Tagged: Haiti Earthquake Response
Disaster Response through the Community
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Another part of HISG's interview with Junior Bataille, one of the key players in our Haiti Relief Effort.
Haiti Rescue Story
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Posted last week, updated last week
These volunteers are not professional responders but they were willing and able to help others during a horrible situation. Well done, Junior and the young men from the Scouts!
Stories from Haiti
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Here is Junior Bataille talking about where he was when the earthquake first hit, and what it means for his country. Junior has been a key relationship for a lot of the Starfish Community teams that went to Haiti.
Junior definitely has a vision for rebuilding his country. I'd
Regular Food Drops & Tents Needed in Citi Soleil
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Posted two weeks ago
MorningStar/CMM Missionary Pastor Vincent feeds 2-3,000 per day at Good Samaritan Foundation in Citi Soleil. His school will reopen in mid-March. A Doctor and nurse are at the clinic. Some NGO's won't deliver to this area. We need help getting regular food deliveries.
Visit http://eaglemissions.org for more info and updates.
Below is
Haiti Update from Hope Extended
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Posted two weeks ago, updated two weeks ago
John Seaman offers an update and some comments about their recent work in Haiti. I hope this will provide others with a little more insight into what's been going on and some "Lessons Learned" for future reference.
Thanks to John and Hope Extended for their work with the IDRN to help
Telling Stats Regarding Earthquake Death Ratios
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Posted two weeks ago, updated two weeks ago
This excellent article was forwarded to a group of people working on Haiti. It seems like the perfect example of "Lessons Learned" information that we want to encourage people to share within the Starfish Community.
Here's the link to a BBC Article on Death Comparisons between the recent China, Italy and
US Haiti Ambassador Report: One Month Later
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Posted three weeks ago
Below is a video link that is not particularly compelling video, and it's obviously US Government-centric. However, the "one month later" assessments continue and this might be of interest to some as it's not processed through the standard "big media" outlets.
I challenge the Starfish Community people involved in Haiti to
Where are functional clinics and hospitals in Port au Prince?
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Posted seven weeks ago, updated three weeks ago
To maximize the 30,000 pounds of medical supplies that Americares will be moving into PAP by Saturday, we are looking for intel on:
1) Ground transportation/security at airport for moving relief supplies
2) Streets or areas to avoid that are impassable by truck
3) Where are functional clinics and hospitals (most important question)?
Rural orphanage help needed
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Posted seven weeks ago, updated three weeks ago
Val Children's Home Care (www.valschildren.weebly.com) News:
All 30 children and Pastor Val and sister Irma are all safe, but buildings destroyed. They had a well, don't know if it is crushed by quake. They are located in Bognotte, near Gressier, near Leogane. This small orphanage has been run by Haitian Pastor
Phone Interview Update from Haiti with David Bopp in Carrefour
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Posted four weeks ago, updated four weeks ago
HISG’s Operations Specialist, David Bopp, was recently interviewed by IDRN partner and Global Information Center Director, Matt Wallace, regarding the current IDRN work in Haiti.
This phone interview provides up-to-the-minute information regarding David’s work in the Carrefour area, west of Port-au-Prince. It also focuses on how the International Disaster Response