The Centre Hospitalier de Fontaine Foundation

The Centre Hospitalier de Fontaine Foundation Our mission is to work where others dont when others cant to save lives, bring education and create jobs.

06/04/2026

Coming soon.

Our founder sat down with Xavier Michon of to talk about what it really takes to keep Centre Hospitalier de Fontaine running. CHF is the only full service hospital in the commune of Cité Soleil, with an estimated population of 400,000 people. Staying open is a daily choice, especially through the hardest moments.

This conversation goes deeper than the headlines. It is about the people who refuse to walk away when everything says they should.

Screenshot the link, click on it in Photo library to access the full interview.

https://youtu.be/YtZJHUIt_kI?si=esOGN7zUaCbpK7i8

Stay tuned for the full release.

05/14/2026

Our staff saved every patient. Now they’re displaced across Port au Prince.

When our hospital evacuated on May 10th, our team scattered. We don’t know when we’ll reopen. We just know we will.

So we built care kits to find them, one by one.
These kits exist because of a little of everything. UNICEF bags. FFP food. Hygiene supplies from Fondasyon Group HM. Private donors who showed up.

This is what 34 years of partnership looks like when it matters most.

🔗 Donate at the link in our bio
www.chffoundation.org

This too must pass

Prayer over our new Laboratory.Nobody asked them to come.No announcement. No invitation. No program.A prayer group of wo...
04/06/2026

Prayer over our new Laboratory.

Nobody asked them to come.

No announcement. No invitation. No program.
A prayer group of women from our community in Cité Soleil simply showed up to our new laboratory and prayed. Over every room. Over every vehicle. Over every wall of Centre Hospitalier de Fontaine.

And this is not the first time. It has been happening for years, especially since our first evacuation on November 15, 2023.

34 years of showing up for a community, and this is what it looks like in return.

You know how they say mama’s and grandma’s prayers keep us safe? We’re adding the local churches to that list. These women give us all
the quiet reassurance that within God’s will, all will be well inside these walls, and to and from work.

We like to say: “Si m soti fò m antre.” If I leave home, I’m making it back.

We build medical facilities. We train staff. We secure partnerships. And the community prays over all of it, without being asked.

That is the covenant. 🙏🏾

April 1, 2026400 families. One distribution.People love to dismiss distributions. But in Cité Soleil, where emergencies ...
04/03/2026

April 1, 2026
400 families. One distribution.

People love to dismiss distributions. But in Cité Soleil, where emergencies are not the exception but the daily reality, a food distribution is a lifeline, not a handout.

The distribution, though no money was exchanged, was not free. They came with babies on their hips. They missed a day of work they could not afford to miss. They made the trip there and back through a city where chronic violence has closed most doors to earning a living. Before a single bag was lifted, they had already paid.

We are grateful to FFTP Haiti and Mr. Nicoleau for making this possible despite real constraints, and to WFP / PAM Haiti for their commitment to the most vulnerable among us.

Sustainable food security is still the goal. Always. But on April 1, 2026, 400 people ate. And that was enough. 🙏🏾

Thank you and Haiti

01/27/2026

Access to oxygen shouldn’t depend on your ability to pay.

At CHF, most patients can’t afford oxygen cylinders. We’ve never turned anyone away because of it.

Our team navigates gang controlled territories to keep oxygen flowing. They’ve rolled cylinders over barricades. Strapped tanks to motorcycles when cars couldn’t pass. Made runs during gunfire because someone’s child needed to breathe.

We spend $2,500 monthly on oxygen. Most of that cost we absorb so families don’t have to choose between breathing and eating.

Last year, Gaz Industriel donated 100 free refills. That support kept patients alive when we couldn’t have done it alone.

Every donation helps us cover these costs. Watch our team’s struggle for oxygen in the Al Jazeera documentary on our main page. Donate through the link in bio to help us keep oxygen accessible to everyone who needs it.

Because in our hospital, your life doesn’t depend on what’s in your wallet.

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1000 Peachtree Industrial Boulevard Suite 6, #331
Suwanee, GA
30024

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