The Haitian Women's Collective
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Haiti's women and girls are bearing the brunt of the country's crisis.
While Haiti shares the struggles of many low-income nations, it lags far behind on gender equity. Discrimination, persistent violence, and chronic health challenges continue to block women and girls from reaching their potential.
The situation has worsened dramatically in recent years:

Stability, Care, and Opportunity for Generations to Come
Displacement robs them of safety, stability, and access to basic needs. The effects are immediate and risk lasting for generations.
That’s why Haitian women and girls urgently need a full spectrum of support—protection from violence, essential health care, trauma-informed counseling, and real pathways to economic independence.
Our Vision
A Haiti Where Women Lead

The Problem
For too long, Haitian women's leadership has been overlooked—even though they are already driving the most effective community solutions.
The Answer
The Haitian Women's Collective envisions a Haiti where women and girls have the resources, respect, and influence to lead transformative change. When women are equipped to lead, entire communities move toward equity, peace, and prosperity.

The Problem
For too long, Haitian women's leadership has been overlooked—even though they are already driving the most effective community solutions.

The Answer
The Haitian Women’s Collective envisions a Haiti where women and girls have the resources, respect, and influence to lead transformative change. When women are equipped to lead, entire communities move toward equity, peace, and prosperity.
Our Strategic Plan for 2024 - 2027
Who We Are
Founded in 2017 by Haitian and Haitian-American women, the Collective was born from a shared conviction: the future of Haiti is being shaped by women on the ground, in communities.
How We Work
Our team blends:
- Local knowledge – decades of trusted relationships with grassroots leaders in Haiti
- Global experience – advocacy in gender justice, health, education, and economic empowerment
We listen first, build trust, and amplify Haitian women’s work to the world.


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Our Collective is defining philanthropy in Haiti
By
Channeling Funding
Direct financial support to women-led organizations
Offering Technical Support
Building capacity and infrastructure for lasting impact
Global Visibility
Amplifying women-led, locally rooted organizations and movements
Since our launch in 2017, we have:
Strengthened grassroots leadership
Vetted, supported, and amplified the work of 20 Haitian women leaders tackling maternal health, women’s education, girls’ leadership, climate justice, and livelihoods.
Improved health and safety for women and girls
Backed the launch of a Safe House in Northern Haiti for survivors of violence, where over 50 women and girls received social, legal, mental health, and medical services.
Led crisis response
Spearheaded an emergency initiative in March 2024, convening local partners and feminist leaders to provide group counseling for human rights advocates.
Boosted organizational capacity
Upgraded the technological infrastructure of Haitian organizations so they could operate and advocate more effectively.
Directed critical funding
Channeled over $160,000 in grants and $90,000 in emergency funds to organizations addressing advocacy, human rights, gender-based violence, and reproductive health.

Partner Organizations
We are proud of the work of the leaders, whom we support. They work across diverse themes, in critical areas across Haiti, enabling girls to complete secondary education, providing reproductive health services during times of crisis including natural disasters, and ensuring the safe delivery of babies.
Collectively, their work advances education, health, civic engagement, peace, leadership, and economic opportunities for one million Haitians across the country, proving that by investing in women and girls, everybody stands to gain from peace, inclusive governance and economic development.





















