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We hope this care can help break the vicious cycle these patients are trapped in, between emergency care, stabilisation, hospitalisation, returning home, difficulty accessing treatment, and going back to the emergency room.

Dr Jérôme Fritsch / medical referent at the MSF hospital in Cité Soleil

How is MSF responding in Haiti?

MSF currently runs two trauma hospitals (Tabarre and Carrefour), two emergency centers (Drouillard and Turgeau) and one center for the survivors of sexual violence in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area. Mobile clinics are temporarily suspended because of the volatile situation.

The dangerous situation in the streets due to armed clashes and barricades, and the many closures of medical facilities makes it virtually impossible to do referrals, adding to the pressure on the few facilities that are functional, including those run by MSF.

RESPONDING TO EMERGENCIES

As an independent, impartial medical humanitarian organisation, Médecins Sans Frontières can respond rapidly to emergency situations and deliver urgent medical treatment to people in need – no matter who they are. By making a donation, you can help ensure that we can be there to provide medical assistance during times of crisis.

Sterline and her mother spoke with an MSF staff member while waiting to be reunited with her newborn daughter after days of separation caused by armed violence and an emergency hospital evacuation in Cité Soleil, Port au Prince, Haiti.

Naomie Lubin, an MSF midwife at the Isaïe Jeanty maternity hospital in Port-au-Prince, smiles while holding a newborn in her arms, a few hours after their birth. Naomie herself was born in that same maternity, 49 years ago. © Marx Stanley Léveillé/MSF

HOW YOU CAN HELP

By donating to MSF's emergency fund, you can help ensure that MSF staff can provide medical assistance during times of crises where it is needed most—both in Haiti, and around the world.

Your donation supports MSF's Emergency Fund and is not restricted to a specific country or emergency.

We work where the need is greatest; it’s critical we respond as soon as a crisis occurs.

Médecins Sans Frontières Australia's emergency fund ensures that we have adequate financial resources ready so that we don’t lose precious time. By donating to our emergency fund today, you can help our teams provide relief as soon as possible to people who urgently need our help.

Please consider making an urgent donation today. We simply could not do what we do without you.

A patient in Port-au-Prince, a victim of head trauma, is taken to the MSF emergency centre in Turgeau. June 2022 © MSF

HOW MSF USES FUNDS

71%

of our funds are used to further our social mission by providing assistance to people in distress and to victims of natural or man-made disasters.

29%

of our funds are used to responsibly manage our organisation via fundraising and administration activities that ensure we can continue to meet our operational needs.

Data from the 2025 consolidated MSF Australia and MSF New Zealand Financial Report

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