Middle Ground Haiti

Middle Ground Haiti Middle Ground is an organization committed to the fight against malnutrition in Haiti.

FROM THE FRONTLINES ๐Ÿ“ฃAnother newsletter introducing you to the heroes on the frontlines - our staff! - was sent out this...
06/23/2026

FROM THE FRONTLINES ๐Ÿ“ฃ

Another newsletter introducing you to the heroes on the frontlines - our staff! - was sent out this morning.

To protect their identities, these full interviews will only be shared in e-mail, so now is the perfect time to make sure you're on our list! You can easily sign up through the link at the bottom of our website: https://middlegroundhaiti.org

This month's e-mail features Bernadette, our family advocate, who has been working at Middle Ground since 2018!

Bernadette says, "The impact of Middle Ground's work is visible not only in the children's physical appearance but also in the confidence and hope of their parents. Middle Ground contributes greatly to saving lives in our community. It provides a priceless service that deserves recognition and support, especially in a country where many families have limited access to healthcare and assistance."

meet MEDELEVENSON ๐Ÿ’™At just 15 months old, Madelevenson was admitted to our inpatient program showing signs of moderate m...
06/17/2026

meet MEDELEVENSON ๐Ÿ’™

At just 15 months old, Madelevenson was admitted to our inpatient program showing signs of moderate malnutrition and in need of nutritional intervention. He weighed only 18 lbs. 7 oz. upon admission and spent 29 days in our care.

During his stay, he consumed 39 packets of Mamba and gained an incredible 3.94 pounds. The transformation a child can experience in less than one month with the right care, nourishment, and support is remarkable.

His story is a powerful reminder that malnutrition doesn't have to become severe before intervention matters. Early treatment changes outcomes, protects long-term health, and gives children the opportunity to thrive.

Madelevenson graduated from our inpatient center last week, but will now enter our follow-up program for continued support & care. Your support of MIDDLE GROUND ensures that no child is turned away and that every child receives the care needed to flourish.

06/17/2026

The measure of a community

is found in how it cares

for its most vulnerable children.

โ€”

The work of MIDDLE GROUND is our response to the gospel + caring for the most vulnerable in our community. Link arms with us by joining the COALITION โžก https://middlegroundhaiti.org/the-coalition/

Last month, the Haitian government issued an increase in minimum wage after textile workers protested wages that amounte...
06/10/2026

Last month, the Haitian government issued an increase in minimum wage after textile workers protested wages that amounted to less than $8 per day. The need for fairer wages is real and necessary, but the immediate enforcement of this mandate has also caused operating costs across the country to rise rapidly, including the cost of security services.

As a result, our monthly security expense increased by $500 overnight โ€” a cost we simply did not budget for at the beginning of the year.

In a country where instability continues to grow, reducing security is not an option.

Today, we are asking you to help shoulder this burden by joining THE COALITION.

Joining the Coalition means making a recurring monthly gift of any amount. It means linking arms with like-minded individuals, who are fighting with us, as we strive to save children from malnutrition. Monthly giving helps create stability in an unstable environment. It allows us to give our staff peace of mind as they work, keeping the property secure.

$25/month helps offset rising operational costs
$50/month helps provide ongoing security coverage
$100/month becomes a meaningful part of sustaining safety for our entire campus

In a season marked by uncertainty, monthly giving helps create consistency for our programs โ€” join THE COALITION here: https://middlegroundhaiti.org/the-coalition/

miracle after miracle continue to take place each month at MIDDLE GROUND โœจโ€” celebrate with us all that took place in the...
06/05/2026

miracle after miracle continue to take place each month at MIDDLE GROUND โœจ

โ€” celebrate with us all that took place in the month of May โ€”

FROM THE FRONTLINES ๐Ÿ“ฃAnother newsletter introducing you to the heroes on the frontlines - our staff! - was sent out this...
05/25/2026

FROM THE FRONTLINES ๐Ÿ“ฃ
Another newsletter introducing you to the heroes on the frontlines - our staff! - was sent out this morning.

To protect their identities, these full interviews will only be shared in e-mail, so now is the perfect time to make sure you're on our list! You can easily sign up through the link at the bottom of our website: https://middlegroundhaiti.org

This month's e-mail features Max-Harry, the professional photographer on staff, who does an incredible job capturing the work of our programs!

Max-Harry has been deeply impacted by working at MG because he is able to see & capture all the transformations. We are so grateful for his contributions as it allows us to tell the stories of MG in beautiful ways!

meet KETURA ๐Ÿ’•a sweet babe that was admitted for Marasmus malnutrition last yearshe was 4-months-old when admitted, weigh...
05/13/2026

meet KETURA ๐Ÿ’•

a sweet babe that was admitted for Marasmus malnutrition last year

she was 4-months-old when admitted, weighing a mere 6 pounds. she spent 32 days inpatient and gained just over 2 pounds in that time.

she was seen in the follow-up program a handful of times, but was re-admitted in January after losing her father to gang violence, which resulted in a rapid decline in health for both babe & mom.

Ketura spent another 85 days inpatient from January - April; in that time she gained so much strength, plus another SIX pounds!! Her discharge weight was 15 lbs. 8 oz!

Ketura's recovery is a great example as to why our follow-up program is essential, allowing us to keep a close eye on those in the most vulnerable situations. Our staff report so many families we serve having lost loved ones to gang violence. Many families remain displaced, living in constant fear, and enduring much trauma.

Middle Ground remains a beacon of hope & refuge for so many reasons than just malnutrition care. THANK YOU for standing on MIDDLE GROUND with us as we strive to continue being a light in the darkness.

We are grateful for recent donations that allowed us to update our electrical system + add more solar panels to our roof...
05/11/2026

We are grateful for recent donations that allowed us to update our electrical system + add more solar panels to our rooftop!

As we strive to provide critical care to malnourished children, having reliable electricity to operate our medical equipment is a non-negotiable. In recent months, our batteries were not keeping up with the demands and we were running our diesel generator to keep the lights on. With the update of our system this past month, we have not had to turn on the generator once!!

This update will make our center more sustainable in so many ways + allow us to care for even more children.

A special thank you to the ARC congregation in Luverne, MN for their generous donations that made this update possible.

To join us in our efforts in saving children from life-threatening malnutrition, join our COALITION today; learn more through the link in our bio

MEET EVENS ๐Ÿ’›He was one of ELEVEN children who graduated from our inpatient center in April. Admitted at 2.5 years old, h...
05/04/2026

MEET EVENS ๐Ÿ’›

He was one of ELEVEN children who graduated from our inpatient center in April. Admitted at 2.5 years old, he weighed just 19 pounds and was diagnosed with marasmus malnutrition.

After 29 days inpatient, he had gained well over 6 pounds, making a full recovery. He will now enter our follow-up program for continued support.

Thank you for standing on MIDDLE GROUND with us & making transformations like Evens's possible.

FROM THE FRONTLINES ๐Ÿ“ฃAnother newsletter introducing you to the heroes on the frontlines - our staff! - was sent out yest...
04/23/2026

FROM THE FRONTLINES ๐Ÿ“ฃ
Another newsletter introducing you to the heroes on the frontlines - our staff! - was sent out yesterday

To protect their identities, these interviews will only be shared in e-mail, so now is the perfect time to make sure you're on our list! You can easily sign up through the link at the bottom of our website: https://middlegroundhaiti.org

This month's e-mail features Nadia, our laundry lady, who is responsible for all the laundry needs at the inpatient center.

Nadia sees the work being done at MG as a painkiller, bringing relief to those living in deep poverty without the means to survive. During her time at MG, she has witnessed many miracles and powerful moments that stand as a testimony to the value of MG's work.

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