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Format: 2011-10-08

  • Update for International Medical Corps: Haiti on February 22, 2010

    Submitted by Contributor on Mon, 2010-02-22 15:37
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    Project: 
    International Medical Corps: Haiti
    Date of Occurrence: 
    Mon, 2010-02-22
    Source: 
    Website: http://www.imcworldwide.org/Page.aspx?pid=1123
    Your Association with Named Organization: 
    Paid Employee

    As of February 19, 2010 International Medical Corps is operating 15 mobile clinic sites covering 18 sites. Outside Port-au-Prince, International Medical Corps operations now include Petit-Goave, Grande Goave, Petionville, Boloise, Carrefour, Jacmal, Gressier, and Miragoane. Services, including emergency and primary health care, maternal and child health, immunization and communicable disease surveillance, and health education, are provided through a combination of both static and mobile medical clinics.

    We’re currently supporting 6 static clinics in underserved areas.

    Status: 
    Confirmed

  • Update for UJA - Federation of New York: Haiti on February 19, 2010

    Submitted by Ben on Fri, 2010-02-19 10:10
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    Project: 
    UJA - Federation of New York: Haiti
    Date of Occurrence: 
    Thu, 2010-01-28
    Source: 
    http://www.ujafedny.org/uja-federation-news-2/view/more-aid-for-haiti-relief-efforts
    Your Association with Named Organization: 
    No Association

    The total donated to UJA-Federation of New York's Haiti Relief Fund has grown to nearly $400,000, and it is being used to help pay for a field hospital in Haiti, as well as essential food, water, medical supplies, and other equipment in the country reeling from a massive earthquake January 12th.

    Status: 
    Confirmed

  • Update for CHF International: Haiti on February 12, 2010

    Submitted by erinmote on Fri, 2010-02-12 10:20
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    Project: 
    CHF International: Haiti
    Date of Occurrence: 
    Thu, 2010-02-11
    Source: 
    The story originally appeared in Journal of Commerce
    Your Association with Named Organization: 
    Paid Employee

    By Richard Gilbert

    February 10, 2010—Caterpillar Inc. is providing heavy equipment and trained operators to its Haitian dealer HayTrac in the aftermath of a devastating earthquake.

    “Given our past experience with natural disasters in other parts of the world, we know our dealers on the ground in the region are typically among the first to respond,” said Caterpillar spokeswoman Bridget Young. “Caterpillar offers assistance based on the assessment of their dealers on the ground.”

    HayTrac has been supporting recovery efforts, since the earthquake hit the Caribbean country.

    Status: 
    Verified once

  • Update for CHF International: Haiti on February 12, 2010

    Submitted by erinmote on Fri, 2010-02-12 10:18
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    Project: 
    CHF International: Haiti
    Date of Occurrence: 
    Thu, 2010-02-11
    Source: 
    Erin Mote
    Your Association with Named Organization: 
    Paid Employee

    CHF Haiti Update, 2.11.2010
    Notes from the field – Thursday February 11, 2010

    WHERE WE ARE WORKING RIGHT NOW: We are working Port Au Prince (PaP) (namely Delmas, Petion-Ville, Cite Soleil, Port Au Prince and Carrefour). We are also working in Grand Goave, Jacmel, Petit Goave, Leogane, Petit Guinee, Cap Haitien, Martissant St. Marc and Gonaives as well as a host of other communities across Haiti. For a map of our operations, please visit the website at www.chfinternational.org

    ON THE GROUND IN HAITI RIGHT NOW:

    Status: 
    Confirmed

  • Update for The Salvation Army: Haiti on February 9, 2010

    Submitted by meenanmj on Tue, 2010-02-09 10:54
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    Project: 
    The Salvation Army: Haiti
    Date of Occurrence: 
    Tue, 2010-02-09
    Source: 
    http://salvationarmyindiana.org/2010/1676/
    Your Association with Named Organization: 
    Paid Employee

    The Salvation Army continues to be a beacon of hope for individuals and families whose lives were devastated by the earthquake. While the Haiti Relief Team maintains support and provides assistance for 20,000 individuals in an area adjacent to their compound in Port-au-Prince, they have reached out to other areas of the country – diligently meeting needs at the point of need at the time of need. There has been a steady, marked improvement in the overall situation in the four weeks since the earthquake.

    Status: 
    Confirmed

  • Update for CHF International: Haiti on February 8, 2010

    Submitted by erinmote on Mon, 2010-02-08 10:55
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    Project: 
    CHF International: Haiti
    Date of Occurrence: 
    Mon, 2010-02-08
    Source: 
    Alberto Wilde
    Your Association with Named Organization: 
    Paid Employee

    CHF Haiti Update, 2.5.2010
    Notes from the field - Friday February 5, 2010

    WHERE WE ARE WORKING RIGHT NOW: We are working Port Au Prince (PaP) (namely Delmas, Petion-Ville, Cite Soleil, Port Au Prince and Carrefour). We are also working in Grand Goave, Jacmel, Petit Goave, Leogane, Petit Guinee, Cap Haitien, Martissant St. Marc and Gonaives as well as a host of other communities across Haiti. For a map of our operations, please visit the website at www.chfinternational.org

    ON THE GROUND IN HAITI RIGHT NOW:

    Status: 
    Confirmed

  • Update for Handicap International: Haiti on February 6, 2010

    Submitted by kansas88 on Sat, 2010-02-06 16:07
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    Project: 
    Handicap International: Haiti
    Date of Occurrence: 
    Sat, 2010-02-06
    Source: 
    http://www.handicap-international.us/in-the-world/states-of-intervention/programs/?dechi_programmes%5Bselpays%5D=72&dechi_programmes%5Bmode%5D=actus&dechi_programmes%5Bactu%5D=220&cHash=87b191eef6
    Your Association with Named Organization: 
    No Association

    More than 2,000 amputees estimated in Haiti
    Handicap International staff help a patient with an amputated left leg to stand.
    © William Daniels for Handicap International

    Handicap International's health team in Haiti, which has been treating massive numbers of injuries, estimates there are now more than 2,000 amputees because of injuries sustained in the earthquake, up from Monday's estimate of 1,000. While continuing to provide emergency assistance, Handicap International is also planning long-term action to treat the wounded and support their recovery.

    Status: 
    Confirmed

  • Update for American Refugee Committee: Haiti on February 6, 2010

    Submitted by Ashley on Sat, 2010-02-06 16:06
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    Project: 
    American Refugee Committee: Haiti
    Date of Occurrence: 
    Sat, 2010-02-06
    Source: 
    http://www.arcrelief.org/site/PageServer?pagename=haiti_earthquake2010
    Your Association with Named Organization: 
    No Association

    Emergency Response in Haiti

    The American Refugee Committee’s emergency response team is on the ground in Haiti, bringing relief to some of the millions who were devastated by last week’s earthquake. We’ve flown in experts from all over the world in health, sanitation, water, protection, security, and logistics. They are working around the clock to reach as many people as possible, as quickly and effectively as possible. We are working in Port-au-Prince, Fond Parisien, to the east, and in Jimani, just across the Dominican Republic border.

    What we're doing:

    Status: 
    Confirmed

  • Update for UN Central Emergency Response Fund: Haiti on February 6, 2010

    Submitted by jlawhor1 on Sat, 2010-02-06 15:56
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    Project: 
    UN Central Emergency Response Fund: Haiti
    Date of Occurrence: 
    Sat, 2010-02-06
    Source: 
    http://ochaonline.un.org/CERFaroundtheWorld/Haiti2010/tabid/6404/language/en-US/Default.aspx
    Your Association with Named Organization: 
    No Association

    CERF Contributes $26 million to Haiti Relief Efforts
    UN peacekeepers distribute food to Haitians
    UN distributes food to earthquake victims in Haiti

    Status: 
    Confirmed

  • Update for American Red Cross: International Response Fund: Haiti on February 6, 2010

    Submitted by Ashley on Sat, 2010-02-06 15:55
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    Project: 
    American Red Cross: International Response Fund: Haiti
    Date of Occurrence: 
    Sat, 2010-02-06
    Source: 
    http://www.redcross.org/portal/site/en/menuitem.86f46a12f382290517a8f210b80f78a0/?vgnextoid=f326d3db31b36210VgnVCM10000089f0870aRCRD&vgnextfmt=default
    Your Association with Named Organization: 
    No Association

    How the Red Cross is Helping
    In an operation that has involved more emergency response teams than any other single-country disaster in global Red Cross history, the American Red Cross has so far spent or committed nearly $78 million to meet the most urgent needs of earthquake survivors in Haiti.

    The American Red Cross is currently focusing on three areas through its emergency responders and partners:

    1. Sending food to those in need, including 3 million pre-packaged meals and funding for World Food Program efforts that will enable them to feed up to 1 million people for a month.

    Status: 
    Confirmed