Pregnant and cornered: Haiti’s capital maternal healthcare crisis puts lives at risk
As Haiti’s oldest maternity hospital, specializing in emergency and at-risk deliveries, Chancerelles was a critical safety net for low-income and no-income women serving as a beacon of hope amid a collapsing system. Before its closure, the facility handled an average of 25 to 35 deliveries per day—providing prenatal care, and life-saving interventions for high-risk pregnancies. The post Pregnant and cornered: Haiti’s capital maternal healthcare crisis puts lives at risk appeared first on The Haitian Times. Pregnant and cornered: Haiti’s capital […]
