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Organisation Féministe MARIJÀN

Founded in 2020, MARIJÀN is a feminist organization founded by a group of young feminists. Its name is in homage to a sister in the struggle for freedom. Its work focuses on providing services for women and girls who are survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) and on programs that promote gender equality. Its GBV project allows it to offer legal, medical, and psychological support to survivors. It has also established a financial fund to assist survivors of violence. The organization also has a crisis hotline, which it intends to strengthen, to combat GBV. With a view to bringing about change, the organization also implements awareness programs aimed at the education and empowerment of young girls and communities..The organization is, for example, involved in the issue of sexual health and sexual violence through workshops in the communities concerned.

Règ Ayiti

RÈG Ayiti Connect was founded in response to a critical need: too many women and girls in Haiti lack access to accurate menstrual health information and essential hygiene resources. Since our founding, we have strengthened communities through education, workshops, and support programs that directly address local realities. Today, we reach thousands of women each year, giving them the tools they need to live with health and dignity. RÈG Ayiti’s mission is to break the silence and taboos surrounding menstruation and to place the issue of period poverty at the center of public debate, from a perspective of social justice, human dignity, and gender equity.

Foundation Toya

La Fondation TOYA is a Haitian feminist nonprofit founded in 2007, inspired by revolutionary leader Victoria "Toya" Montou. Based in Delmas, the foundation empowers girls (8–15) and young women (16–30) through leadership development, capacity building, and psychosocial support. Its programs focus on education, gender equity, and mental health, reaching thousands across Haiti and advocating for a more just and equal society.

Solidarite Fanm Ayisyèn (SOFA)

Solidarite Fanm Ayisyèn, or SOFA, is a feminist organization focused on advocating for and defending women's rights. It was founded in February 1986. The organization brings together women farmers, women living in working-class neighborhoods, and professional women.

The Haitian Roundtable

The Haitian Roundtable (“HRT”), founded in 2008, is a not-for-profit organization of Haitian-American professionals committed to civic engagement and strategic initiatives benefiting the Haitian community. The organization seeks to heighten awareness of Haitians as an important constituency among thought leaders and newsmakers, policymakers and institutions through partnerships, programs and events recognizing Haitian excellence. HRT is committed to working collaboratively with the goal of redefining the narrative about Haiti and Haitians. We are guided by our Motto: As Haitians, We Are The Keepers of Our Legacy.

GYPSY Ayiti

Founded on the principles of social justice, our mission is to provide opportunities for marginalized populations to thrive and contribute meaningfully to Haitian society. GYPSY Ayiti is committed to transforming the lives of children and youth in Haiti and our goals are: Promoting social justice in Haiti Protecting young people from minorities ( LGBTQ+, disabled ) Strengthening the protection of vulnerable children and young people Prevent and reduce juvenile delinquency Create a favorable environment for the development of children and young people Promoting the social inclusion of minors from marginalized communities Cultivating patriotic awareness among young people

REZO FANM KAPAB DAYITI (REFKAD)

REFKAD provides a space for dialogue and social reconstruction, enabling women, girls, and children affected by violence to better understand their social experiences. This support empowers them to build bridges of solidarity and collectively engage in the pursuit of solutions and the defense of their social and political rights. We also maintain an action-research hub in collaboration with academic institutions specializing in human sciences, gender studies, and development. Furthermore, we strengthen the networking of actions carried out by organizations, groups, and feminist individuals across the country.

La Plateforme des Organisations de Femmes Haïtienne pour le Développement (POFHAD)

With the acronym (POFHAD), is a socio-political, non-profit women's organization. It was created in Port-au-Prince on May 28, 2014. A feminist structure with a socio-political character that campaigns for respect for women's rights. It works for broad access for women to decision-making spaces so that they can enjoy fair justice. POFHAD brings together several associations working on various themes. Since its creation, POFHAD has worked to promote the rights of Haitian women and their economic progress.

Centre Hospitalier de Fontaine Foundation

Founded in 2018, the CHF Foundation began as an effort to support a struggling hospital and has since grown into a transformative force for community development. Initially focused on strengthening healthcare services, its mission has expanded to revitalizing local communities through education, job creation, and sustainable initiatives.

HAITIAN-AMERICAN UNITED FOR CHANGE

Haitian-American United For Change-501C3-EIN # 47-5236256 (H.A.U.C) is a social service agency in Philadelphia. HAUC is dedicated to provide access to educational programs, access to needed health and mental services, job training and business ownership for immigrants, working family and lower middle class in Philadelphia. HAUC will also promote the Haitian culture. We are a non-profit organization that helps new immigrants in Philadelphia to learn English, to find or create jobs, to connect with various public and private organizations. It is to allow them to be fully part of their new environment to become a full citizen of the U.S.A.