Preventable illness burdens urban and rural communities across the world at a staggering rate. Children often suffer the most serious and long-lasting effects from chronic, preventable health conditions. These illnesses are often water-borne, mosquito-borne, respiratory, or are related to inadequate sanitation and hygiene practices.
HRI is actively implementing a holistic approach to tackle these contributing factors as we strive to eliminate hunger and malnutrition. HRI meal programs, combined with medical support, access to clean water and education, and trainings on nutrition, sanitation and hygiene ensure people no longer suffer from the various effects of hunger and that they receive the basic nutrition they need to learn, grow and thrive.
HRI is building upon partnerships with other organizations such as Vitamin Angels and Hope for Haiti to ensure that local health clinics have the medical supplies, equipment and medications needed to ensure good basic healthcare for young children and mothers.
HRI is building upon partnerships with other organizations such as Vitamin Angels and Hope for Haiti to ensure that local health clinics have the medical supplies, equipment and medications needed to ensure good basic healthcare for young children and mothers.
HRI is building upon partnerships with other organizations such as Vitamin Angels and Hope for Haiti to ensure that local health clinics have the medical supplies, equipment and medications needed to ensure good basic healthcare for young children and mothers.
Maternal and child health is key to the growth and development of children and for the eventual economic growth of a country. In Haiti, most children are raised by single mothers and have little or no access to healthcare.
Maternal and child health is key to the growth and development of children and for the eventual economic growth of a country. In Haiti, most children are raised by single mothers and have little or no access to healthcare.
Maternal and child health is key to the growth and development of children and for the eventual economic growth of a country. In Haiti, most children are raised by single mothers and have little or no access to healthcare.
HRI’s nurse and social workers manage our medical programs which serve more than 1,000 children and adults regularly in orphanages, schools and other family-oriented programs. We provide important health education, testing, treatment and referral opportunities to communities and orphanages that have little or no access to healthcare.
HRI’s nurse and social workers manage our medical programs which serve more than 1,000 children and adults regularly in orphanages, schools and other family-oriented programs. We provide important health education, testing, treatment and referral opportunities to communities and orphanages that have little or no access to healthcare.
HRI’s nurse and social workers manage our medical programs which serve more than 1,000 children and adults regularly in orphanages, schools and other family-oriented programs. We provide important health education, testing, treatment and referral opportunities to communities and orphanages that have little or no access to healthcare.
Psychosocial support is equally as important to children and adults suffering from chronic hunger, systemic poverty and natural disasters or emergencies. HRI’s social workers and nurse work together to support every child and every adult in every HRI program emotionally and spiritually– as they wish. HRI is the lead agency in the Guatemala OCHA working group on mental health during the coronavirus pandemic.
Psychosocial support is equally as important to children and adults suffering from chronic hunger, systemic poverty and natural disasters or emergencies. HRI’s social workers and nurse work together to support every child and every adult in every HRI program emotionally and spiritually– as they wish. HRI is the lead agency in the Guatemala OCHA working group on mental health during the coronavirus pandemic.
Psychosocial support is equally as important to children and adults suffering from chronic hunger, systemic poverty and natural disasters or emergencies. HRI’s social workers and nurse work together to support every child and every adult in every HRI program emotionally and spiritually– as they wish. HRI is the lead agency in the Guatemala OCHA working group on mental health during the coronavirus pandemic.
Simple water filtration systems reduce the risk of preventable waterborne illness like cholera, typhoid, and chronic diarrhea. HRI and our mission teams are saving lives by distributing water filters to ensure clean water is available daily for cooking, drinking, dish washing, hand washing, bathing, etc.
Simple water filtration systems reduce the risk of preventable waterborne illness like cholera, typhoid, and chronic diarrhea. HRI and our mission teams are saving lives by distributing water filters to ensure clean water is available daily for cooking, drinking, dish washing, hand washing, bathing, etc.
Simple water filtration systems reduce the risk of preventable waterborne illness like cholera, typhoid, and chronic diarrhea. HRI and our mission teams are saving lives by distributing water filters to ensure clean water is available daily for cooking, drinking, dish washing, hand washing, bathing, etc.
Installing new and improved sanitary facilities in places that need it most is one of our health priorities. This includes different toilet designs including safe pit-latrines, flush toilets and composting toilets, depending on the best option for each situation. The goal is to ensure that human waste is being captured and managed properly while providing dignity to women and young developing girls.
Installing new and improved sanitary facilities in places that need it most is one of our health priorities. This includes different toilet designs including safe pit-latrines, flush toilets and composting toilets, depending on the best option for each situation. The goal is to ensure that human waste is being captured and managed properly while providing dignity to women and young developing girls.
Installing new and improved sanitary facilities in places that need it most is one of our health priorities. This includes different toilet designs including safe pit-latrines, flush toilets and composting toilets, depending on the best option for each situation. The goal is to ensure that human waste is being captured and managed properly while providing dignity to women and young developing girls.
Paired with health education, hygiene products help to reduce preventable illness. HRI distributes hygiene kits to children in orphanages and other programs which include toothpaste, toothbrush, soap, feminine care products, and other basic hygiene items. Our social workers and nurse provide trainings and we also distribute safe cookstoves to families who currently have open fire stoves in their homes with no ventilation.
Paired with health education, hygiene products help to reduce preventable illness. HRI distributes hygiene kits to children in orphanages and other programs which include toothpaste, toothbrush, soap, feminine care products, and other basic hygiene items. Our social workers and nurse provide trainings and we also distribute safe cookstoves to families who currently have open fire stoves in their homes with no ventilation.
Paired with health education, hygiene products help to reduce preventable illness. HRI distributes hygiene kits to children in orphanages and other programs which include toothpaste, toothbrush, soap, feminine care products, and other basic hygiene items. Our social workers and nurse provide trainings and we also distribute safe cookstoves to families who currently have open fire stoves in their homes with no ventilation.
