
Sustain Hospital Sarepta
Keep the hospital open, equipped, staffed, and supplied — a trusted center for patient care, medicine, surgery, referrals, and emergency response.
We operate Hospital Sarepta and a network of mobile medical clinics serving families who often lack reliable access to care — backed by 15+ years of strategic partnerships with CMMB and Food For The Poor.
Sarepta International Foundation improves lives in Northern Haiti by expanding access to compassionate healthcare, humanitarian support, and education — through Hospital Sarepta, mobile medical outreach, and long-term community partnerships.
To meet urgent medical and humanitarian needs in Northern Haiti with compassion, accountability, and the trust of local leaders — strengthened by international partners who share that commitment.
A healthier and more resilient Northern Haiti, where families can access medical care, receive help in times of crisis, and build a stronger future through education and community support.
Sarepta is not starting from scratch. The hospital is built. The clinics run. What we are focusing on now is sustaining, deepening, and scaling care for the families of Northern Haiti.

Keep the hospital open, equipped, staffed, and supplied — a trusted center for patient care, medicine, surgery, referrals, and emergency response.

Reach isolated communities with medicine, health education, and warm referrals back to Hospital Sarepta — closing the gap where care doesn't otherwise arrive.

Provide emergency food, hygiene supplies, and family assistance for households facing hunger, illness, displacement, or disaster.

Strengthen community health through school support, health instruction, vocational training, and mentoring for local leaders and caregivers.

Build on 15+ years of strategic partnership with CMMB and Food For The Poor to coordinate resources and increase response capacity on the ground.

Grow recurring donors, major gifts, church partnerships, and grants — backed by transparent reporting — so we can plan ahead and serve consistently.
Every newborn delivered safely. Every mother who walks home with medicine. Every elder seen at a mobile clinic. This is what your partnership protects.
Maternal and newborn care is one of the most fragile thresholds in Northern Haiti. At Hospital Sarepta — and in the field — our nurses, midwives, and community health workers carry that weight every single day, with the dignity each family deserves.
Sarepta's credibility is rooted in long-running relationships — not one-time campaigns. CMMB and Food For The Poor have stood with us for more than a decade and a half, helping us expand reach and increase capacity on the ground in Northern Haiti.
Catholic Medical Mission Board. Joint mobile clinics, medicine, and field support delivering care directly into communities.
Long-time humanitarian ally supporting families with food, supplies, and disaster response in moments of greatest need.









Fr. Geordani has dedicated his life to building lasting pathways of hope for the people of northern Haiti. Driven by a deep, faith-rooted compassion for the poorest communities, his impact spans decades of healthcare, education, and emergency relief.
Fr. Geordani's work embodies durable impact: hospitals that save lives, schools that inspire futures, and a steady, hands-on commitment to relief and nourishment for those most in need.
Randy is a retired American nurse who has dedicated years to serving communities in Haiti since 2010. Through tireless volunteerism, he has helped to shape access to care, education, and relief in ways that outlast any single visit.
Randy's hands-on approach — combining clinic expertise with on-the-ground leadership — has created durable improvements in health, education, and resilience for Haitians most in need.
Stabilize hospital operations, document impact rigorously, and launch a stronger donor program with transparent reporting.
Further expand mobile clinic outreach, nurture existing partnerships with CMMB, FFP, and other aligned partners, seek more new formal partner agreements, and improve staff and program systems within Hospital Sarepta.
Scale the most effective programs, grow recurring support, and publish a clear annual impact report on lives served and resources stewarded.