Featured Story
Featured Story
Maternal Health is an orphan prevention strategy
About HCW
Reports, accountability, and stewardship.
900 million children live in multidimensional poverty, without adequate water, food, shelter, safety, or healthcare.
50% of children in Sub-saharan Africa live in households surviving on less than $3 a day. 412 million of the world's children (20%) live in extreme poverty.
Poverty during childhood equals lifelong issues - poor health, shorter lifespans, and reduced opportunities that transmit poverty to the next generation.
Progress in ending poverty has stalled due to rising conflict, climate change, and global funding cuts.
Our Work
Programs and alliances with local leaders in Sierra Leone and all across the continent of Africa.
Partners, volunteers, supporters, allies, and mission team members in North America - including the US, Haiti, and Guatemala.
Research, publications, media, curricula, and essential resources.
Our Impact
Stories of individual growth and change.
Data, research, publications, media, curriculum, worship materials, and essential resources.
Empowerment approaches to development, locally led collaborations, respectful alliances, ethical practices, and sustainable progress.
Supporting Indigenous Midwives in Haiti through Maison de Naissance.

The mission of Global Birthing Home Foundation/Maison de Naissance is to significantly reduce maternal and infant mortality rates in under-served, rural communities of southern Haiti.
Maison de Naissance stands alone in the Les Cayes/Torbeck region of Haiti as a full-service provider of professional, compassionate, and culturally relevant maternal and infant health care. MN has a 100% Haitian staff, most recruited from the local region.
In just over 21 years of 24/7 operations, MN has delivered almost 10,000 healthy babies to healthy mothers in the country with the highest rates of maternal and infant mortalities in the western hemisphere, without a single maternal mortality to date. No patient is ever refused care for any reason – all are welcomed equally. It has weathered multiple natural disasters, including hurricanes up to category 4, and a 7.2 magnitude earthquake, without ever ceasing operations.
60% of health care facilities in Haiti have ceased operations over the past five years, resulting from gangs taking control of the national airport and seaport in the capital city region. Meanwhile, MN has continued to thrive, and has been expanding its geographic footprint through the creation of remote outpost screening clinics, outside of the traditional zone of service. Patients receiving screening and consultations for pregnancy and potential complications, as well as STI testing. Those requiring more intensive testing or care are referred to the main MN campus for care, with transportation provided as needed.


