In rural communities like Pignon, home to over 43,000 people, the lack of reliable water sources has led to health risks, economic struggles, and an overall decrease in quality of life.

In the heart of the Caribbean lies Haiti, a nation of vibrant culture, enduring spirit, and immense potential. Yet, it faces significant challenges, one of the most pressing being access to clean and safe drinking water.

For Haitians around the globe, the new year begins with a cherished tradition: Soupe Joumou. This hearty pumpkin soup is more than just a meal; it is a symbol of freedom, resilience, and unity.

“We do not define ourselves by our struggles but by our culture and resilience” DG Dominique Bazin

That line—from The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, beautifully captures the paradox of having vast amounts of water that are undrinkable. It's a haunting image, and in many ways, it reflects the current global water crisis. Despite the planet...

At a ceremony attended in person by local Leogâne Commune dignitaries and experts in the field plus several persons online via Zoom, the Municipal Water Action Plan for the commune was proudly presented by the assembled group. The plan is the fruition of many months...

Haitians are coming together in inspiring ways to address the current waves of violence that are tearing the nation apart.

Water is the foundation of life. Humans need water for basic bodily functions, food production, hygiene, and maintaining ecosystems.