Hunger in Haiti is on the rise
5.4 million people – 48% of the population – are facing acute hunger
Hunger tightens its grip
as insecurity, violence & economic woes combine with climate-related disasters
Price skyrocket due to instability
costs of goods have gone up 30 to 77 percent, making food more inaccessible
400,000+ children are impacted
statistics estimate more than 400,000 children are malnourished in Haiti
Hospitals close due to insecurity
hospitals and other organizations are forced to close due to the insecurity
We remain a source of hope
without anywhere else to turn, families look to us to care for their children.
Fighting Malnutrition in Haiti:
Celebrating ten years!
We opened the doors to our malnutrition inpatient center in 2016. Our programs have evolved over the years into something we are really proud of.
932
families engaged in our programs
112,979
sachets of medika mamba consumed
1,108
children in recovery from malnourishment
196,701
nourishing meals served to families
Our Holistic Approach
We not only strive to operate an inpatient center that allows children to have a full recovery from malnutrition, but we operate several sustainable wrap-around programs to ensure lasting recovery.
Coalition Members
Enable children like Wilson to receive acute impatient treatment as soon as they arrive.
Wilson, came to Middle Ground malnourished and fragile at 12 years old.
He gained more than 11 pounds in just 45 days while his family completed health education, essential to disrupting the cycle of malnutrition.
Coalition members make these miraculous transformations possible.
ANNUAL REPORT 2025
2025 unfolded amid relentless uncertainty in Haiti. The year opened with violent attacks in the Kenscoff community, impacting many families that we serve through our programs. Emergency plans were quietly put into place in the case we would need to evacuate staff and patients; thankfully they never needed to be used. The needs have never felt greater, yet within our small clinic, hope continues to beat steadily. Lives are being restored. We mourn the lives lost (children who simply arrived too late). But even in grief, we bear witness to many victories. Every recovery is a testament to perseverance and compassion. Our staff stand unwavering on the front lines. It is an honor to stand beside them…
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