On January 12, 2010, Haiti experienced a devastating earthquake that killed 250,000 people and left 1.2 million men, women and children in Port-au-Prince homeless in rubble.

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In October 2010, Beachhead commenced its operations by splashing down in

Port-au-Prince Haiti and establishing 15 projects to deliver clean water, sanitation & hygiene to more than 10,000 very-in-need people. Since then, Beachhead has delivered & implemented over 500,000 gallons of sanitization to the schools, faith groups & orphanages in Port-au-Prince. 

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Unfortunately, despite billions of dollars in internationally donated humanitarian and redevelopment aid,

Haitian poverty & social misery rates have actually increased!

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Haiti remains the western hemisphere’s poorest country (World Bank) and most corrupt (Transparency International);

in desperate need of wide-spectrum sanitization solutions for nearly half its population!

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The 11,500 NGO’s & Charities responsible for dispensing Billions in Aid, on a small island of 10 million,

are collectively unable to stem Cholera outbreaks nor solve basic sanitization challenges.

Aid Industry officials are calling for more money & time.

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Beachhead remains committed to making improvement in Port-au-Prince and will continue our WaSH Aid work in a few current projects while looking for ways to expand our reach through local aid, faith and rural medical stations.

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We believe that Humanitarian Charities need not only to deliver tangible results,

but must become self-supporting organizations and not remain reliant on USA charity. 

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Beachhead 2019 programming is focused on helping local charities become more self-relieant;

while working to bring more visibility & accountability to Haitian Aid dispersement.