Project HTI2503 · Emergency · November 2025 to April 2026
Camp-Perrin, Port-Salut and Jérémie, Haiti
In figures
The project
In October 2025, Hurricane Melissa struck Haiti with violent winds, heavy rain and flooding. The South and Grand’Anse were hit hard: homes, crops and water systems were damaged. In Port-Salut, about 1,900 people were displaced to overcrowded shelters, without food, drinking water or income, and at risk of disease.
From 3 November 2025, ASB launched a six-month emergency response in Camp-Perrin, Port-Salut and Jérémie: food assistance, hygiene kits, drinking water, cash assistance and awareness-raising on disaster risk reduction. It is implemented directly by ASB.
Official title
Hurricane Melissa Emergency Response Project
HTI2503
Completed, reporting under way
Camp-Perrin and Port-Salut (South), Jérémie (Grand’Anse)
ASB (own funds)
ASB, directly
November 2025 to April 2026
€39,775.45
More than 4,000 (drinking water, provisional)
What the project does
Food assistance
300 households received a food kit, 203 of them headed by women.
Hygiene and dignity
300 women and girls received a hygiene kit.
Drinking water
Nearly 100,000 litres of water were treated by SkyHydrant filtration and distributed to more than 4,000 people.
Cash assistance
150 households in Port-Salut received 12,000 gourdes each, with targeting validated by the municipal authorities and civil protection.
Risk reduction
Community sessions and megaphone messages raised awareness of disaster risk reduction.
Photos and videos of the project
See the project in the field, through the galleries.
Photo gallery
Images from the field: distributions, gardens, savings groups, livestock.
Impact stories
Project news
Partners and coordination
With the support of
Implemented by
Coordination partners
Port-Salut municipal authorities · Civil protection · Community agents trained and supervised by ASB.