Life and Death in Haïti . . . why NOVA’s mission matters

This four-year old little girl was carried on her frail mother’s shoulders some five miles through the countryside from the pounded earth floor of their thatched mountainside hut to NOVA’s 11th medical mission this past April 2011.  Word spreads fast in Haïti and this child had been ill with recurring respiratory distress.  Shortness of breath…

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Video of the May 2012 Medical Mission

There will be more information coming about our May 2012 Medical Mission to Haiti.  It was a great success and it was NOVA’s 12th Mission in 10 years. Here is a video overview of what our week long mission looked like.  Please enjoy this video and thank you for your support!

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May 2012 Medical Mission ready to go

Some volunteers are still packing frantically at 10:30 PM on the night before NOVA sends it’s 12th Medical Mission to Haiti.  Some of our volunteers, are already packed but have to work a night shift the night before our 7:00 AM appointment at Kennedy Airport, making a huge sacrifice for the people of Haiti.  Still…

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FULL-SIZE SCHOOL BUS DONATED TO NOVA

The Order of Malta has donated to NOVA Hope for Haiti a reconditioned full-size school bus that was recently decommissioned from active service.  This gift was made possible by G. Robert Reers, a Knight of the Order of Malta and coordinator of the Order of Malta School Bus Program that provides transportation vehicles to non-profit…

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May 2012 Medical Mission

NOVA Hope for Haiti is sending our 12th medical mission to Haiti May 5-13, 2012. In partnership with the Church of the Presentation in Upper Saddle River, NJ, we are sending a team of 24 doctors, nurses, translators and support volunteers to open an emergency care clinic for 7 days in Cavaillon, Haiti. The core…

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Mother-Child Program

NOVA Hope for Haiti has been providing medical care in southern Haiti for almost a decade through our volunteer medical missions.  It has long been our goal to establish permanent care in the community we serve.  As is unfortunately the case in Haiti we have hit many bumps and snags in trying to realize this…

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