Abstract
Background: Healthcare in Haiti is fragmented and inadequate to meet the needs of its people, especially children. This weak health system can have serious implications for children’s health, leading to decreased attendance in school. Chronic absenteeism means students get less education and are at risk of poorer education outcomes. Since education has the power to change generational cycles of poverty and change life for children who might otherwise be exposed to child labor, gangs, or trafficking, programs to improve school attendance are critical. Objective: The goal of this …
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