Medicine

One decade. Ten years. 3,650 days. My first mission trip to Haiti. I was set out to save the country, I was. Yes sir. Yes ma’am. I remember our welcoming assembly like it was yesterday. Each class at Hope For Haiti Foundation’s school, Unifiée, was lined up in order of grades. They each had a

Check out what a day looks like for some of Campbell’s public health students! 7:00 – Breakfast – eggs, grapefruit, oatmeal, jet fuel (coffee), hot chocolate 7:30 – Pack up supplies for Vitamin A & Albendazole distribution 8:00 – Hike supplies in to Damas 8:45 – Set up distribution stations 9:00 – Distribute Vitamin A

September 2017 Surgery Trip We’ve said this before, but it’s so true–surgery in a suitcase! Unimaginable, but it is becoming a routine for our team! Although “routine” is still pretty remarkable, due to the planning and preparation the team has to do prior to arriving to this little remote town in the south of Haiti

An account of the trip gathered from students comments. Campbell Masters of Public Health students returned to the US following two fruitful weeks in Haiti. They made a great impact in Zorange. Over the past two years, Dr. Tillman and his students have designed and implemented an electronic record that works without internet. There have

Campbell public health students are in Zorangé for two weeks as part of their global health experience. The students arrived Saturday to the usual craziness of the Port au Prince airport. This can be intimidating even for seasoned travelers. The ride thru Port au Prince is eye opening to a way of living that is

HFHF sent a group to Haiti in February 2017.  One member of the group was Dr. Lisa Grana with Triangle Physicians for Women. Here is an update from Dr. Grana and TPW:  As a physician, Dr. Grana’s devotion to Hope for Haiti Foundation can be seen through her surgical and medical work in the clinic in