Treatment and Healing

In conjunction with Project Medishare, the Miller School of Medicine and the School of Nursing and Health Studies are bringing critical and primary care, medical equipment, and training to Haiti, enabling UM students to serve some of the neediest people in the remotest areas of the country.

Planting Seeds for the Future

The University of Miami and Project Medishare are providing much-needed medical services and training Haitians to be the pioneers of future health care providers.

Filling the Gap for Children

A burgeoning pediatrics residency program is helping grow the number of doctors who can care for children in Haiti suffering from critical illnesses and disease.

Healing Wounds and Themselves

Following the earthquake, Haiti’s caregivers found they needed to focus on the basics of healing acute and chronic wounds.

Improving Eye Care in Haiti

Haitians, who are predisposed to eye diseases such as glaucoma, are in desperate need of quality eye care.

Stepping into a Positive Future

Prosthetic technicians working in a laboratory in Port-au-Prince build artificial limbs for their countrymen, many injured in the earthquake.

CaneShare Makes House Calls

Several times a year, Miller School of Medicine students travel to Haiti to work closely with local health care workers to provide care in underserved areas.

Bringing Care to Remote Areas

Mobile clinics, staffed by School of Nursing and Health Studies graduate students, faculty, and alumni, deliver primary care services to remote areas of Haiti.