Friends of the Children of Haiti

For over 30 years, Friends of the Children of Haiti (FOTCOH, pronounced “fot-co”) has provided healthcare and hope to the people of Haiti. FOTCOH provides year-round medical services as well as community education and hygiene programs at our clinic in Cyvadier, Haiti.

Learn more about FOTCOH’s work in Haiti.


An Update on Haiti & How You Can Help

You have the power to accelerate our impact. That’s why we’ve created the Hammond Founders Circle, our monthly giving program that propels our mission with your support.


FOTCOH’s Impact

FOTCOH serves 15,000+ Haitian people each year. Our American medical volunteers work alongside Haitian team members to triage injuries, treat illness, provide dental and surgical services, support women’s health, and provide life-saving nutritional support for malnourished children. Our weekly Urgent Care clinics serve approximately 25-50 patients per day and provide year-round medical support for the community. Quarterly Vital Health Clinics offer more intensive procedures and treatments and serve approximately 2,000-3,000 patients per clinic. Our Women’s Health Initiative provides prenatal care, breastfeeding education, cloth diapers, and more.

FOTCOH also leads hygiene and health programs in the community. Through our WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) Program, we teach proper handwashing techniques, provide access to clean water, build latrines, and promote proper sanitation practices.


Support FOTCOH’s Work

FOTCOH Support Our Work

Help provide healthcare and hope to the people of Haiti. Your donation will help supply medications, surgical supplies, nutritional support for malnourished children, hygiene education programs, access to clean drinking water, women’s health support, and so much more.

FOTCOH is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with tax ID number 37-1274477. Donations are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law.


Questions?

Please connect with us – we’d be delighted to speak with you and answer any questions you might have about FOTCOH’s work.