Massachusetts Hospital Association

On behalf of the Board of Directors and the Staff of the Haitian American Public Health Initiatives, Inc ( HAPHI ), it is my pleasure to welcome you to our redesigned website. After 18 years of existence and considering the state of the US economy, we are proud to say that HAPHI remains in good financial standing. I thank our board of directors for giving freely of their time to lead this organization to a successful path. I extend my special thanks to our employees who are being asked to do more with less as they deliver our many programs in the community. Our appreciation goes to our many funders who have stood by HAPHI's capabilities to educate and serve the Haitian community and have provided the financial resources to execute the vital programs that our community is benefiting from: whether it is our after school program, our HIV education, opportunities for our mentally challenged children and their families, leadership development to our youths, English and citizenship classes, elder services, health education, immigration education for adults or just working in partnership with other agencies. Since its inception eighteen years ago, HAPHI has grown tremendously and today provides a comprehensive range of prevention, education, and direct services. As the agency has evolved to address community needs, it has expanded traditional base in health education to offer a growing host of direct services. The growth of these services as emerged from an emphasis on reaching Haitians with limited English proficiency and limited access to social and economic resources. Over the past three years, HAPHI has responded, in particular, to better address the needs of the elderly, children with developmental disabilities, and recent immigrants and refugees -- sub-populations within the community who are among the most vulnerable. HAPHI has also placed increasing investment, through its active participation, in a range of community partnerships resulting in significant increase in revenues. These include the Twa Zanmipartnership with UMass Boston and Camera Mosaique, the Massachusetts Mutual Assistance Association Coalition, the Round Table on Domestic Violence, etc. This new strategy has paid off for HAPHI and has allowed our organization to add other programs to its services: support to families such as English as a Second Language for Adults, American Citizenship preparation course for applicants, etc. Our mission remains to provide the best health and social services to our clients. We want to provide relevant services to the Haitian and minority communities of Boston. We pledge to continue the practice of mutual respect in our business dealing, of financial integrity and of accountability as we manage our resources.

Established in 1897, Visiting Nurse Association of Manchester & Southern New Hampshire is a nonprofit charitable organization that provides home health and hospice services. It offers home care services to help patients recover from surgery, physical disabilities, and short-term, chronic and life-limiting illnesses. The organization provides various community programs, including child care, parent education, and bereavement support and counseling. The organization also offers home care, homemaker, child health, hospice, personal and long-term care management services. It additionally operates the Visiting Nurse Association of Southern New Hampshire Foundation, which raises money for home health, hospice and community service programs. Visiting Nurse Association of Manchester & Southern New Hampshire is affiliated with the Visiting Nurse Association of America and the National Association for Home Care. It is located in Manchester, N.H.

The Visiting Nurse Association of Manchester & Southern New Hampshire is a trusted provider of compassionate and high-quality home health care, hospice care, palliative care, and maternal child services. They offer a continuum of expert care and support, tailored to the specific needs of each patient and family, ensuring comfort and peace throughout the illness or recovery process. With a dedicated team of nurses, rehabilitation professionals, social workers, and home health aides, they strive to help patients maintain independence and safety in the comfort of their own homes. Whether it's providing skilled home care services, managing symptoms for those with life-limiting conditions, or offering compassionate end-of-life care, the VNA of Manchester & Southern New Hampshire is committed to delivering personalized care and enhancing the quality of life for individuals and their loved ones.Generated from the website