La Gonâve Wesleyen Hospital
An island of healthcare excellence for Haiti

Help us continue to keep the lights on for this beacon of healthcare hope to shine bright on La Gonâve Island!  

More than 100,000 residents on the “forgotten island” of La Gonâve, Haiti depend upon the life-saving care provided by the hospital. 

Let them know we haven’t forgotten them by giving today.

Nurse from LaGonave Hospital

Phase 1 Funding Needs:  $250,000

Critical components of Phase I include a new blood bank and transfusion center and an oxygen generation plant that will eventually be a revenue stream for the hospital.

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Water

Upgrade and expand the water supply system

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Blood Donation

Build a 24-7 blood donation and transfusion center  

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Oxygen

Create a new oxygen generation (PSA) plant

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Lab services

Increase lab service capacity and equipment

Once Phase I projects are fully funded, we can move quickly to Phase II and the construction of a much-needed outpatient clinic that will serve 150 to 200 patients per day!

About the hospital

La Gonâve Wesleyen Hospital is dedicated to caring for the sick, promoting preventative medicine, and training caregivers and technicians on the island of La Gonâve, Haiti. Since its founding in 1948 by medical missionaries, the 60-bed hospital has provided basic health services through resident medical staff and visiting teams. It now operates 13 departments.

Doctor examining a patient at LaGonave Hospital

Story of Hope

La Gonâve Hospital:  A Safe Port of Care in Haiti 

Phase I of this Capital Campaign is nearly complete! Ensure Haiti has a medical facility that shines a beacon of hope amid poverty and gang violence.