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❤️🏢 UNICEF Haiti

UNICEF Haiti — United Nations Children’s Fund is the Haiti country programme of UNICEF, the United Nations agency dedicated to protecting and advancing the rights and well-being of children worldwide. UNICEF has been present in Haiti since 1983 and works in support of the Haitian State, communities and partners to help children survive, develop, learn, remain protected and reach their full potential.

Its work in Haiti spans six principal programme areas: education; child protection; health; nutrition; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); and emergency preparedness and response. These areas address both long-term development needs and urgent humanitarian requirements affecting children and families.

UNICEF Haiti operates within a broad international network while maintaining a strong country-level presence. Its programme combines policy support, technical expertise, humanitarian action, supply and logistics, research, advocacy, partnerships and field implementation. The organization works with Haitian government institutions, UN agencies, donors, civil-society organizations, communities and other partners to improve access to essential services and strengthen systems serving children.

A major differentiator is the breadth of its child-focused mandate. Rather than concentrating on a single humanitarian sector, UNICEF integrates health, nutrition, education, protection, WASH and emergency response around the needs and rights of children. Its established global infrastructure, technical expertise and humanitarian supply capabilities also enable it to support large-scale responses during crises.

In Haiti, UNICEF's activities extend beyond Port-au-Prince. Its official country information identifies a country office in the capital as well as a presence in Cap-Haïtien in the north and Les Cayes in the south, while its programmes reach vulnerable communities in multiple departments.

UNICEF's current Haiti work reflects the country's complex humanitarian environment, including displacement, interruptions to education, pressure on health services, food insecurity, malnutrition, violence and limited access to essential services. In 2025, UNICEF reported intensified efforts for children affected by crisis and displacement, including support for education, school infrastructure and other essential services.

The organization is therefore best characterized not as a conventional commercial business, but as an international humanitarian and development organization focused exclusively on children, with UNICEF Haiti serving as a major child-rights, humanitarian-response and development partner in Haiti.

📍 Branch Locations

Country Office: 17, Rue Armand Holly, Debussy, Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Cap-Haïtien: UNICEF reports a presence in Cap-Haïtien.
Les Cayes: UNICEF reports a presence in Les Cayes.

☎️ Phone Numbers

Main/local number supplied for this directory listing: +509 25 36 42 52
Representative's current official contact: +509 39 96 44 78 — Geeta Narayan, UNICEF Representative in Haiti.
Chief of Communication and Advocacy: +509 46 97 10 03 — Salwa Moussa.

📧 Email Addresses

General/communications: communicationhaiti@unicef.org
UNICEF Representative, Haiti: gnarayan@unicef.org

🕐 Hours of Operation

24 hours

Because UNICEF maintains humanitarian and emergency-response operations, programme activities can operate outside conventional office hours, particularly during emergencies. This should not necessarily be interpreted as meaning the physical Port-au-Prince reception office is open to the public 24 hours a day.

👤 Key People

Geeta Narayan — UNICEF Representative in Haiti

Geeta Narayan became UNICEF Representative in Haiti on September 29, 2024. She has held numerous UNICEF positions covering strategic planning, monitoring and evaluation, social policy, humanitarian policy, advocacy and programme management, with previous assignments in Mali, New York, Vietnam, South Africa, Jordan and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Salwa Moussa — Chief of Communication and Advocacy

Salwa Moussa is identified by UNICEF Haiti as its Chief of Communication and Advocacy and is a public media contact for the Haiti country office.

📦 Key Product Lines & Brands

UNICEF Haiti is not a commercial manufacturer, wholesaler or retailer, so it does not maintain conventional consumer product lines or commercial brands.

Its programme-related commodities and supplies can include:

Vaccines and immunization supplies
Nutrition and therapeutic products, including supplies used in the treatment of severe acute malnutrition
Water, sanitation and hygiene supplies
Educational and learning materials
School-in-a-box and related education supplies
Child-protection and emergency-response supplies
Humanitarian relief and emergency-response commodities

These items are used to support UNICEF programmes and humanitarian operations rather than sold through a conventional retail network. UNICEF describes itself globally as a major provider of vaccines and humanitarian supplies and maintains extensive supply and logistics capabilities.

🛠️ Products & Services

UNICEF Haiti's activities include:

Child rights advocacy and policy support
Education programmes and support for access to quality basic education
Health programmes, including support for child survival, healthcare and immunization
Nutrition programmes, including prevention, screening and treatment support for malnutrition
Child protection, including responses to violence, abuse, exploitation and other threats
Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) programmes
Emergency preparedness and humanitarian response
Support to displaced children and families
Social protection and humanitarian cash assistance
Technical assistance and institutional strengthening
Community engagement and social and behaviour change
Youth engagement through initiatives such as U-Report
Research, monitoring, evaluation and evidence generation
Supply and logistics support for humanitarian programmes
Partnership development and resource mobilization
Public advocacy and communications concerning children's rights

UNICEF's current Haiti programme specifically emphasizes health, nutrition, child protection, education, WASH, social protection and emergency preparedness/response.

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