Two years after the earthquake, Doctors of the World along with other NGOs have pledged in a joint statement  not to abandon Haiti, but to stay and restore the country to what it was prior to the devastating earthquake of January 2010.
Infants, young children, the disabled, the elderly and women in camps remain particularly vulnerable to violence, exploitation, abuse and neglect, and have a lack of adequate protection and support.

© Photo by Pierre William Henry

Two years on from the earthquake, Doctors of the World's teams continue their work.  It continues despite difficult conditions caused by political transition and a reduction in funding. Read an overview of our work.
In 2011, our teams carried out more than 250 000 consultations and surgical procedures.  View artist Remi Courgeon's pictures which were drawn at our project sites and hear the stories of the patients who we've helped by viewing our  interactive multimedia tool.

© Pic. by Rémi Courgeon

Project:London has a brand new video to inspire people to volunteer.
It features Fizza Qureshi, Programme Manager, as well as volunteers such as Allison Cross, a Support Worker who has been working with us since 2008. If you know anyone interested in volunteering then please encourage them to watch this film to find out more about what's involved.
© Photo by Tom Bradley