HAA Covid Task Force
In response to the pandemic COVID 19, which to date has had devastating impact, disproportionately in minority communities, the Haitian American COVID 19 Task Force has been formed.
It consists of the coordinated efforts of professionals from multiple disciplines, and several community-based organizations under a unifying umbrella. The vision of the Task Force is to provide much needed support to those most in need, to address critical issues of concern, namely: medical, psychological, and social.
To reach its goal, the Task Force has mobilized the expertise of a broad-based group of volunteers, faith and community-based organizations, political and Union leaders to educate, alleviate or prevent the sufferings that are arising from this natural catastrophe.
It consists of the coordinated efforts of professionals from multiple disciplines, and several community-based organizations under a unifying umbrella. The vision of the Task Force is to provide much needed support to those most in need, to address critical issues of concern, namely: medical, psychological, and social.
To reach its goal, the Task Force has mobilized the expertise of a broad-based group of volunteers, faith and community-based organizations, political and Union leaders to educate, alleviate or prevent the sufferings that are arising from this natural catastrophe.
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Event & Activities Through the Years!
On May 17th, 2020, the Haitian American Alliance partnered with the Hatian Times, the Hatian Medical Association and, held a live concert on YouTube for donation, awareness, and promotion of the COVID-19 Task Force, which offers various services to the community, including donation to GHESKIO/ Global Health Alliance in Haiti towards their COVID pandemic efforts
HAA has established the first Haitian American College Scholarship through our Youth Alliance program to honor our youth and promote leadership skills and education. HAA raises money for scholarships for young Haitian American High School students entering college based on means and achievement.
HAA has provided educational advocacy services to assist parents and children in navigating and obtaining appropriate public-school services.
We have assisted in translation and referrals to other agencies and partnered with advocacy organizations like United We Stand of New York, LTD.
HAA also partnered with a Micro-Enterprise project to provide our community members with English as a second language (ESL) and pre-literacy services.
HAA operated the Haitian American Learning Center after-school and summer programs, including computer, tutoring, and scholarship programs.
HAA supports young Haitian American entrepreneurs who require financial literacy support to achieve their goals.
In 2009, the Haitian American Alliance (HAA) formed a partnership with NOAH/NY to establish a medical mission to Haiti. HAA focuses on mental health, community development and soccer as a leadership tool. We aim to provide quality healthcare to underserved Haitians in Haiti and towns where we are invited to provide care. Our affirmative actions emphasize education and encompass:
Since our inception, we've adopted the town of Fort Liberté to assist with issues of health care disparities, community and economic development activities.
We have participated in voter registration in the US and assisted with citizenship applications to help community members transition from new immigrants to US citizens. We also promote civic education for individuals so they may fully participate in American society. When we have an economically strong, savvy, empowered and educated community, our whole society benefits including Haiti.
Haitian American Alliance COVID-19 Task Force
Our Haitian American nonprofit organization responded to the devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Because it affected a disproportionate number of minority communities, we formed the Haitian American COVID-19 Task Force. It unifies professionals from multiple disciplines and several community-based organizations under one umbrella. The goal is to support those most in need and address medical, psychological, and social areas of concern. The task force has mobilized a broad-based group of expert volunteers, faith and community-based organizations, political and union leaders to educate, and mitigate the inequities exposed by the pandemic.
Contact HAA
Monday- Friday: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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Address
486 Lincoln PlaceBrooklyn, NY, 11238
Service Area
New York, NY