 4 medical missions each year to the village of Jacsonville, Haiti. Sante Total aims to empower local people to become actively engaged in the establishment of a healthcare system and is involved in the construction of a school, medical clinic and mission house.

VPI operates the Mombin Crochu hospital. This facility is a small clinic with an OR and maternity/delivery room that is functional when teams come in. The facility has clinics, dental services, and some public health/outreach programs. The hospital holds around 20 people, but can be expanded when needed.