Objective. To explore the effect of an innovative, integrative program in female sexual reproductive health (SRH) and soccer (or fútbol, in Haitian Creole) in rural Haiti by measuring the rate of births among program participants 15–19 years old and their nonparticipant peers.

Objective. To assess factors associated with utilization of maternal health services (MHS) among women giving birth in Haiti from 2007–2012. Methods. Observational data derived from the 2012 Haiti Mortality, Morbidity and Service Use Survey are analyzed. Multilevel analytic methods are used to assess factors associated with use of antenatal services and skilled birth attendance (SBA). Results. The strongest adjusted predictors include child’s birth rank, household poverty, and community media saturation.