Haitian Global Health Alliance
DRAMATICALLY IMPROVING GLOBAL HEALTH
Scott Morgan
Executive Director of Haitian Global Health Alliance
Scott has 15 years of experience working in the non-profit sector specifically focused on HIV/AIDS and global health. Prior to that, he worked in the technology sector. For any questions you have with regards to GHESKIO or Haitian Global Health Alliance, please send an email to scott@hgha.orgFounded in 1982 and directed by HIV pioneers and experts, GHESKIO is the world’s first institution dedicated to fighting HIV/AIDS.
Today, GHESKIO is a world-class research, treatment, and training institution that serves more than 120,000 Haitians annually. Life-saving protocols and outstanding patient outcomes at GHESKIO have influenced treatment guidelines around the world and have dramatically improved global health.
Directed by Haitians, for Haitians, GHESKIO provides voluntary HIV counseling and testing; HIV treatment and disease management; maternal-child health and nutrition; tuberculosis diagnosis, treatment, and prevention; cholera treatment and prevention; treatment of sexually transmitted infections; provision of clean water and sanitation; primary education; student scholarships; and many other health and social services.
Serving some of the poorest individuals in Haiti, GHESKIO provides excellent, compassionate treatment and preventative services at no cost to its patients.
To donate to the Haitian Global Health Alliance, a US 501(c)3, click here.
To contact the Haitian Global Health Alliance, send an email to scott@hgha.org or mail to: HGHA, 68 Jay Street, Suite 201, Brooklyn, NY 11201. Tel. 973 865 0128
The Haitian Global Health Alliance is a 501(c)3 recognized by the IRS as a tax-exempt organization. Donations to the Haitian Global Health Alliance are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Our EIN is 98-0158310; our determination letter can be downloaded here. The 2017 990 for HGHA (formerly named FHAME) can be downloaded here.
The enrollment rate for primary school in Haiti is 88%.
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Haiti has and estimated 15,200 primary schools, of which 90% are non-public and managed by communities, religious organizations or NGOs.
