Free or low-cost health care around the country Haitian immigrants should know
Briefly

But as a Black immigrant group, racism and xenophobia within the U.S. health care system are among the toughest obstacles to proper care.
Haitians, and Black people overall, experience higher mortality rates for preventable conditions than white counterparts, with Haitian immigrant women facing a higher rate of cervical cancer mortality.
Haitian migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border face health disparities exacerbated by racism and cultural insensitivity.
Resources including organizations like CHIRLA, IRIS, and IRC are available to provide essential services for Haitian immigrants and underserved communities.
Read at The Haitian Times
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