The Medical Missions to Haiti is a branch of The National Organization
for the Advancement of Haitians (NOAH), a non-for-profit organization established in 1990 based on the vision of Dr. Joseph
Baptiste, and his love for his people and country.
Since its inception, NOAH has established ongoing programs as well
as strategic initiatives to disseminate information about Haiti: its culture, economy, and policies. NOAH has successfully
collaborated with its Haitian, Haitian-American, and American members and supporters to effectively address critical issues
such as, immigration, grass-root democratization, health and welfare.
In the past ten years, NOAH has organized the Medical Mission to provide free medical care to thousands of
children and adults who do not have access to health care. The Medical Mission’s mantra is to ensure that all
who are in need of medical care receive it. NOAH Medical Mission is also dedicated to improving the Haitian health-care
system, with the hope that Haiti will one day not need a "NOAH Medical Mission."
NOAH Medical Missions
to Haiti is a 501 (c)3 Non-for-Profit, Tax Deductible Organization.
