Ona Ville Community Health Clinic

News Updates
The Ona Ville Community Clinic is located about an hour outside of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. It officially opened in September 2015. Prior to opening a permanent site, mobile clinic services were offered. The clinic resides in the townships of Onaville, Canaan, Jerusalem, and Corail. Before the earthquake in 2010, the population in Port-au-Prince was about 20,000. Post-earthquake, it has risen to 200,000. Most of the patients walk to the clinic in order to receive care. Some walk from the mountain region of Bouzie, about 6 hours away. When they arrive, they not only need treatment, but they often need water and food.

Since its inception, over 40,000 patients have been seen in the clinic. We stand as the only private clinic providing charitable services in the area. Patients are provided with primary health services including prenatal and pediatric care. Specialty programs such as diabetes, hypertension, and wound care are also provided. Basic lab services, EKG, and ultrasound are also available.

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We are excited to report that we have found a way to ship multiple boxes of medical supplies and equipment to the clinic and have made regular shipments over the last 24 months.

Most recently, the clinic has made an application to become a vaccination site in partnership with the government.

Gang violence and a corrupt government that is becoming less effective are creating a significant food shortage across the country. To assist, the clinic is providing several pounds of rice and beans to every patient where the need is identified.
mother with child on her lap
people waiting outside clinic
view across the street from Ona Vile Clinic
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Ona Ville Community Health Clinic

News Updates
The Ona Ville Community Clinic is located about an hour outside of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. It officially opened in September 2015. Prior to opening a permanent site, mobile clinic services were offered. The clinic resides in the townships of Onaville, Canaan, Jerusalem, and Corail. Before the earthquake in 2010, the population in Port-au-Prince was about 20,000. Post-earthquake, it has risen to 200,000.

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Most of the patients walk to the clinic in order to receive care. Some walk from the mountain region of Bouzie, about 6 hours away. When they arrive, they not only need treatment, but they often need water and food.

Since its inception, over 40,000 patients have been seen in the clinic. We stand as the only private clinic providing charitable services in the area. Patients are provided with primary health services including prenatal and pediatric care. Specialty programs such as diabetes, hypertension, and wound care are also provided. Basic lab services, EKG, and ultrasound are also available.

We are excited to report that we have found a way to ship multiple boxes of medical supplies and equipment to the clinic and have made regular shipments over the last 24 months.

Most recently, the clinic has made an application to become a vaccination site in partnership with the government.

Gang violence and a corrupt government that is becoming less effective are creating a significant food shortage across the country. To assist, the clinic is providing several pounds of rice and beans to every patient where the need is identified.
mother with child on her lap
people waiting outside clinic
view across the street from Ona Vile Clinic
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Ona Ville Community Health Clinic

News Updates
The Ona Ville Community Clinic is located about an hour outside of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. It officially opened in September 2015. Prior to opening a permanent site, mobile clinic services were offered. The clinic resides in the townships of Onaville, Canaan, Jerusalem, and Corail. Before the earthquake in 2010, the population in Port-au-Prince was about 20,000. Post-earthquake, it has risen to 200,000.

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Most of the patients walk to the clinic in order to receive care. Some walk from the mountain region of Bouzie, about 6 hours away. When they arrive, they not only need treatment, but they often need water and food.

Since its inception, over 40,000 patients have been seen in the clinic. We stand as the only private clinic providing charitable services in the area. Patients are provided with primary health services including prenatal and pediatric care. Specialty programs such as diabetes, hypertension, and wound care are also provided. Basic lab services, EKG, and ultrasound are also available.

We are excited to report that we have found a way to ship multiple boxes of medical supplies and equipment to the clinic and have made regular shipments over the last 24 months.

Most recently, the clinic has made an application to become a vaccination site in partnership with the government.

Gang violence and a corrupt government that is becoming less effective are creating a significant food shortage across the country. To assist, the clinic is providing several pounds of rice and beans to every patient where the need is identified.
mother with child on her lap
people waiting outside clinic
view from across the street of the Ona Ville Clinic

Ona Ville Community Health Clinic

News Updates
The Ona Ville Community Clinic is located about an hour outside of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. It officially opened in September 2015. Prior to opening a permanent site, mobile clinic services were offered. The clinic resides in the townships of Onaville, Canaan, Jerusalem, and Corail. Before the earthquake in 2010, the population in Port-au-Prince was about 20,000. Post-earthquake, it has risen to 200,000. Most of the patients walk to the clinic in order to receive care. Some walk from the mountain region of Bouzie, about 6 hours away. When they arrive, they not only need treatment, but they often need water and food.

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Since its inception, over 40,000 patients have been seen in the clinic. We stand as the only private clinic providing charitable services in the area. Patients are provided with primary health services including prenatal and pediatric care. Specialty programs such as diabetes, hypertension, and wound care are also provided. Basic lab services, EKG, and ultrasound are also available.

We are excited to report that we have found a way to ship multiple boxes of medical supplies and equipment to the clinic and have made regular shipments over the last 24 months.

mother with child on her lap
Most recently, the clinic has made an application to become a vaccination site in partnership with the government.

Gang violence and a corrupt government that is becoming less effective are creating a significant food shortage across the country. To assist, the clinic is providing several pounds of rice and beans to every patient where the need is identified.
people waiting outside clinic

Ona Ville Community Health Clinic

News Updates
The Ona Ville Community Clinic is located about an hour outside of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. It officially opened in September 2015. Prior to opening a permanent site, mobile clinic services were offered. The clinic resides in the townships of Onaville, Canaan, Jerusalem, and Corail. Before the earthquake in 2010, the population in Port-au-Prince was about 20,000. Post-earthquake, it has risen to 200,000. Most of the patients walk to the clinic in order to receive care. Some walk from the mountain region of Bouzie, about 6 hours away. When they arrive, they not only need treatment, but they often need water and food.

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Since its inception, over 40,000 patients have been seen in the clinic. We stand as the only private clinic providing charitable services in the area. Patients are provided with primary health services including prenatal and pediatric care. Specialty programs such as diabetes, hypertension, and wound care are also provided. Basic lab services, EKG, and ultrasound are also available.

We are excited to report that we have found a way to ship multiple boxes of medical supplies and equipment to the clinic and have made regular shipments over the last 24 months.

mother with child on her lap
Most recently, the clinic has made an application to become a vaccination site in partnership with the government.

Gang violence and a corrupt government that is becoming less effective are creating a significant food shortage across the country. To assist, the clinic is providing several pounds of rice and beans to every patient where the need is identified.
people waiting outside clinic