The HSC Fleet

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For nearly 60% of our staff, the only way to get to hospital is by way of tap taps, small pickup trucks operated by local Haitians which are often overloaded with more than 16 people. The two passenger buses donated by Holy Name Medical Center have made the journey safer and allow for some small economic relief. One bus holds 54 passengers and the other carries 77 passengers.

In Haiti, Hope is a hospital… Hôpital Sacré Coeur

For 56 years, Hôpital Sacré Coeur has been a beacon of hope, delivering life-saving... Read More

Holy Name Receives Distinguished 2024 Achievement Citation for its Work in Haiti from Catholic Health Association of U.S. (CHA)

CHA honored Holy Name at its awards ceremony in San Diego on June 10 for its... Read More

Trust. Respect. Resilience. Hôpital Sacré Coeur’s Seeds of Ongoing Success and Fruitful Possibilities

When people reflect upon Hôpital Sacré Coeur’s 56 years of caring for Milot, the... Read More

Expanding the Concept of Comprehensive Healthcare

When patients present at a U.S. hospital, medical personnel rightly assume they have access... Read More

Through the Eyes of a Haitian Child…

Like children everywhere, growing up in Haiti is an exercise in discovery: new abilities, experiences,... Read More

A Year of Profound Grace for Hôpital Sacré Coeur

While 2022 had the potential to be annus horibilis, at the final tally, 2022... Read More

In 2022, no one should still die from cholera, but in Haiti the cholera death toll continues to climb.

After more than 3 years with no cases of cholera reported in Haiti, on... Read More

We are concerned …For the children.

We are concerned …

For the children. For the elderly. For the disabled. For... Read More