What is happening in Haiti?
Since February 29, 2024, Haiti faces a humanitarian crisis following a series of coordinated attacks by gangs that have paralyzed and isolated the capital, Port-au-Prince. These events have plunged the population into a situation of extreme vulnerability, with basic services cut off, food prices skyrocketing, and thousands of families displaced from their homes
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In FY2025, World Vision Haiti continued to serve the most vulnerable children and families amid escalating violence, mass displacement, and severe food insecurity. Through integrated humanitarian and development programs, we reached ~567,000 people with life‑saving assistance and long‑term support in health, nutrition, education, child protection, WASH, livelihoods, and emergency response.
- 77,026 people reached through prevention and treatment
- 52,268 people (incl. 1,233 children and 1,263 pregnant women) are on ARVs
- 42,066 children under five had growth monitoring
- 1,839 mild to severe cases of malnutrition treated with ~98% recovery for severe cases
- 15,772 children received Vitamin A
- 27,495 people gained access to clean water via 12 new water points
- 37,654 children were supported to stay in school
- school feeding reached 14,711 children
- 4,815 women accessed low‑interest loans; many families reported ~55% income growth
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Haiti's crisis didn't happen overnight. It took 200+ years of political exploitation, environmental destruction, and compounding disasters to get here — and understanding that history is the only way to make sense of what's happening today.
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