HEALING HANDS FOR HAITI (HHH)

ANNUAL REPORT 2018

December 2018

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HEALING HANDS FOR HAITI

ANNUAL REPORT 2018

Letter from the President

1998-2018 and Healing Hands for Haiti (HHH) is 20 years old! My thanks goes to the founder of this institution,

Dr. Jeff Randle, to the pioneers, and to all those who have accompanied and journeyed with the institution

over the last 20 years, thus contributing to the maintenance of this exhilarating work. At the end of my four

(4) years of Presidency, I am pleased to share with you this report which summarizes the activities of Healing

Hands for Haiti for the year 2018.

The year 2018 began, and ended, with the ever-present financial challenges common to non-profit

organizations. Healing Hands for Haiti was nevertheless able to not only maintain the course, but to improve

and grow our services through thoughtful and strategic programming combined with efficiency and

administrative rigor, and to realize progression and enhancement of the quality of care provided to the

patients who attend our center.

So many different demands can only be sources of motivation, major challenges for a team of the united and

welded around humanist values, made of generosity, commitment to the service of others, solidarity,

willingness to bring the smile, the relief, the comfort in the life of those less equipped than us.

Although 2018 has been a difficult year, we nevertheless have made some remarkable advances in both

administrative and technical domains. Rehabilitative care, equipment for the production and distribution of

prosthetics and orthotic devices, support and aids to improve mobility of patients, and the strengthening,

stabilization of staff and overall the image of the Institution have been key priorities.

Despite the difficulties of cash flow, the strength of HHH lies in its ability to address a community of patients

with very diverse needs, and especially educate the general public and positively change opinions of people

living with a disability.

More and more patients are approaching HHH, which they identify as the reference care and Support Center

in the niche of quality care for people with disabilities. I thus keep the hope that our HHH will continue to

grow in the coming years and will have achieved its financial autonomy.

We all wish for the perpetuity of the Institution and we are working on it with ardor and determination.

Philippe R. Armand President

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ANNUAL REPORT 2018

This report, covering the activities of Healing Hands for Haiti (HHH) for the period from January 2018 to

December 2018, is the result of close collaboration between the management team and the Board of

Directors of HHH. During this period, the clinic made considerable progress as summarized in this following

report.

HHH General Assembly

Each year, the members of the board of Directors of Healing Hands for Haiti, both national and international,

meet to review HHH activities. During this time decisions of the Board of Directors are taken, such as: election

of new members, revision of statutes, resolutions etc. The HHH annual general meeting was held in May 2018

at Verdure Sur Mer. It brought together twelve (12) members of the Board of Directors HHH, including seven

(7) local members and five (5) International members, the Executive Director and the three (3) managers of

HHH.

This year, HHH was pleased to welcome to its General Assembly, the regional Manager of ICRC/MoveAbility,

Mr. Michel Deffontaines.

HHH Board Members and Managers 2018

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1. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES

1.1 Functioning of the Administration

Following the recommendations of the Board of Directors of HHH and with a view to improved management

of the Institution, a steering committee was established. This committee consists of the Executive Director,

the Administrator, the head of the Prosthetics Orthotics Department (P&O), and the head of the

Physiotherapy Department. Within this committee, difficulties or problems encountered in the daily

management of the Institution are raised and resolved. Meetings are held regularly on a weekly basis, during

which time points related to the functioning of HHH are addressed, such as: finances, management of the

clinic, P&O and Physio Departments, the management of human resources, the decision-making, the actions

to be carried out, in order to maintain balance within the institution.

1.2 Staff movement

Employee contracts were renewed for one year period January 1st to December 2018

The accountant Mrs. Martine St. Jean sadly passed away

Two (2) employees resigned: The accountant and the Accounting assistant

An accountant and an assistant were recruited

Two physiotherapists were recruited

Interns were welcomed

All employees took their annual leave for the year 2018.

The end-of-month staff meetings were held regularly.

2. PARTNERSHIPS

2.1 ICRC/MoveAbility

For the year 2018 MoveAbility continued to provide support to the physical rehabilitation sector in Haiti

through financial and technical support to HHH. The five objectives referred to by Moveability in its agreement

signed with the HHH are as follows: 1) The national sector of physical rehabilitation in Haiti is structured and

perpetuated. 2) The skills and knowledge of physical rehabilitation professionals are improved. 3) Healing

Hands for Haiti will provide quality physical rehabilitation services.

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4) People with disabilities enjoy better access to the services of HHH and their social integration is actively

promoted. 5) The continuity of the services of the rehabilitation sector is ensured, the skills of the managers

of HHH are improved.

With the support of MoveAbility, HHH was able during the year 2018 to pay the salary of the technical adviser

P&O, the salary of the Executive Director. As in all past years, the P&O department has received a donation of

equipment and materials for the manufacture of prosthetics and orthotics.

MoveAbility has also contributed to the continuing training of the technical staff of HHH. The physiotherapists

and HHH prosthetics/orthotics technicians have benefited from the training of Don Bosco University, both in El

Salvador and in Haiti.

HHH has benefited from the Ministry of Economy and Finance of Haiti (MEF) a franchise allowing it to clear the

international order of MoveAbility orthopedic equipment, as well as the order of plaster purchased in St.

Domingo. This same franchise is used for clearance for physiotherapy equipment donated by LDS Church.

2.2 Estoraida/3D printing

HHH signed an agreement with the Estoraida Institution, based in the USA. This agreement is intended to

support the payment of four (4) months salary for technicians in 3D printing until 30 June 2018.

3. FUND SEARCH

3.1 Support Request Letters To deal with the financial crisis that has plagued HHH for several years, the Institution continues its fundraising

strategy. Support Request letters are addressed to the large companies and private institutions in Haiti.

On the occasion of its 20 years of existence 1998-2018, Healing Hands for Haiti proposed to mark this event by

the organization of a fundraising Gala. Four (4) packages were offered to sponsors: Sponsor Platinum

$10,000.00 - Sponsor Gold $5,000.00 - sponsor Silver $3,500.00 - sponsor Bronze $2,500.00 funds of the

order of $ 87.000.00 were collected. Unfortunately, due to the political issues of the country, the fundraising

Gala could not be held in 2018 and was postponed for January 18, 2019.

3.2 Small Project Grants

Healing Hands for Haiti developed and presented a few small projects for grant purposes. The projects

submitted to the donors and conceived by HHH, included: The background and rationale, HHH legal

documents, the stories of children beneficiaries, the specifications of the equipment and the financial details

of the Institution. An end-of-project report is presented to the grantees to justify the funds received.

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For example, the following small projects were subsidized: Project #1: CFNU 2018 (United Nations Women's Circle) in Geneva: Subsidized $6035 USD. This small project

consisted of equipment provision of ten (10) disadvantaged children living with disability.The end-of-project

report was submitted to the grantee who did not fail to demonstrate its satisfaction.

TESTIMONY OF A CHILD OF THE CFNU PROJECT: SAMUEL LIMA

First I say thank you to God who allowed me to have this prosthesis and also to those who helped me to have it: CFNU and HHH. After losing my leg after the earthquake, I was sad compared to the other children who had both their legs and me only one. I was ashamed of myself because some of my comrades whisper about my case, and now I feel good, because I also have two legs like all the children thanks to my new prosthesis, and I am very satisfied and proud of me.

Children beneficiaries of CFNU projet

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Project #2 Soroptimist International Club of Port-au-Prince , Amputee women's project

Subsidized $5.000.00.

As part of this project “A leg for women amputated after the earthquake du12 January 2010’’ the

Soroptimist International, Club of Port-au-Prince, has subsidized the manufacture of prostheses for 6 women

with amputations.

Project #3: Haiti Kinder Project: Claire Hoefer-Equipment for 8 children and young teenagers with

disabilities.

The Donors are missionaries who stay each year at HHH Guest House when they are on a mission to Haiti. This

is the German Couple Claire and Franck Hoefer. These missionaries were invited by the Administration of HHH

to visit the clinic where they met several children. The stories of these children were related to them along

with equipment specifications. The project was subsidized to $6,000.00.

Below a few children benefiting from the project:

Verculy Bernardo Holland Mithsuka St. Luc Wenlove

WOMEN OF THE SOROPTIMIST PROJECT

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The donor is ready to finance a similar project for the year 2019 if the funds are well justified.

BENEFICIARIES, DONOR AND HHH STAFF INVOLVED IN THE PROJECT

Project # 4 : Shoemaking Projet de Mr Sprunmon

HHH received a donation of equipment, and accessories of orthopedic shoemaking, consisting of machines for

trimming, broaching and cutting, widening of boots and shoes, eyelet-laying machines, finishing benches. This

project is implemented and the aid technician assigned to the recycling is also assigned to the shoemaking.

HHH works in partnership with an African shoemaker established in Haiti ‘’BOB SHOE’’. The assistant

technician of the HHH Pierre Douyon benefits from training in shoemaking of ‘’BOB SHOE’’

AID TECHNICIAN PIERRE DOUYON AT WORK

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Project # 5: Wheelchair Project LDS Church

71 wheelchairs were distributed as part of the LDS Church Wheelchairs project. The project has encountered

some difficulties in the distribution of wheelchairs, since HHH must submit under the Agreement with the

donor details of each recipient.

4. INSTUTIONAL STRENGTHENING

4.1 Training Seminars

Training seminars were held during the year 2018. These seminars were organized by the Collège

Montmorency of Montreal Quebec - Canada, and also by Team Canada on Communication disorders.

4.1.1 Montmorency Training

Within the framework of a partnership of the HHH with the Montmorency College of Montréal-Québec -

Canada, two (2) training seminars were delivered by the members of the Montmorency team. The first

training session was held: “Assessment and treatment of balance’’

2 CHILDREN BENEFICIARIES OF MISSIONNARY FOR THE POOR

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The second training session was held around the theme “Lumbar spinal damage”.

The target audience was physiotherapists, physiotherapy technicians, prosthetics and orthotics technicians

and doctors. This training hosted 30 participants from the following Institutions: Healing Hands For Haiti, the

Faculty of Sciences of Rehabilitation of Leogane (FSRL), University Jean Bertrand Aristide Foundation (UNIFA),

OFATMA, Hospital of the State University of Haiti (HUEH).

These seminars were held to the satisfaction of the members of the Board of Directors, the HHH Management

and the participants.

BENEFICIARIES OF THE TRAINING AND HHH TEAM

MONTMORENCY TRAINING TEAM CANADA TRAINING COMMUNICATION DISORDERS

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At the end of these two (2) seminars, a certificate of participation signed by the partners HHH and

Montmorency College was awarded to each of the participants. It should be remembered that these two (2)

seminars were evaluated and a detailed report prepared.

4.1.2 ICRC/MOVEABILITY – training of Don Bosco University of El Salvador

As part of the ICRC/Movablity Capacity Building Support Program in Physio and P&O Departments, a training

in the management of patients with lower limb amputation was held with the Professor Andrea of UDB of El

Salvador. Certificates were award to each participant.

Beneficiaries, Profesor of the training and HHH Managers

BENEFICIARIES OF THE TRAINING, TRAINER AND HHH TEAM

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Moreover as part of the ICRC/Movablity Capacity Building Support Program in Physio and P&O Department, a

two (2) week training was organized for physiotherapists and technicians in Physiotherapy and P&O: Analysis

of physiotherapy services; and a Prosthetic Clinic Course, with a focus on trans-femoral prostheses. Model

patients were selected for the prosthetic clinic course.

4.1.3 Guest House Staff Training

Training in Art/Gastronomy was given to the employees of Guest House to better serve the guests staying at

the Guest House. At the end of the training, a certificate was issued to each participant. This seminar is part of

the continuing training program for HHH employees.This initiative was a source of motivation for Guest House

employees who say they feel proud to receive a certificate.

Beneficiaries and trainer and HHH Management staff

BENEFICIAIRES AND TRAINEES

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4.1.4 3D Printing project Activities

The Training received by HHH 3D technicians empowered them to duplicate this training to others working in

the field of rehabilitation, and who have not yet experienced this technology.

For example, paid training sessions were held on machine operation and the process of manufacturing 3D

prostheses, organized by the 3D department of HHH, for representatives of the Rehabilitation Centre

interested in this technology, a center based in Santo Domingo and Mission of Hope of Titanyen. HHH also

hosted a French intern. In addition, HHH Technicians received additional training sessions on new HHV, ITR

designs. HHH experimented with the design of 4 burn masks as part of a partnership with MSF.

Santo Domingo Trainee Mission Of Hope of Titanyen Traine

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5. REPRESENTATION OF HHH IN OTHER HEALTH ACTIVITIES

5.1 HHH participation in the 2nd health festival

HHH was invited by the SPEC - Environmental and Community Preventive Health (SPEC), in partnership with

the Adventist Hospital of Haiti, to participate in the 2nd edition of the Health Festival. HHH had exhibited P&O

material: orthotics, prosthetics, wheelchairs, crutches, canes etc. The HHH stand was one of the best.

5.2 OPS-WHO Workshop - Star Survey

HHH participated in a workshop on the capacities of rehabilitation – Star Survey, organized by PAHO/WHO

with support from HI, MoveAbility MSPP, AFD. The 4 steps covered by the Rehabilitation Support Module

taught during this workshop included the following; Defining the state of rehabilitation using STAR (Standard

Assessment for Rehabilitation), Developing a Strategic Rehabilitation Plan, Establishing a Framework for

Rehabilitation Surveillance and Assessment and Review Processes, Implementing a Strategic Rehabilitation

Plan.

Recommendations from the survey will be submitted to the MSPP and the results were to be shared with

rehabilitation actors at the Rehabilitation Symposium scheduled for 27 and 28 November 2018, which

unfortunately did not take place.

P&O exhibited material

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5.3 HHH participation in the HI SMR seminar

In order to strengthen the management capacity and quality of Rehabilitation, Humanity and Inclusion

services, Handicap International proposes to provide support through the establishment of a Rehabilitation

Management System (RMS). Members of the HHH participated in this introductory seminar of the SMR.

The aim of the RMS is to support rehabilitation service providers in the effective and efficient management of

their services in order to promote the highest quality of care in a sustainable manner. Various officials from

sectors working in the field of rehabilitation took part.

5.4 Participation in a Press Conference for the NEW HI BRAND

HHH was invited by Handicap International to participate in a Press Conference at the launch of the new HI

brand, now Humanity and Inclusion at the Montana Hotel. The Director of HHH and the Administrator

participated in this press conference.

5.5 Arterial Blood Pressure Press Conference

A coalition consisting of the Haitian Society of Hypertension (HSH), the Foundation of the 3rd Age, (FTA), the

International Alliance of Haitians (AIH), and Healing Hands of Haiti (HHH) organized a Press Conference on

Hypertension, held at HHH. The Press Conference aimed to raise awareness among the population affected by

this condition.

Coalition members

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Following this conference, HHH participated in a Symposium on the morbidity of high blood pressure in Haiti/

Reflections on the control of this disease which is the leading cause of mortality and disability in Haiti. This

symposium was organized by the coalition with the support of PAHO/WHO. HHH was represented at this

symposium.

6. VISITS

6.1 Digicel Foundation visit

The Digicel Foundation visited HHH, with the winners of the “Konbit pou chanjman” Contest launched by

the Foundation on the occasion of its 10th Anniversary.

The HHH Recycling Project, funded by the Digicel Foundation, was visited by the winners of the

competition. The Digicel Project Manager made this visit with the winners of the competition to show

them the HHH Recycling Project that would serve them as a model of a successful project.

6.2 Visit of Dr. Jim Rohde a former member of the HHH Board of Directors

Dr. Jim Rohde with his team, on mission to Haiti for their Healing Haiti foundation, based in Cite Soleil

visited the HHH. The team members did not fail to express their satisfaction at the end of this visit.

Dr. Jim Rohde team members

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6.3 Visit of PADF

HHH received a visit from two (2) PADF (Pan-American Development Fund) representatives to Haiti, Carol

Margron and Nadia Cherrouk. After a guided tour of our facility, PADF promised HHH to donate equipment

and equipment for HHH’s Physiotherapy and P&O services. International members of the HHH Board of

Directors were present during this visit.

7. CLINIC ACTIVITIES

This year, the clinic increased patient attendance. Around 70 patients receive daily care at HHH. The

Physiotherapy Room has been refurbished, giving it a more attractive look with five (5) separate cabins in

Sheetwork. Patients report feeling more comfortable in their privacy. The room is more ventilated. The

President of HHH facilitated this redevelopment. We thank and congratulate him.

An additional service will soon be available at HHH, PhysioPlus. This rather private PhysioPlus service will serve

patients who can better pay for their care. But HHH will offer the same quality of care to patients in both

community and private settings. The ground floor of Guest House, including the Team Canada Room, was

designed to accommodate this service.

PADF VISIT

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The clinic also welcomed several interns upon completion of their physiotherapy studies.

Interns of the FSRL (Faculty of Rehabilitation Sciences of Léogâne)

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JAN 40 18 52 25 22 7 5 3 29 3 3 0 3 1 3 2 24 9 181 68 249

FEV 45 19 45 23 18 7 7 3 25 3 3 2 2 0 5 2 21 3 171 62 233

MARS 42 28 70 36 15 14 7 3 33 7 2 0 0 2 3 1 23 14 195 105 300

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L 48 14 87 14 28 8 9 0 36 1 3 1 2 5 9 1 35 11 257 55 312

MAI 62 13 75 25 40 9 7 4 38 4 5 0 4 1 5 1 17 13 253 70 323

JUIN 67 22 70 30 9 22 2 6 28 4 4 0 0 0 2 0 12 27 194 111 305

JUIL 51 6 83 24 24 12 4 1 24 1 4 0 4 2 3 1 22 6 219 53 272

AOUT 45 19 72 20 18 14 6 3 22 6 4 0 4 3 4 0 23 7 198 72 270

SEPT 48 10 59 27 21 9 9 5 23 1 5 0 4 0 2 1 24 4 195 57 252

OCT 47 11 8 2 61 23 23 7 18 3 4 1 3 1 5 3 15 8 184 59 243

NOV 28 12 5 1 26 19 8 9 13 3 5 0 0 1 5 0 18 0 108 45 153

DEC 45 13 3 2 47 16 23 4 22 3 3 1 1 0 3 1 11 6 158 46 204

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TOTA

UX 753 858 489 158 350 50 43 62 353 3116

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STATISTICS PATIENTS

MOIS Nouveaux Patients Anciens patients Total patients Total

Adult Enft<15 Adult Enft<15 Adult Enft<15 Nvx

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Janv 32 31 3 2 70 76 20 15 102 107 23 17

68 181 498

Fev. 23 36 0 3 87 47 26 11 110 83 26 14

62 171 233

Mars 45 53 4 3 71 79 25 20 116 132 29 23

105 195 300

Avril 23 27 2 3 89 125 29 14 112 152 31 17

55 257 312

Mai 36 31 0 3 85 118 29 21 121 149 29 24

70 253 323

Juin 33 66 14 3 86 63 24 16 119 129 38 19

116 189 305

Juillet 18 29 3 3 90 92 20 17 108 121 23 20

53 219 272

Aout 22 45 3 2 71 87 20 20 93 132 23 22

72 198 270

Sept 25 26 4 2 64 91 22 18 89 117 26 20

57 195 252

Oct 24 26 5 4 65 89 17 13 89 115 22 17

59 184 243

Nov 20 19 2 4 37 44 18 9 57 63 20 13

45 108 153

Dec 24 16 5 1 67 59 20 12 91 75 25 13

46 158 204

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sex 325 405 45 33 882 970 270 186 1207 1375 315 219 808 2308 3365

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STATISTICS PHYSIOTHERAPY SESSION Nvx Pat/ Anciens patients

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Jan 32 31 3 2 7 14 2 1 425 402 61 52 464 447 66 55 1032

Fev 23 36 0 3 8 9 3 0 526 440 99 45 557 485 102 48 1192 1

Mars 23 27 2 3 10 12 1 0 558 575 101 52 591 614 104 55 1364 5

Avril 45 53 3 5 0 7 0 0 504 632 126 57 549 692 129 62 1432

Mai 36 31 0 3 11 8 3 4 493 526 110 76 540 565 113 83 1301 2

Juin 33 66 14

3 5 5 1 2 529 458 104 86 567 529 119 91 1306

Juil 19 29 1 4 13 6 0 0 404 415 89 76 436 450 90 80 1056 10

Aout 22 45 3 2 8 12 1 3 378 475 105 59 408 532 109 64 1113 14

Sept 22 28 3 4 3 7 0 2 306 446 67 58 331 481 70 64 946 6

Oct 27 25 3 4 10 25 0 3 429 452 110 72 466 502 113 79 1160 12

Nov 21 16 0 1 6 15 2 0 261 250 50 38 288 281 52 39 660 3

Dec 26 18 2 0 11 12 1 0 295 256 53 30 332 286 56 30 704 10

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Total2 734 68 224 29 10435 1776 11393 1873 13266

Totaux 802 253 12211 13266 13266 63

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PHYSIOTHERAPY STATISTICS COMPARISON OF THE LAST FIVE YEARS

PHYSIOTHERAPY GRAPHS COMPARISON OF THE LAST FIVE YEARS

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2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Total number of patients 1000 1239 1870 2583 2574 3116

New patients 200 253 412 474 608 808

Old patients 800 986 1458 2109 1966 2308

Discharge patients 42 13 64 33 32 63

Total of sesions given 3087 4150 7761 11572 13374 13266

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CLINIC REVENUE

The Clinique’s revenue for 2018 is 15 Million Eight Thirty Thirty Six Mile Five Hundred Fifty Seven Thousand

& 24/100 Gourdes. ( 15,836.557.24 GOURDES ) or USD 224,754.76 taking into account the average reference

rate used is 70.4615,available on the BRH website.

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TOTALConsultationNews Cas(Pluridisc) P&O

TOTALDeliveredL.Limb Proth

Description Janvier Février Mars Avril Mai Juin Juillet Août Septembre Octobre Novembre Décembre Total

Thérapie 439,367.07 570,451.34 623,200.00 529,550.00 496,725.00 497,833.33 460,850.00 575,065.00 586,713.00 635,865.00 428,777.00 601,602.00 6,445,998.74

Assurance AIC 38,750.00 15,000.00 2,250.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 415,677.50 0.00 0.00 471,677.50

Assurance CAH 67,000.00 3,000.00 10,000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 80,000.00 Assurance OFATMA 201,000.00 219,000.00 40,000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 253,281.70 0.00 0.00 713,281.70

Assurance INASSA 82,000.00 26,000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 54,800.00 51,000.00 25,780.00 15,000.00 254,580.00

Sous-Total 828,117.07 833,451.34 675,450.00 529,550.00 496,725.00 497,833.33 460,850.00 575,065.00 641,513.00 1,355,824.20 454,557.00 616,602.00 7,965,537.94

P&O Income

P&O 438,724.54 345,934.89 698,959.71 609,681.87 566,774.68 628,726.80 646,204.00 813,064.71 687,282.05 520,589.25 231,835.00 576,495.00 5,476,303.36

Assurance AIC 67,250.00 83,500.00 44,900.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 186,147.50 0.00 381,797.50

Assurance CAH 29,100.00 36,000.00 27,900.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 93,000.00 Assurance OFATMA 268,000.00 131,200.00 10,300.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 108,549.30 0.00 518,049.30

Assurance INASSA 91,900.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 8,000.00 9,000.00 5,000.00 113,900.00

Sous-Total 894,974.54 596,634.89 782,059.71 609,681.87 566,774.68 628,726.80 646,204.00 813,064.71 687,282.05 823,286.05 240,835.00 581,495.00 7,871,019.30

Total Clinique & P&O 1,723,091.61 1,430,086.23 1,457,509.71 1,139,231.87 1,063,499.68 1,126,560.13 1,107,054.00 1,388,129.71 1,328,795.05 2,179,110.25 695,392.00 1,198,097.00 15,836,557.24

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SUMMARY 2018 Grand Total Production (Orthopedic Workshop Output)

J F M A M J J A S O N D Total

TOTAL Consultation News Cas (Pluridisc) P&O

103 25 53 36 35 52 35 41 36 47 36 36 535

TOTAL Delivered L.Limb Proth

2 1 1 3 3 5 3 5 5 1 4 1 34

TOTAL Delivered Up. Limb Proth

0 0 1 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 7

TOTAL Delivered Up Limb & L Limb Orth

76 60 60 101 74 97 67 100 92 72 45 66 910

Total P&O DEVICES

DELIVERED

78 61 62 104 78 103 73 105 97 73 49 68 951

TOTAL Sessions in Proth 23 24 25 18 22 56 29 34 27 31 15 29 333

TOTAL Sessions Orth 221 173 203 211 209 240 146 240 180 179 167 217 2386

Total P&O Sessions

244 197 228 229 231 296 175 274 207 210 182 246 2719

TOTAL Male adult Beneficiary visit

30 13 19 25 38 48 38 35 24 40 35 29 374

TOTAL Female adult Beneficiary visit

39 11 25 49 32 49 37 34 34 33 35 26 404

TOTAL Child Male Beneficiary visit

114 80 108 83 86 108 73 114 87 91 76 109 1129

TOTAL Child Female Beneficiary visit

106 80 104 126 124 132 97 151 116 87 65 94 1282

Total P&O Visit

289 184 256 283 280 337 245 334 261 251 211 258 3189

8. P&O ACTIVITIES. The Prosthetic and Orthotic Manufacturing Laboratory (P&O) has continued to

produce for the benefit of patients, with support from P&O technicians. Consumables used in the

manufacture of Prostheses and orthotics are mostly donated by the International Committee of the Red

Cross (ICRC). patient management activities in prostheses and orthotics of the lower and upper limbs plus

trunk orthoses (corsets). reception and customs clearance of the international order of equipment and

orthopedic consumables of the CRE de Genève for 2017.

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8. GUEST HOUSE INCOME

The HHH has received several teams including that of UTAH, Haitian Roots and other missionaries and guests

from the USA , France ETC. Guest House revenues amount to 31,120.18 dollars.

Mois Montant

Janvier $ 8,435.00

Février $ 1,423.18

Mars $ 3,295.00

Avril $ 8,735.00

Mai $ 420.00

Juin $ 1,385.00

Juillet $ 480.00

Août $ 3,897.00

Septembre $ 150.00

Octobre $ 2,145.00

Novembre $ 445.00

Décembre $ 310.00

Total $ 31,120.18

Team Members Team UTAH

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10. DONATIONS Letters of request for support were distributed to the Port-au-Prince Business Managers Amount total of

donation received for the year 2018 = $ 213,210.38

OTHER DONATIONS

Soroptimist International Club $ 4,500.00

CFNU $ 6,035.38

Haiti Kinder Hilfe e.V. $ 12,500.00

CICR Move Ability $ 97,895.00

Groupe SOBEBANK $ 4,940.00 Patrick Vorbe $ 2,000.00

Perfecta S.A $ 500.00

Total Other Donation $ 128.370.38

SSPONSORS DONATION 1 Euroceram Plus S.A $ 2,500.00

2 Behrmann Motors $ 1,500.00

3 Rebo S.A $ 2,500.00

4 Automeca S.A $ 5,000.00

5 Les Aliments Congelés S.A $ 2,500.00

6 Pâtisserie Marie Beliard $ 3,500.00

7 DHL International Haiti S.A $ 1,000.00

8 Chabuma S.A $ 1,250.00

9 Matelec $ 2,500.00

10 MSC Plus S.A $ 2,500.00

11 CPS Caribbean Port Services S.A $ 10,000.00

12 Carribex S.A $ 2,666.67

13 Caribbean Grain Company S.A $ 2,920.00

14 Autorité Portuaire Nationale $ 3,466.67

15 Comme Il Faut S.A (188,750.00 HTG) $ 2,516.67

16 Société d’importation de Produits Congelés $ 2,533.33

17 Hinoto S.A (250,000.00 HTG) $ 3,333.33

18 Unibank S.A $ 3,333.33

19 P.R Entreprise S.A (Top Tires) $ 2,500.00

20 Alliance Distribution S.A $ 3,500.00

21 Tropic S.A $ 2,500.00

22 CK Hardware ( 2 climatiseurs) $ 1,300.00

23 Compagnie d'Assurance d'Haiti $ 5,000.00

24 Nassa $ 1,000.00

25 Banque Nationale de Crédit $ 3,500.00

26 Agences Naco S.A $ 500.00

27 Brana S.A $ 1,120.00

28 Don particulier Marie Therèse Carla Issa-Georges $ 300.00

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29 Don particulier Vivianne Devilmé $ 100.00

30 Fondation Digicel (Cartes de recharge) $ 500.00

31 Flamingo Import Export S.A $ 5,000.00

32 Associated Food Distributors S.A $ 2,500.00

TOTAL Gala Donation $ 84,840.00

TOTAL GENERAL DE DONATION $ 213,210.38 11. CONCLUSION

Despite the state’s lack of involvement in funding rehabilitation care, with the support of its local and international partners, HHH has continued to serve an ever increasing number of beneficiaries while building the capacity of its clinical staff through appropriate training and developing synergy between the different providers of care for the disabled.

12. PROSPECTS

For 2019, it is hoped that HHH, as a leader in rehabilitation in Haiti, will continue to play its full role. To this

end, Healing Hands for Haiti wants to increase the support it receives from its national and international

partners in order to continue to offer and improve its services to the population.

1 Philippe R. Armand, MBA, 1 Colleen O’ Connell, FRCPC, MD 1 Dr. Eddy Leveque Executive DirECTOR

2 Manuel De H. Desquiron, 2 Jeff Randle, MD 2 Evelyne L. Bernard, Administrator & HR 3 Erica Boulos 3 Mike Ward 3 Anani Kodjo Kpatanyo, Chief Physio Department 4 Shella Nicolas 4 David Chatterton, RN, MSN 4 Pascal Kodjo, Chief of P&O Department 5 Guy Jeanty MD, 5 Katie Riggs 6 Yolaine Rouleau 6 Lisa Bagley 7 EJB Brown, JD 7 Jim Rohde , MD 8 Rudolph Lalanne, MD 9 Bernard Dr. Nau

HHH BOARD MEMBERS AND MANAGERS

HHH Board Members and Managers 2018

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CHABUMA S.A. LES ALIMENTS CONGELES

MoveAbility Foundation CPS La Pepinnière

TALCO S.A. CARRIBEX .SA PEPRODEX PC CERAMIC CENTER

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