As Haiti’s security and humanitarian crisis continues to worsen, thousands of families are still living in extremely precarious conditions. In several displacement camps across the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area, children are among the primary victims of this situation, deprived of regular access to education, recreation, and, in some cases, even basic necessities.
Read MoreOn the occasion of National Teachers’ Day (May 17) and Haitian Flag and University
Day (May 18), the Saint Luc Foundation pays tribute to all its teachers, the true
architects of social transformation /À l’occasion de la Journée nationale des enseignants (17 mai) et de la Fête du Drapeau et de l’Université (18 mai), la Fondation Saint Luc rend un hommage appuyé à l’ensemble de ses enseignants, véritables artisans de transformation sociale.
Read MoreHands that heal, hearts that serve: Saint Luke Foundation celebrates its nurses
Read MoreOver the last decade, Haiti’s intellectual and scientific community has seen remarkable growth, producing an increasing number of highly qualified graduates. However, the ongoing security crisis has dealt a heavy blow to the education sector. Between looting, closures, and the dangers of daily travel, higher education has become an unreachable dream for many—especially for the youth in Tabarre, Delmas, and Croix-des-Bouquets.
Read MorePlease join us and praying for Jonel and his mother and all the people of Kenscoff
We will certainly certainly certainly do our best for them.
Read MoreAt 72 years old, I have in fact gotten good at a lot of things, especially concerning priesthood and medicine.
But what good is it to recognize cancer if you can’t do anything about it? For example, Fara, who was 22 years, old just died today in our hospital. She was an albino and therefore highly susceptible to melanoma. She was ravaged by this cancer, in a country where the poor have no access to basic health care, never mind cancer care.
Read MoreJanuary 12, 2026
In remembering the hundreds of thousands of people who died 16 years ago today, and during the weeks after, in the terrible earthquake~ we cannot but remember the worldwide outpouring of concern, solidarity and help.
Read MoreThis traditional celebration represents a special moment of joy, solidarity, and togetherness, bringing children and parents together in a spirit of hope. The Saint-Luc Foundation extends its sincere gratitude to the donor @fondazionefrancescarava.org, who has supported the annual Christmas celebration of the Kay O Bwa Nutritional Recovery Program since 2018, for the benefit of vulnerable children and their families.
Read More– As part of the closing events of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, St. Luc Hospital organized a Breast Cancer Awareness Program on Friday, October 31, 2025. Nearly one hundred participants, including medical staff, patients, and visitors, gathered around a powerful message: Prevention saves lives.
Read MoreIt is difficult for the reader to imagine what Haiti is like- because there is very limited or no news published. Haiti is a country of deep anguish, lived out in the shadowy edges of human concern.
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A special thanks to Angela Altus, Rebecca Arnold, Giles Clark, Denso Gay and Ami Vitale for the photographs, as well as the teams of NPH and Artists for Peace and Justice.
