A sustainable future for lifesaving care in Haiti
At the heart of this initiative is a critical need: ensuring that the Mission Baptist Hospital, in Fermathe, Haiti, has the energy infrastructure required to serve its patients safely and consistently.
For the patients, families, and medical professionals of the community, reliable power is more than an operational necessity—it is essential to delivering quality care. The transition to solar energy will help create a more stable and sustainable foundation for the hospital, reducing its dependence on generators while strengthening the environment in which care is provided.
Why This Project Matters
The Hospital relies heavily on costly and unreliable generator power, with aging electrical infrastructure creating additional safety concerns.
Transitioning to solar energy will:
Reduce approximately $100,000 in annual fuel costs
Provide reliable electricity for hospital operations
Improve campus-wide safety
Protect uninterrupted critical and emergency care
Strengthen the hospital’s long-term resilience
“Reliable electricity is not a convenience—it is essential.”
Beyond the infrastructure itself, this transformation will help create a stronger environment for everyone they serve. Dependable energy will help the hospital operate with greater confidence, protect essential services, and strengthen its ability to respond when care is needed.
A stronger hospital. A more resilient community.
A lasting investment in healthcare in Haiti.
We Invite You to Join Us in Making This Vision a reality.
Interested in learning more about the Fermathe Hospital renovation project? For additional information, project updates, or a detailed report, please contact us directly at info@gardere.org.