Haiti aid projects

Since 2006, SOIL (Sustainable, Organic, Intergrated Livelihoods) has been transforming wastes into resources in Haiti. Through the use of ecological sanitation, SOIL is working to create a revolutionary social business model for providing access to safe, dignified sanitation that produces rich, organic compost as a natural resource for Haiti’s badly-depleted soils, while also creating economic opportunities in some of the world’s most under-resourced communities. Here is SOIL's 2015 report, 20 pages.

Haitian Hearts brings children and young adults in desperate need of heart surgery from Haiti to the United States for life-saving medical treatment. During the past 18 years, Haitian Hearts has brought more than 160 patients to the United States and helped thousands more in Haiti through our general medical work in clinics and hospitals. And for each individual Haitian Hearts has helped, we know countless others have benefited from the improved health of their family member, friend, or neighbor.

The housing rights campaign in Haiti.

The column (blog) by Dr. John Carroll reporting on his medical aid work in Haiti. Published in the Peoria Daily Star (Illinois).