Haiti
MSF has more than 3,000 Haitian and international medical and non-medical staff providing aid in Haiti through ongoing programs.
In Port-au-Prince, MSF runs seven private, free, secondary-level care hospitals and supports two Ministry of Health structures, accounting for nearly 1,000 hospital beds. These facilities provide emergency, trauma, obstetrical, pediatric, maternal, and orthopedic care services, as well as mental health care and treatment and counselling for survivors of sexual violence.
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Haiti News
Month in Focus - January 2012
Month In Focus - January 2012
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10 January 2012
MSF still vigilant about critical medical needs
Capacity increased in area affected by quake[more]
Urban survivors

Shedding light on the humanitarian crisis in slums[more]
Vaccines one option against more cholera outbreaks

Permanent water and sanitation measures remain essential[more]
Month In Focus: October 2011
Month in Focus: October 2011
Libya – Aid without discrimination
Somalia – The medical aid challenge
Haiti – The never-ending epidemic
Central Africa Republic – Halting premature mortality[more]
Health ministry takes over cholera treatment in Cap Haitien

MSF gradually handing over, giving supplies and training[more]
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