Case Studies | Plan International Haiti

Nathalie’s hope: A mother’s dream for her child

After armed men forced Nathalie* to leave her home with her 6-month-old daughter, she has been living in a temporary site for over 3 months.

Building the capacity of child protection actors

To strengthen protection services and well-being of children affected by the crises in Haiti, a capacity-building workshop was held.

Clean water transforms girls’ lives

Kathiana, 10, walks to school every day with her older sister. When she gets home, the first thing she does is set off to fetch water from the nearby river.

Cash transfers help families invest in their children’s…

Dalande, 16, lives in Haiti with her family, who struggle to make a living but cash transfers have helped her stay in school.

Lettycia: When I’m hungry I can’t study

Girls like Lettycia are struggling to stay safe and in school in Haiti.

Insecurity cripples girls’ education opportunities in Haiti…

Girls in Haiti like Dialissa, 15, are struggling to get an education due to violence and food shortages.

Gang violence and hunger make life intolerable for Haiti’s…

Barbara*, 13, is struggling to eat regularly and go to school due to violence and food shortages in her community.

Menstrual health needs not met amidst Haiti crisis

In families' desperation to meet their needs amidst the crisis in Haiti, girls like Sofiana are struggling to meet their menstrual health needs.

Hunger impacts girls’ education in Haiti

The hunger crisis in Haiti is leaving children like Chedeline, 12, weak and unable to learn.

Young mother struggles to provide for family amidst Haiti hunger…

Mothers like Dina are struggling to feed their families due to the hunger crisis in Haiti.

Cash transfers support families at breaking point in Haiti

Mireille's family has been profoundly affected by the multiple crises leading to desperate food shortages. However, cash transfers have helped her feed her family.

“Widespread misery” in Haiti, says young activist…

Families in Haiti have been profoundly affected by multiple crises that are exacerbating one another. Despite the hardships, Stephanie, 20, is learning new skills to create a better future.