Our work over the decade has been centered at two public health institutions - Justinian University Hospital and Fort St. Michel Health Center. They are both staffed and managed by the Haitian Ministry of Health. Our role is that of a supporting partner. We work together with the administration and staff at these institutions to identify the prevailing needs and priorities, then seek the resources necessary to jointly implement appropriate interventions. The staff we employ are embedded within these institutions and several are Ministry of Health employees as well as our own.

Justinian University Hopital (JUH)         Justinian Hospital is a two-hundred-fifty-bed,  government-run teaching hospital serving the needs of Cap-Haïtien and the surrounding communities of northern Haiti, an estimated 825,000 peopl	Fort Saint Michel Health Center (FSM) Fort St. Michel Health Center is a public facility that serves an impoverished neighborhood of approximately forty thousand people on the edge of Cap-Haïtien, near the airport.