The Huffington Post features Project Medishare

Kimberly Green of the Green Family Foundation is currently featured on The Huffington Post in response to the recent “mud cookie” article by AP reporter, Jonathan Katz about malnutrition and hunger in Haiti.
Kimberly has been an advocate for the people of Haiti since she met the founding doctors of Project Medishare in 2002. Her [...]

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Check out Project Medishare’s Flickr site

Whether it is a surgical trip in Port-au-Prince or the Bacom Palmer Eye Institute working in Marmont in the Central Plateau, Project Medishare documents its medical trips with its partnering universities not only here on the Project Medishare blog, but photographically on Flickr.
Check out the images from the University of Miami nursing trip where nursing [...]

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Battling malnutrition in Haiti’s Central Plateau

A recent Associated Press article alarmed many as they read about Charlene Dumas eating mud patties in Cite Soliel, one of Haiti’s worst slums.
Project Medishare for Haiti has been working to combat childhood malnutrition and related diseases in Haiti, still the poorest country in the Western hemisphere, for 14 years. Haiti has long battled malnutrition [...]

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