Food Security Programs Solving the Haiti Hunger Crisis
Haitian families are struggling with extreme hunger, poverty, and limited resources.
Haitian families are struggling with extreme hunger, poverty, and limited resources.
Today, nearly half of Haiti’s population—approximately 5.4 million people—lack consistent access to nutritious food. Hunger has no limits, impacting children, the elderly, and entire communities.
Through the Haitian Development Network Foundation (HDNF), you can help break this cycle.
5.4 Million Haitians face acute hunger.
2 Million are experiencing emergency-level food shortages.
277,000 children are suffering from acute malnutrition.
HDNF works directly with communities, empowering Haitians with the resources to achieve lasting food security:
Our community garden project in Haiti allows 80 households now grow food continuously thanks to newly constructed irrigation canals. We plan to expand this lifesaving project to reach more families.
Through our chicken distribution program in Haiti, we were able to assist over 100 families received chickens, training, feed, and veterinary care, providing immediate nutrition and income opportunities.
We also implemented a chicken breeding program as a sustainable poultry initiative producing thousands of chicks annually, creating long-term food security and economic development in Haiti for local families.
Without immediate intervention, countless Haitian families will remain trapped in a devastating cycle of poverty and hunger. When you make a gift, you are making sure that:
Families can consistently access nutritious food.
Children can grow healthy, attend school regularly, and thrive.
Communities can build resilience and self-sufficiency.
Hunger is not inevitable—it’s solvable. Your donation today directly supports sustainable initiatives that help Haitian families build stronger, food-secure futures.
“Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that keepeth the law, happy is he.”
Proverbs 29:18
