HHA's existing Neonatal Unit opened in 2012, able to treat up to 8 unwell babies. It quickly became stretched beyond capacity, regularly caring for 14 babies at a time who are forced to share cots and oxygen. We have now finalised plans to build a new Neonatal Care Unit, with the capacity to accommodate 16 babies, a breastfeeding/family care room, postnatal ward, chapel, training room, staff offices and accommodation. This unit will save the lives of thousands of babies in the years to come.

Working in BidiBidi and Palorinya refugee settlements in Uganda, our Community Based Rehabilitation workers (CBRs) ensure the most vulnerable refugees can access disability and nutrition support. Our CBRs are a dedicated team, many of whom are refugees themselves, with unrivalled knowledge of the needs of persons with disabilities in the settlements. They provide education and refer individuals to our projects, including wheelchair distributions and nutrition and agriculture programmes.

Our Children's Respite Home, Maison de Benediction, cares for some of Haiti's most at risk and vulnerable children, providing care to children with physical and developmental special needs.

To provide a maternity and paediatric service for some of northern Haiti's poorest families, providing many with their first ever access to medical care in pregnancy and childbirth. Our 44 bed facility with 2 delivery suites, operating theatre for birthing emergencies, paediatric ward and NICU, will support many life saving interventions as well as training and equipping midwives, supporting local health centres and providing information about pregnancy and early child development.

To provide rehab for people with spinal cord injuries, strokes, and other disabilities, empowering them to participate in activities and tasks that are vital in life!