Haitian-led systemic change starts with water.

Effective Leadership + Access to Clean Water = A Thriving Haiti

Founded in 1997, Haiti Outreach provides tools for building sustainable access to clean water and sanitation for Haiti’s rural communities, and a comprehensive leadership development coaching program for Haitian municipal leaders. Haiti Outreach’s unique-to-Haiti coaching and pay-for-service water collection model generates long-term sustainable outcomes. It is all about development, not relief and charity.

By coaching rural communities and municipal leaders to seek their own solutions, take ownership and action, and implement sustainable systems, Haiti Outreach has found the pathway to developing Haiti in our lifetime.

"The ability of Haiti Outreach to deliver revolutionary results is a model for all organizations operating in Haiti."

           - Gerald Jean Baptiste, former Director General of DINEPA. 

What sets us apart?

  • Sustainable Development

    We are working to break Haiti's cycle of charity dependency through innovative leadership coaching for commune, WASH, and community leaders, implementing a pay-for-service model that ensures proven sustainability.

  • Data Driven

    We empower local leadership with comprehensive data and provide access to powerful tools, enabling data-driven decision-making while ensuring all authorities stay aligned and information flows seamlessly across departments.

  • National Impact

    We are spearheading the national dialogue on effective leadership and sustainable access to safe water in Haiti. Our unique curriculum has demonstrated measurable success in transforming program outcomes across the country.

  • Experts

    Our team leads transformative systemic change in Haiti. With expertise spanning water engineering, WASH, civic engagement, leadership development, and coaching, we bring nearly three decades of dedicated experience to our work in Haiti.

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