Most Haitians never see a doctor in their entire lives. HCM's three medical clinics and mobile medical teams serve nearly 16,000 people every year. Our medical clinics generate some income and receive assistance from many individuals and churches from the United States.

 
Having a hot meal each day is only a dream to most Haitians. A 100-pound bag of rice sells for about $32. But a typical family may earn only $30 a month. It is impossible to feed a family under such conditions. A typical meal may include rice, beans or fish. Each meal is designed to meet a child's most urgent needs for nourishment.
In Haiti, there is one doctor for every 11,000 people. HCM's efforts to bring medical services to these people - even in remote areas - is a powerful evangelistic tool. As you can imagine, the need for additional support and short-term medical teams continues to grow. HCM's six nutrition centers serve about 7,480 meals to children every day. The centers offer an intensive feeding program for the very young who already suffer from second- and third-degree malnutrition. Schoolchildren suffering from malnutrition and HCM sponsored children also receive one hot meal each day. It will probably be the only meal they eat for the day.
American physicians, nurses and medical technicians come to Haiti several times a year. These medical teams often set up mobile clinics in some of the most remote villages where their skills are needed the most. Other HCM supporters regularly send basic medical supplies and medicines to assist this ministry. Please contact us if you have an interest in a short-term medical team commitment
Funding for our nutrition centers, school feeding programs and large-scale food distributions comes from a number of international organizations. American churches and HCM supporters play a vital role in this massive ministry, which touches so many lives every day of the year.