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For years, Odina Saintange put her family’s needs before her own. The 56-year-old mother of six lives in a rural community outside Hinche, Haiti, where access to health care is limited. When her husband lost his vision, she became her family’s sole caregiver and provider. 👇🧵

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Like many families in rural Haiti, Saintange faced impossible choices: Pay for transportation. Buy food. Seek medical care. When resources are scarce, even accessing a doctor can feel out of reach.

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The FAES-BID Project supports these families. The Fonds d'Assistance Economique et Sociale (FAES) finances the project with support from the Inter-American Development Bank (BID) and Zanmi Lasante (ZL), Partners In Health’s sister organization in Haiti, implements it.

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The program supports households facing a combination of illness, poverty, and geographic isolation. For many, these challenges have only grown amid Haiti’s ongoing crisis, making access to care more difficult and, at times, dangerous.

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During an outreach visit near her home, the program team selected Saintange’s family to participate. After she spent three years focusing entirely on her family’s needs, she finally received care herself.