Company provides food and money transfer services to the Haitian communities via home delivery, pick up service and direct transfers into Unibank accounts. They are servicing the following countries: Haiti, United States, Aruba, Bahamas, Canada, Curacao, Dominica, Dominican Republic, France, French Guyana, Guadeloupe, Jamaica, Martinique, St. Marteen and Turks and Caicos. For an overview of their services, click here. To access their location in other states, click here. To become an agent, click here.

Unitransfer Headquarters:
901 S. State Rd. 7, Suite 215
Hollywood, FL 33023
Phone: 1-877-864-8726 (toll free) or (954) 628-0022 (local)
Fax: (954) 628-0032

Email: cs@unitransfer.com or visit their contact page

Go to Unitransfer’s Website.

UEH or the State University of Haiti is a public institution of higher education in Haiti overseeing about 20 institutions that offer superior education in the fields of science and research. UEH is currently developing an online curriculum (formation.ueh.edu.ht) with the collaboration of the Commission Universitaire pour le Développement (CUD) and a virtual library (bibliothèque pluridisciplinaire) for the health and science universities.

UEH’s institutions are located in different cities of Haiti such as Les Cayes, Cap-Haïtien, Jérémie, Hinche, Gonaïves, Jacmel and more. Port-au-Prince is the seat of UEH’s central administration and 11teaching and research schools.

Location: Port-au-Prince, Haiti

Focus areas: Nursing, Medicine, Agriculture, Pharmacy, Economy and more.

Contact:
Administration Centrale

21, Ruelle Rivière

Port-au-Prince, Haïti

HT6112

Website supports French language.
Go to Universite d’Etat d’Haiti’s Website

MFK is a non-profit corporation in the United States and a registered non-governmental organization in Haiti whose mission is to save the lives of Haiti’s malnourished children and other vulnerable people. Their work consists of developing, producing, and distributing highly nutritious foods, including the gold-standard Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) right in Haiti. Introduced in Haiti in 2003 by Dr Wolff, founder of MFK, Haitians call the RUTF product “Medika Mamba” or “Peanut Butter Medicine” in Creole. Their factory based in Haiti provides job opportunities for many locals.

Areas of service: Nutrition, Agriculture, Economic Development

Go to Meds & Food For Kids’ Website

Started in 1989, this non-profit corporation exists to provide a network of professionals devoted to Engineering, Science and Technology, and to promote opportunities for Haitians and their communities. They offer an array of services to their members. To become a member of the Association, click here. Other services offered include volunteer opportunities in Haiti, HAES scholarship program and articles detailing in depth the issue of energy, environment and building codes following Haiti earthquake and more.

Contact:
HAES

P.O. Box 821456
Pembroke Pines, FL 33082-1456

Phone: (800)928-6159
Fax: (800)928-6159
Email: Visit their contact page or facebook page.

Go to Haitian American Association of Engineers and Scientists’ Website

Provides a directory listing for CAM locations, Unibank locations and other businesses that provide money transfer services to Haiti.

Go to Paj La’s Website.

Click on the services offered at the Consulate to request information on fees, passports/ visas, mandates, birth & death certificates, notary and updated information on hours of operation and more.

Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday: 9am – 1pm (Consulate section)
Monday – Friday: 9am – 4pm (other)
Consulate is closed on major U.S. and Haitian holidays listed here.

Contact:
2311 Massachusetts Ave, N.W.
Washington, DC 20008
Phone: 202-332-4090
Fax: 202-745-7215
Email: amb.washington@diplomatie.ht or via their contact page

Go to Embassy of Haiti in Washington, DC’s Website

For a listing of services offered at the Consulate, click here. For information on requesting a passport/visa or renewing those documents and more, click here.

Contact:
1100 Boul. René Lévesque Ouest
Suite 1520

Montréal, Québec,
Canada H3B 4N4

Phone: 514-499-1919
Fax: 514-499-1818

Email: Visit their contact us page.

Go to Consulate of Haiti in Montreal’s Website

Source: Bahama Islands Info July 20, 2009

The Bahamas is to import agricultural products directly from Haiti, Prime Minister the Rt. Hon Hubert A. Ingaham confirmed. According to Ingaham, the Bahamas wants to grow more of its own food but it cannot produce an adequate amount for domestic consumption and the hotel sector. Prime Minister Ingraham met privately with Haitian President René Préval at the National Palace, Port-au-Prince, during which time they discussed topics of mutual interests.
On his trip to Haiti, he was accompanied by Christine Thompson, Chief Economist, Ministry of Finance, and Haiti’s Ambassador to the Bahamas His Excellency Louis Harold Joseph. They were met in Port-au-Prince by the Bahamas’ Ambassador to Haiti His Excellency Davy Rolle. 
Mr Ingraham pointed out that The Bahamas is selling in its food stores Haitian mangoes imported from Miami. Read more.

Founded by St. Boniface Haiti Foundation, the hospital was built in 1992 offering both inpatient and outpatient care. The hospital is accredited by Haiti’s Ministry of Health and works in partnership with the Haitian state and other non-governmental organizations and over 250,000 people in rural Haiti are dependent of the facility’s services. Satellite clinics and mobile outreach programs extend the hospital’s reach to outlying areas. U.S. surgical teams from Jacksonville, Florida, travel to the hospital 6-8 time per year performing hundreds of surgeries. Though the hospital does not have the capability to treat all patients, those with medical conditions that cannot be treated are referred to other hospitals in Port-au-Prince and in the U.S. for further treatment. Click on the current needs to find how you can help.

Location: Fond des Blancs, Haiti

Capacity: 60- bed

Staff: Approximately 150 employees and the satellite clinics are staffed with 1 doctor and 2 nurses.

Patient flow: Approximately 50,000 patients were seen for FY 2007-2208.

Services: 24-hour emergency room and ambulance services, obstetrical and pediatric services, an operating room and a dental clinic, immunization clinics for children. The hospital also offers healthcare and educational programs in nutrition, women and children’s health, HIV/AIDS and general surgery.

Contact:
St. Boniface Haiti Foundation
400 North Main St.
Randolph, MA 02368
Phone: (781) 963-7243
Email: info@sbhfhaiti.org

Go to St Boniface Hospital’s Website

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Location: Route Nationale #1, Cote des Arcadins, Gonave Bay, Port-au-Prince, Haiti

Room Rates: Click here

Amenities / Services: Beach, Pool, Games, Table Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball, Beach Football, Tennis, Snorkeling, Sunset Boat ride

Contact:
Phone: (509) 2940- 4609 / (509) 2941- 4609
Reservation: Click here

Website supports French and English languages.
Go to Hotel Kaliko Beach Club’s Website

Provides live radio online and news coverage.

Go to Radio Mega’s Website

Local Radio Station covering news, politics, business, sports and culture in Haiti. Provides online radio and news coverage in French. For their radio program schedule, click here.

Go to Radio Signal FM’s Website

Company has been in business since 1992 and entered the satellite internet market in 2000. Their focus is to provide enterprise class internet and satellite network access to the Caribbean and Latin America. For a listing of their services, click here.

Contact:
Haiti Satellite Office
Main Phone: (509) 3701-7637
VoIP Phone: (561) 244-8301
Email: Desk@HaitiSatellite.com or visit their contact page.

Go to Haiti Satellite’s Website

This grassroots organization has worked with the peasants of Fondwa, Haiti since 1988. Fondwa is known to be the 10th Communal Section of Leogane situated about 60km south of Port-au-Prince. APF implements projects with hands-on-learning to achieve sustainable communities by preventing migration of the youths and by providing the community leaders the right tools to continue their community development. APF has transformed Fondwa into an area of potential economic growth by working closely with the peasants to create a strong foundation that involves health care, financial services, agricultural training, and primary, secondary, and university-level education to the residents of Fondwa.

Some of the infrastructure of Fondwa has been destroyed following the 2010 Haiti earthquake. To name a few: University of Fondwa, House of the Sisters of Saint Anthony of Fondwa, Orphanage Fondwa, Cooperative Savings and Credit Fondwa, APF Health Center and a community radio station (Radyo Zetwal Peyizan Fondwa) and more. As a result of some of those damages, Fondwa’s community needs help in the rebuilding process of those structures. To find out how you can help, click here.

Go to Association of the Peasants of Fondwa’s Website

Their mission is to promote and foster the growth of the Caribbean insurance industry through research, services & projects, education and advocacy while creating a platform for regional harmonization in the industry.

They currently have 88 insurance entities from various insurance sectors around the world.

- For information on membership requirements, click here.

- For a list of insurance associations located in the Caribbean including Haiti, click here.

- For a list of insurance associations located around the world such as the U.S., Canada, Europe & other countries, click here.

- For a list of Haitian companies members of the Insurance Association, click here.

Business Hours: Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m (GMT-4 hrs)

Go to Insurance Association of the Caribbean Inc’s Website

This organization is considered to be the voice of the national non-residential construction industry and represents over 17,000 members in an integrated structure of some 70 local, regional and provincial construction associations. One of their projects involved the rebuilding of École Lakay, a trade school located in Port-au-Prince that was devastated in January 2010 Haiti earthquake. Thanks to the fundraising efforts by the Canadian Construction Association and its partners, CCA will be working very closely with Builders without Borders (an organization that was introduced to CCA by the British Columbia Construction Association), The Rinaldi Foundation in Haiti and representatives from the Association de la construction du Québec, to begin the rebuilding process. According to the immediate Past Chair Wayne Morsky, the school will help Haitian students learn construction trades and in return would help rebuild the country.

Go to Canadian Construction Association’s Website