
Haiti
A series of disasters and outbreaks, political and economic crises, and attention and investment from donors having gone elsewhere, have led to severe shortages of medical supplies and staff.
We continue to respond to urgent needs wherever possible. In Port-au-Prince, the capital, MSF teams treat trauma and burns victims, with many injuries the result of tensions and protests.
MSF teams also treat victims of sexual and gender-based violence in Port-au-Prince and support maternity services in Port-à-Piment, in the country’s south.
Between May and August 2020, we also responded to the COVID-19 pandemic by providing treatment in COVID-19 units, including one temporarily converted from our burns hospital in Drouillard, a neighbourhood of Port-au-Prince.

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Staff forced to transfer burns hospital patients following Port-au-Prince violence

COVID-19 cases in Haiti spike dramatically as MSF opens treatment centre

MSF opens a COVID-19 treatment centre in Haiti

Port-au-Prince: Over 360 people admitted for lifesaving care in three months

Ten years after Haiti earthquake, medical care is deteriorating

Sunday morning in Tabarre emergency trauma hospital

MSF opens trauma hospital in Port-au-Prince amid deepening health crisis

People’s healthcare in danger amidst worsening anger and despair

First-class surgery for all in Tabarre hospital

A year in pictures 2017

Against their will: New report on sexual violence
