A few weeks ago, we shared the difficult news that we would be withdrawing from our partner hospital in Haiti, HCBH, and carrying out our mission in Haiti in new ways. It

You may well have seen in the news the reports from Haiti that the government declared a 72 hour state of emergency after armed gangs stormed a prison in Port-au-Prince

2023 was an incredible year for HHA. We expanded our projects and launched new initiatives, built relationships across the world, and welcomed new people to our family. Thanks to your support and

This month, we completed the transformation of the previously idle space behind the HCBH Rehabilitation Centre into the Rehabilitation Community Garden, where patients and families can gather together, integrate into our Vocational

Following our update on the deepening crisis in Haiti on 16th September, we are saddened to report that the situation across the country remains critical.  One of our team in Haiti

On 24th September, 120+ supporters and partners of Hope Health Action gathered together in Bromley as we celebrated HHA’s 15 Year Anniversary!  It was a wonderful night with partners

An Update from Our Team in Haiti:Nap kenbe toujou. We’re hanging on. Every morning when I walk into our shared office space, I’m greeted with a cheerful

We’re excited to introduce 4 new members of the Haiti team this month. New mid-term volunteers Chris and Rosie Shrubsole (photo 1) arrived in Haiti and

George Davenport has been out in Haiti for most of July working on a vital clean water project for the hospital that has been a dream of his and of HHA's

HHA CEO, Carwyn Hill, visited the projects in Haiti and East Africa during June 2022. Here is a short report from him:   In June, I had the privilege of visiting our

What a month February was for our team in Haiti!   On the 11th we had the extraordinary privilege to host the first ever Night to Shine event in northern Haiti, an

This is such an exciting and unique time for the hospital  - to partner with them on the journey is the best job in the world’ ROB, A&E