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The Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida Inc. (HANA) is a 501(c) 3, non-profit membership organization, established in 1984 as two registered professional nurses practicing in Miami, Alice Casimir and Jacqueline Dasque, and other professionals, saw the need to establish an organization that would provide health care services to migrant workers in the Homestead, Florida area.
For 41 years, HANA has expanded to become a leading nursing organization in the South Florida Community.
We provide:
A Wellness Center free to the South Florida Community
HANA fosters awareness and commitment to providing excellent nursing services, providing healthcare education to reduce healthcare disparities and increase health literacy, actively engaging in decision making affecting the health and welfare of the underserved communities.
HANA promotes professional growth and development for its membership through membership educational sessions and conferences providing Continuing Education Unit (CEUs), scholarships or students enrolled in local nursing schools and in Haiti. and mentoring opportunities as well as creating community-networking opportunities.
Mission
To create a platform for nurses to identify relevant health issues that plague the community and provide services to alleviate the burden of healthcare disparities.
Vision:
To be recognized as a world-class nursing organization nationally and internationally.
HANA believes that every nurse has the ability to serve, lead, educate and empower others toward a healthier life, and be a catalyst for change.
Organization name
Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida, Inc.
Tax id (EIN)
59-2463138
Mission Category
Health & Wellness
Program Site Locations
Homestead, Miami: Little Haiti, Miami Gardens, North Miami, North Miami Beach
Annual Operating Budget
$100,000 - $249,999
Primary Population Served
General Population, Low-Income Individuals/Families, Other
Address
PO BOX 695069