Our community hospitals are single or 2 story hospitals purpose-built which have been created to provide non-emergency services after general hospital services have been rendered and in some cases the services include in-patient care.
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How are we going to achieve all of this?
Haitians in general have a strong sense of family. The very first thing we are going to do is create a sense of community, by actually creating a community. We will create the first messaging application designed to support the Creole language.
Map the Cultural Landscape starting with religion, traditions and culture.
Religions: There are three major practiced religions in Haiti: Catholicism, Protestantism, and Vodoo.
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- Catholicism
- Catholicism was first introduced to the island nation by the Spanish in the 1500s and then the French Capuchins and Jesuits helped establish it as the main organized religion during that time period. Currently, nearly 60% of Haitians are Roman Catholic. The official Catholic patron saint is Our Mother of Perpetual Help in Haiti.
- Protestantism
- Several different Protestant denominations were introduced to the Haitians in the early 21st century. Some of the main denominations include the Baptist Church, the Church of God, the Seventh-Day Adventists, the Church of the Nazarene and the Assembly of God.
- Voodoo
- Vodoo is the oldest and most dominant religion in Haiti and is frequently practiced alongside Christianity. This religion is often misunderstood, and many Haitians have taken great pains to hide it from outsiders. Practicing Voudons believe there is a life force that connects all living beings and that everything and everyone has a spirit, including animals and elements in nature. They also believe that the ancestors’ spirits are with them and that they should be honored and respected. One of the main components of this religion is the practice of healing rituals done by Voodoo priests, or shamans. There are different types of Voodoo in Haiti, such as Rada and Petro, considered white and black magic, respectively.
- Superstitions
- Most Haitians are superstitious and believe that many events or occurrences are connected to future events. They believe in good and bad luck associated with these events. A lot of Haitian superstition goes back to their religious beliefs.
- Catholicism
We will also create the first Haitian encyclopedia, starting with the most important pieces of information in the Haitian culture. People, events, politics;
Reputation in Haiti is important. Not only can it affect your status in Haitian culture but the respect of society. Our HAITI Factbook will be the go-to product for everything Haitian.
RUN PROGRAM AFTER PROGRAM AFTER PROGRAM.
THESE ARE SAMPLE PROJECTS: AS JERSON AND LEDIA SAY….“There is no shortage of causes.”
Health & Wellness
ReBOOT Haiti has an ambitious plan to create a system of independently run facilities, which will balance the needs of the community in a way that reduces the demand on the healthcare system.
Reboot Haiti believes that care can be dispensed at various levels, and believes that education and prevention are as important as access to operating rooms.
| Facility Type | Property | Equipment | Staff |
|---|---|---|---|
| Community Clinic | Class A Property | Min 2 | |
| Medical Clinic | Min 5 | ||
| Ambulatory Clinic | |||
| Community Hospital | MRI |
Community Clinic
Our Community Clinic is associated with general preventive practice run by one or several general practitioners. The type of practitioners at a minimum will include physiotherapist, acupuncturist, chiropractors, and clinical psychologist to take care of mental health. It does not dispense prescription but is often a first line of defense in the prevention of communicable diseases. If a nurse is available, then this clinic can also administer vaccines. Our community clinic also has specialists from other medical disciplines, such as optometrist who come in on a regular basis to help support the local community. Community clinics also practice in the non-patient care roles such as health policy, health insurance, health care administration and as health care executives.
Medical Clinic:
Our medical clinic is staffed by at least one general practitioner, supported by nurses, and other specialist. Included in this general practice, are permanent optometrists, dentists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals.
Ambulatory Surgery Center:
Our Ambulatory surgery centers (ASC), also known as outpatient surgery centers or same day surgery centers, perform surgical procedures not requiring an overnight hospital stay. Such surgery is commonly less complicated than that requiring hospitalization. Avoiding hospitalization can result in massive cost savings to the patient and the state.
Our ASC specializes in providing surgery, including certain pain management and diagnostic (e.g., colonoscopy) services in an outpatient setting. Our ASC-qualified procedures are more intensive than those done in the average doctor’s office but not so intensive as to require a hospital stay. The ASC does not provide emergency services.
Community Hospitals
Our community hospitals are single or 2 story hospitals purpose-built which have been created to provide non-emergency services after general hospital services have been rendered and in some cases the services include in-patient care.
Our Community hospitals can assist multidisciplinary working and can be used as an extended primary care resource. Community hospitals provide over 2,900 inpatient beds and over 750,000 outpatient, allied health professional and nurse led appointments. In many rural and remote communities this allows access to more specialised services and inpatient facilities closer to home.
ReBOOT a Life
ReBoot a Life is an ambitious project to sponsor youth in Haiti and Haitian neighbourhoods around the world. By providing education, and entering into a lifelong contract with an individual, we can provide the means and mentorship required to allow young Haitian individuals to live the best life that they can lead and contribute positively to society.
Most of these initiatives involve less than $3000 per year and can be raised through social media. The youth that are beneficiaries of this program are given tools to assist themselves in raising the money for their education, and in return, they contribute to the reboot of a community, a hospital, a community centre, a church, a playground, etc. As consideration for the loan, they pay back 10% of all their earnings into our project, which then in turn goes to supporting other young people going through our program.
Health Always Above Donation
ReBOOT Haiti has an ambitious plan to create a system of independently run facilities, to balance the needs of the community in a way that reduces the demand on the healthcare system, care that can be dispensed at various levels.
Medical Clinics for Medical Care
Our medical clinic is staffed by at least one general practitioner, supported by nurses, and other specialist. Included in this general practice, are permanent optometrists, dentists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals.
ReBoot a Life
ReBoot a Life is an ambitious project to sponsor youth in Haiti and Haitian neighbourhoods around the world. By providing education, and entering into a lifelong contract with an individual, to live the best life that they can lead and contribute positively to society.
Ambulatory surgery centers
Our Ambulatory surgery centers (ASC), also known as outpatient surgery centers or same day surgery centers, perform surgical procedures not requiring an overnight hospital stay.Such surgery is commonly less complicated ..
Community hospitals
Our community hospitals are single or 2 story hospitals purpose-built which have been created to provide non-emergency services after general hospital services have been rendered and in some cases the services include in-patient care.