Share Hope Foundation Inc

Programs: In furtherance of the organization's mission, as stated above: share hope continued to implement the herhealth program (previously herproject), - a licensed program under business for social responsibility (bsr). Specifically the program has six health related modules; water borne diseases, including cholera, personal hygiene, nutrition, hiv/aids, sexually transmitted infections (stis), and family planning. On the whole a total 5592 female and 196 male workers participated in these programs in the capital of port-au-prince, and 2962 female workers in the northern city of ouanaminthe. We estimate that the overall reach was to 4,937 directly and approximately 52,500 indirectly (women, men and family members).

in furtherance of the organization's mission as stated above: share hope foundation continued to implement a high school completion program (hscp). The program is a course that prepares factory workers who were unable to complete their formal education, for the national high school leaving exam and follows the national curriculum. The program seeks to empower students, develop their self-confidence, encourage them to think critically and help them make personal, applicable connections between knowledge and their personal lives. The goal of the program is to help students finish what they started and to provide them with newer learning strategies and methods to become lifelong learners. The program has enrolled 76 women and 52 men, ages 22 - 45 the students met from 4:30 to 7:30 pm monday - friday following a full day of work.

in furtherance of the organization's mission as stated above: share hope foundation continued to partner with the starkey hearing foundation to provide access to and maintenance of hearing aids for 72 deaf and/or hard of hearing workers in the garment sector. 48 of these workers were employed in a factory that has received herhealth training. Share hope continued to expand outreach and services to this population. With financial support from the ilo through the better work haiti program, share hope designed a communications and literacy program for these workers. The program includes sign language proficiency, literacy acquisition and speech pathology. 30 deaf and hard of hearing workers were enrolled. Two workers supported with speech therapy.

1) in furtherance of the organization's mission, as stated above: share hope conjointly launched with financial support from the ilo through the better work haiti program,a factory clinic improvement program. The aim of this program is to help the factories better utilize resources that they already have while implementing procedural recommendations to the factory clinics that will help to strengthen the dissemination of services to the factory workers. 12 out of the 28 factories in haiti enrolled their clinics. These factories represent over 18,000 workers. 2) in furtherance of the organizations mission as stated above: share hope partnered with innovation health international (ihi) to engage in a cervical and breast cancer screening initiative aimed at educating and screening 4000 women about and for these cancers. Eligibility for participation in this program is contingent on: 1) factories being enrolled in share hope's factory clinic improvement program, and 2) voluntary cooperation of factory management. The program will last approximately 12 months with a commencement date of september 2017.