GHHF aims to both educate the local medical providers and supply specialized care including hand surgery and hand therapy. GHHF welcomes volunteers of all ages and backgrounds. Annual mission alternates between summer and winter.

Haiti Cheri works in the village of Dolval, in the mountains of Northeast Haiti near the Dominican Republic border. U.S. medical teams provide clinics twice a year. Future plans include a permanent clinic and use of satellite technology to link U.S. physicians to the clinic between visits.

Haiti Endowment Fund provides education, training, sanitation and humanistic support to the Haitian people. Runs medical outreach trips to Hinche and surrounding area.

HHP provides resources to improve the medical care of thousands who live in the mountainous Grande Colline region in southern Haiti. Operates the Jean Wilfrid Albert Medical Clinic in Cherident, Haiti.

Headed by Dr. John Ragheb, Director of the Neurosurgery at Miami Children's Hospital, HHP is an ongoing program intent on building a sustainable pediatric surgical specialty training program in Haiti. Project Medishare and Healing Hands of Haiti sponsor screening and annual pediatric neurosurgery trip.

For one week every January, the team travels to Pignon to perform over forty major surgeries for the native people of Haiti. People from all over the country come and line up to see if the team can help them. Each fall, in preparation for the trip, the medical team collects and packs recycled but quality surgical equipment and operating room materials from various Fargo-Moorhead healthcare facilities.

Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis provides 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.

The HNF provides financial support to the school of nursing, Faculte des Sciences Infirmieres [de Leogâne] l’Universite Episcopale d’Haïti (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.

The Haitian American Friendship Foundation operates a small medical clinic on the grounds of the Bohoc Training Institute. The clinic provides basic health care services three days a week and one additional day each week is dedicated exclusively to providing pre-natal health services. In addition, HAFF distributes eyeglasses through the clinic and operates a dental clinic several months a year. The HAFF medical clinic is located in the community of Bohoc, Departement du Nord.

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.