Impact in Haiti

World Vision International Haiti has seen incredible movements in making sustainable impact in the lives of thousands of Haitian children, their families and their communities. 2018 marks World Vision’s third year in implementing its 2016-2021 strategy aimed at ensuring that all communities within its programs meet international acceptable standards in the key areas of Health, Nutrition and WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene).

Our Work

A group of people at a water well in Haiti

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)

In order to improve access to clean water and sanitation, World Vision continued to prioritize water, hygiene, and sanitation within its program. With only 54.4% of most vulnerable families had access

Health and Nutrition

World Vision activities center on addressing key maternal, reproductive and child health and nutrition gaps that adversely affect child well-being within its programs, contributing to improving lives

Food Security

Many parts of Haiti are characterized by yearly seasonal food insecurities, and whenever food insecurities occur, children are among the most impacted, especially when common negative coping

Child Protection

The most vulnerable children in Haiti are critically at risk of violence, and may be subject to trafficking, slavery (restavek), verbal or sexual abuse or exploitation. World Vision, through its