MFP Continues to Care for Haitian Woman Despite the Country Being in Crisis
There are two Haiti’s. One is the capital, Port-au-Prince, which is now controlled by armed gangs who terrorize the population
New Neonatal Unit at Alma Mater Hospital
The community of Gros Morne is celebrating the opening of the new neonatal unit at the Alma Mater Hospital, a
July 15, 2025
A Visit to the Mountaintop Clinic at Charbe
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February 28, 2025
Dr. Michael Viola discusses the Haitian Women’s Health Project
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Haitian Health Care Workers Stand Strong
Erlose Cerfrere registering patients in rural dispensary Gang-associated abductions and killings, looting, attacks on institutions, and road-blockades in Port-au-Prince hostage
MFP Responds to Health Crisis in Haiti
Since February 2019, Haiti has been shaken by civil disturbances. These started in the capital, Port-au-Prince, but quickly spread across
MFP’s New Technology Improves Cancer Patient Care
Cervical cancer is a worldwide problem causing @250,000 deaths each year, predominantly in the developing world. Since 2010, MFP’s Women
Combating Cervical Cancer in Rural Haiti
Dr. Michael Viola explaining instruments used to eradicate cervical pre-cancer. Cervical cancer is a disease that primarily afflicts poor women,
Women’s Health Month in Gros Morne
The banner that hangs in front of the Alma Mater Hospital read, “March is Women’s Health Month. Free Examinations and
Srebrenica Revisited
As soon as we entered Bosnia-Herzegovina in July 1995, we learned that the Serbs had overrun the United Nations designated