
The earthquake in 2010 had a devastating effect on Haiti, which was already the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. However, slowly but surely, the country is rebuilding and moving on from this disaster.
Barriers to development include widespread poverty, environmental degradation, a weak government and deep levels of corruption, but the work of Christian Aid and its partners is making a real difference to the lives of poor Haitians. Haiti is vulnerable to global food price rises as it is largely dependent on imported food. That is why supporting Haitian producers is a key part of Christian Aid’s work here.
We are currently updating this page and further information will be coming soon.
Reports and resources
Disaster zone case study: Haiti
This case study includes facts, figures and eyewitness accounts from the earthquake that struck Haiti in 2010.
Disaster strikes teaching notes
Notes for teachers on the disaster strikes resources.
Disaster zone worksheet
This worksheet provides a range of activities about disasters and emergencies.
Disaster strikes worksheet
A selection of primary school activities about hazards and disasters.
Template letter asking for food donations
Use this to request food donations for your Big Brekkie.
Big Brekkie customisable poster
Add your own details to this printable poster to promote your Brekkie.
Big Brekkie customisable flyer
Add your own details to this printable flyer to promote your Brekkie.
Big Brekkie Colouring Sheet
Get creative with this colouring sheet.
Vilia's story mp4
Download Vilia's story, for use at Christian Aid Week 2018.
Contact us
Christian Aid’s Haiti and the Dominican Republic programme spans the island of Hispaniola, and has offices in both Port au Prince and Santo Domingo. We also draw on the expertise of colleagues from Christian Aid teams in Latin America and staff at Christian Aid’s UK headquarters, as well as INGO networks in the region.
Follow our global work
The latest news, photos and programme updates from around the world. Sharing resources and knowledge with development and humanitarian practitioners.