Vision

FAHM envisions a future in which midwifery is a viable profession, midwifery education programs are sustainable and every community throughout Haiti has access to the midwifery model of care which has been proven to decrease maternal and infant morbidity and mortality.

Goals

1. 1.Cervical Cancer: Increase and expand equitable access to community-based services: awareness, education, screening, and treatment and referrals for higher-level care. Implement tools and strategies (educational materials, mobile data collection systems, databases) to improve service coordination across Haiti. Develop a sustainable, replicable model.
2. 2.Reduce maternal and infant mortality while promoting access to respectful, evidence-based midwifery care, gender equity, sexual and reproductive justice, body autonomy, gender-based violence, and climate change awareness. This will be achieved through ongoing education, conferences, and webinars for midwives, student midwives, healthcare providers, and public awareness and educational campaigns.
3. 3.Gender-Based Violence (GBV): Work to reduce the incidence of GBV through awareness campaigns, prevention initiatives and advocacy. Increase access to care by building partnerships across Haiti and the diaspora. Provide education and training for midwives, student midwives, healthcare providers, and local community leaders.