After Matthew, we need your help to battle cholera in Haiti

  • Oct 28, 2016
This photo shows some of the damage in the center of Jérémie, where 33 technicians were working on a malaria study for IMA World Health when the Hurricane Matthew battered the area.
This photo shows some of the damage in the center of Jérémie, where 33 technicians were working on a malaria study for IMA World Health when the Hurricane Matthew battered the area. The IMA team in Haiti had to send two drivers to the area to establish contact with the technicians because cellphone communication was down. After more than a day of travel, the drivers reached the team and everyone made it safely back to Port-au-Prince. (Photo by Leonel Philibert/IMA World Health)


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MA World Health has a long history of working in Haiti. We opened our first office there in 1988, and have since worked alongside government, faith and community partners to help the people of Haiti address public health challenges such as tropical disease, access to clean water and sanitation.

Hurricane Matthew’s aftermath puts more than 1 million people at risk for cholera. Acting now, swiftly and generously, will save lives.

Every $25 raised will help IMA World Health reach a family in need, to provide water treatment and other critical care to prevent cholera’s spread.

Your gift will enable us to reach families most at risk. Our goal is to provide water purification tablets, basic hygiene and sanitation assistance and other support to contain the spread of this deadly disease.

Cholera is spread primarily by drinking water contaminated with bacteria. Diarrhea, severe dehydration and death are all possible in Haiti’s poorest communities. Your gift will change – even save – the life of someone most at risk.

Will you help?

Your gift will be used in this response, and to fuel other life-saving programs in Haiti.

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