irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2025
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $0Our ophthamology departmentat Kakok, Ile a Vaches continues providing these services, screening, eye exams, glaucoma treatment and cataract surgery. Approximately 5,200 patients are seen annually.
- #2 $0The organization's 3 clinics in addition to mobil clinics and outreach program staffed by our trained heal agents increased the number of patients served.
named programs · 5 · from sources
What they call their work
Community Support and Nutrition Program
Distributes food, clothes, hygiene products, toys, and nutritional supplements; includes education on nutrition, disease prevention, and women's health
FHHH Clinics
Operates three fully staffed clinics in Carries, Vignier, and Ile a Vaches offering free primary care, maternal services, pharmacy, laboratory, and X-ray services seven days a week
Maternal and Infantile Mortality Reduction Project
Provides free prenatal and postpartum care, sonograms, deliveries, family planning, and pediatric services to reduce maternal and infant mortality
Ophthalmology Services
Provides eye screenings, exams, glaucoma treatment, and cataract surgery at the Ile a Vaches clinic, serving approximately 5,200 patients annually
Teen Pregnancy Program
Offers reproductive health education, family planning, and support services to prevent early pregnancy and its associated risks
activities · 8 groups
What they do
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Direct Clinical Care Delivery 2 activities
- Mobile clinics and community health outreachOperates mobile clinics and an outreach program staffed by trained health agents to expand access to medical care in underserved communities beyond fixed clinic sites.
- Operation of three primary care clinics in HaitiOperates three fully staffed primary care clinics with well-stocked pharmacies in Carries, Vignier, and Ile a Vaches, providing free medical care seven days a week to over 30,000 patients annually. Services include primary care, pharmacy access, laboratory testing, X-ray, dental care, eye care, and maternal health services.
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Healthcare Workforce Training & Career Pathways 1 activity
- Capacity-building through medical education partnershipsLeads educational outreach projects in collaboration with General Hospital in Haiti and State University Medical School of Haiti to strengthen local medical training and capacity.
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Youth Health and Wellness Education 1 activity
- Community health education programsOffers educational programs on nutrition, disease prevention, women's and children's health, pregnancy prevention, HIV/AIDS, and maternal health. Conducts health education in collaboration with schools and community groups.
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Community Event-Based Giving Programs 1 activity
- Distribution of essential goods and suppliesConducts regular distribution of food, nutritional supplements, vitamins, clothes, school supplies, hygiene products, and toys to individuals and families in need. Includes targeted programs such as vitamin A and deworming for children under six and multivitamin distribution in schools.
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Senior Independence Support Services 1 activity
- Elderly support programOperates a support program for vulnerable older adults in the community, providing healthcare and social support services.
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Holiday and Seasonal Essentials Distribution 1 activity
- Holiday gift distribution for childrenDistributed holiday toys and gifts to hundreds of children under 12 during the 2024 holiday season, including a Christmas Toy Giveaway event on December 21, 2024.
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Comprehensive Eye Care Access 1 activity
- Provision of specialty medical servicesProvides specialty medical services including ophthalmology (eye exams, glaucoma treatment, cataract surgery), dental care, and maternal-infant health through clinic-based and outreach programs. Ophthalmology services at Kakok, Ile a Vaches serve approximately 4,750–5,200 patients annually.
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Direct Care for Orphans and Vulnerable Children 1 activity
- School and orphanage support programsSupports local schools and orphanages through student sponsorship, donations of school supplies and backpacks, immunization clinics, dental hygiene education, fluoride treatments, and delivery of food, clothing, and toiletries.
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financials · form 990 · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$321K
Contributions & grants$321K100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$403K
Program expenses100%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineOther
balance sheet
Total assets$1.30M
Cash$196K
Investments$0
Liabilities$2K
Net assets$1.30M
Liquid reserves5.8 mo
6 years on record · 2020–2025 · YoY revenue +45.0%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2025
Who runs it
board members · 7
- ANONIO JOSEPH MD — DIRECTOR
- EMMANUEL ST LOUIS MD — PRESIDENT DIRECTOR
- FRANZ NICOLAS — SECRETARY DIRECTOR
- LESLY HONORE MD — DIRECTOR
- PATRICK LEBLAN MD — DIRECTOR
- THIERRY DUCHATELLIER MD — VIC PRESIDENT DIRECTOR
- YOLAINE ST LOUIS MD — TREASURER DIRECTOR
relationships · 25
Who they work with
- AmeriCares Partner — Works with FHHH to provide emergency medical aid and supplies.
- BronxCare Health System Partner — Healthcare partner collaborating with FHHH on medical and outreach programs.
- Brother’s Brothers Partner — Partner organization collaborating with FHHH on health and community programs.
- CMMB Partner — Partner in delivering medical and community services in Haiti.
- Deaconess Community ELCA Partner — Partner in community and health initiatives supported by FHHH.
- Forgotten Children of Haiti Partner — Collaborates with FHHH on programs and projects in Haiti.
- Forgotten Children of Haiti Partner — Collaborates with FHHH to support vulnerable children and families.
- General Hospital in Haiti Partner — Collaborates with Foundation for Hope and Health in Haiti on educational outreach projects.
- Haven Foundation Partner — Partner organization working alongside FHHH in Haiti.
- Health Equity International Partner — Collaborates with FHHH to improve access to equitable healthcare in Haiti.
- Kaykok Foundation Partner — Partner in community development and health initiatives in Haiti.
- Kellogg Foundation Partner — Partner organization supporting FHHH's community health programs.
- Lynks Deleware Chapter Partner — Partner organization supporting FHHH's mission and activities.
- Mission of Grace Partner — Works with FHHH to deliver health and humanitarian assistance in Haiti.
- Soul of Haiti Partner — Collaborates with FHHH on health and community support initiatives in Haiti.
- State University Medical School of Haiti Partner — Collaborates with Foundation for Hope and Health in Haiti on educational outreach projects.
- The Haitian Minister of Tourism Government — Collaborates with FHHH on outreach and development initiatives.
- The Haitian Ministry of Health Government — Partner in health-related programs and initiatives in Haiti.
- US based staff and medical volunteers Partner — U.S.-based medical professionals and volunteers collaborate with local staff to deliver specialized and continuous care.
- US medical teams Partner — Provides continuous training and support to Haiti-based clinical staff.
- Vitamin Angel Partner — Collaborates to provide Vitamin A and parasite prophylaxis to young children.
- Vitamin Angels Partner — Collaborates with FHHH to provide nutritional support and supplements.
- area schools Partner — Collaborates with local schools to deliver health and educational services.
- like minded organizations Partner — Collaborates with like-minded organizations to support maternal and infant health initiatives in Haiti.
- local and international organizations Partner — Collaborates with local and international organizations to support projects in impoverished communities.
strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Capacity-Building Through Partnershipmethodology: capacity-building-through-partnershipBy combining permanent clinics with ongoing training and support from U.S. medical teams, the organization strengthens local healthcare systems because sustained skill transfer and mentorship improve the quality and continuity of care delivered by Haitian providers.
- Crisis-to-Continuity Care Modelmethodology: crisis-to-continuity careBy transitioning from emergency medical response to long-term health initiatives, the organization ensures lasting impact because initial crisis interventions are leveraged to build permanent care infrastructure and community trust.
- Dignity-Centered Care Modelmethodology: dignity-centered careBy framing healthcare as a moral responsibility rather than charity, the organization fosters long-term engagement and trust with underserved communities because it affirms patient dignity and reduces stigma, leading to sustained utilization of services.
- Hybrid Care Delivery Modelmethodology: hybrid-care-modelBy integrating locally trained Haitian staff with recurring U.S. volunteer teams and remote specialist consultations, the organization ensures continuous, high-quality care because local capacity is reinforced with external expertise without creating dependency.
- Integrated Community Health and Social Servicesmethodology: integrated_community_developmentBy delivering medical care alongside social and educational support, the organization improves health outcomes because addressing structural determinants like education and nutrition enables more sustainable and holistic community well-being.