AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUN Health & Social Support: UNDP and the State University of Haiti (UEH) signed an agreement to strengthen mental health and psychosocial support for displaced people in the Port-au-Prince area, under the Rekonekte project, as armed violence continues to worsen distress for women, men, children, and adolescents. Maternity Care Under Fire: Doctors Without Borders (MSF) gradually resumed 24/7 services at the Isaïe Jeanty Maternity Hospital in Cité Soleil after more than three weeks of interruption from clashes, restoring obstetric care and support for victims of sexual violence. Local Health System Strain: Haiti’s Northwest Jean-Rabel–Port-de-Paix road construction has started, but residents worry the government is settling for temporary dirt repairs instead of a durable paved highway—an issue that can directly affect access to clinics and emergency care during heavy rains. Haiti-US TPS Fallout (Health Impact): Across the U.S., Haitian communities are in fear after Temporary Protected Status ended, with reports of anxiety and disruptions that can hit hospitals and long-term care staffing as work authorization is lost. Health Policy Context: A new UN cooperation framework extension to December 31, 2028 signals continued coordination with Haiti’s government on national priorities amid major social and health challenges.
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