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Concorde Haïtienne de Sécurité Alimentaire et Nutritionnelle (CHSAN)

CHSAN is a local organization committed to combating food insecurity and malnutrition in southwestern Haiti. It actively works to ensure that every Haitian has sustainable and equitable access to healthy and nutritious food. Mission and Objectives: 1- Strengthen local agriculture by supporting small producers with training, equipment, and agro-ecological techniques. 2- Improve nutrition by raising awareness among families and implementing food programs for the most vulnerable. 3- Defend the right to food by conducting advocacy with policymakers and civil society. 4- Create international partnerships to finance and strengthen local initiatives.

ServeHAITI Inc

To foster health and development opportunities for the people of Grand Bois

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.

Haitian American Psychiatric Association (HAPA)

HAPA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing mental health awareness, education, and culturally sensitive care within the Haitian community. We work to reduce stigma, expand access to psychiatric services, and support the emotional well-being of Haitians abroad and in Haiti. Our members include psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, social workers, fellows, residents, medical students, mental-health advocates, and community leaders who share a commitment to improving the mental-health landscape for Haitian individuals and families.

GHESKIO

Founded by pioneering Haitian health professionals in 1982, GHESKIO (the French acronym for the Haitian Group for the Study of Kaposi Sarcoma and Opportunistic Infections) operates medical treatment and research centers in Port-au-Prince, plus a network of clinics around the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area. It is the leading healthcare center in Haiti. We deliver critical healthcare services, as well as social and economic support, to low-income Haitians who face a myriad of challenges. As a healthcare center in Haiti, we strive to address these challenges comprehensively.

Haitian-American Family of Long Island Inc (HAFALI)

HAFALI exists to educate minds, empower spirits, and advocate for brighter futures by providing culturally grounded services that uplift Haitian and Afro-Caribbean communities, bridge generations, and foster personal and collective transformation. ​We help individuals and families navigate life’s challenges with purpose, resilience, and hope.

Association Haitienne de Psychologie (AHPSY)

L’Association Haïtienne de Psychologie is a non-political, non-partisan, and non-denominational organization. It is composed solely of psychologists practicing in the following fields: Clinical Psychology, School Psychology, Social Psychology, Community Psychology, Organizational and Institutional Psychology, Industrial Psychology, Work Psychology, Health Psychology, Counseling, Research, etc.

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.