name: Healing Hands for Haiti International (TEMP. MEDICAL CLINIC ON SITE) -> Healing Hands for Haiti International (Klinik Kay Kapab) Physical Rehab, Orthotics and Prosthetics fabrication
address: 366 John Brown Street -> # 9 Interior, Rue Dalencourt, Bourdon
other_contacts changed.
mission: -> Healing Hands for Haiti International is non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. We welcome applications via our website: www.healinghandsforhaiti.org (under the 'how you can help' tab). Contact information: appointment scheduling for referrals 2813 0434; administration 2813 0433 Physio rehab, basic speech therapy, orthotics and prosthetics and wheelchairs service available Monday through Friday, 7 am- 3pm. By appointment. Permanent services with national staff; volunteers intermittently. Currently planning educational seminars for 2013 for Haitian professional medical staff including physicians, nurses, physio techs, P&O techs with topics such as Spinal Cord injuries, stroke, rehabilitation nursing, pediatric care of children with CP, hydrocephalus, care giver training sessions In partnership with Handicap International training physio therapy technicians and with ICRC and University of Don Boscofor prosthetic and orthotic tech training. Healing Hands for Haiti Guest House #366 ave John Brown, Bourdon, PaP Centrally located on a beautiful campus, our guest house can sleep up to 25 persons in dormitory style rooms. We provide 2 meals per day, laundry service, linens and towels and wireless internet. Our secure property has a pool and 24 hour security guards provides a safe and relaxing atmosphere after a long day of work. Contact Gail Buck (Gailbuck @ healinghandsforhaiti.org) for more information / availability. We will soon stat construction on a new guesthouse,

parish: Ouest -> Port-au-Prince

notes: 11/24/10 Email from Healing Hands (Fiona and Gail) We are a Rehabilitation clinic and continue to see patients here on a daily basis (Monday to Friday). We are actively working to educate our staff, patients, any visitor coming to our premises with regard to Cholera. We are holding impromtu education sessions (by our haitian nurses), handing out leaflets re prevention as well as treatment of cholera symptoms. We also have a Cholera prevention policy in place. Regarding medical supplies: many people are asking for water sanitation supplies, soap and hand gel – which unfortunately we do not have enough to give out. ------------------------------------------ FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&gid=58734875759 ======== FROM THE WEBSITE: Haiti Earthquake Response - we are rebuilding An emergency response team (nurses, doctors, rehabilitation specialists and support personnel) led by Board director and founding member of Healing Hands for Haiti International, Lisa Bagley, RN (above), recently returned from a one month tour of duty at our outdoor headquarters clinic in Port au Prince. The team erected the 20 x 50’ army tent for clinic work and treated about 1400 patients in 3-weeks. Their work included wound care management, counselling, physical therapy, referring and transporting several acute patients to the CDTI and Medishare field hospitals, as well as assessment visits to orphanages. Staff and medical volunteers will continue to expand facilities and services of the outdoor clinic while demolition of damaged structures and site clean-up proceed. Electricity, water and internet service have been restored to our volunteer guesthouse, the only building left standing after the January 12 earthquake. It has been declared safe and sound by engineers and now accommodates specialized medical teams rotating into service on a weekly basis for many months to come. Healing Hands for Haiti is collaborating with Project Medishare to provide physical medicine and rehabilitation services and with Handicap International to set up prosthetic fabrication to assist the estimated 4,000 new amputees and other Haitians disabled in the earthquake. We are proceeding with plans to invest a generous grant from the Newman’s Own Foundation to build semi-permanent, moveable prosthetic fabrication, fitting and clinic facilities on our property, and with our intentions to build Haiti’s first comprehensive Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute. Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task, mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please go to Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our courageous staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. ============ Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please contact Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our hard working staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. It has been more than two weeks since the devastating magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti and our medical, rehabilitation and prosthetic fabrication facilities in Port-au-Prince. We are very relieved to report that all of our 45 local staff have been accounted for, although many lost family members and most lost their homes. Healing Hands for Haiti International has established an emergency relief fund to support them. It has been confirmed that our facilities are 80% destroyed or damaged. Only the guesthouse, which needs structural repairs, remains as a hopeful starting point for a temporary headquarters. Our plans to build Haiti’s first Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute have been accelerated. The Handicap International emergency response team which includes members of Healing Hands for Haiti International and Team Canada Healing Hands, arrived within the first week and has since worked tirelessly with that organization assessing and treating victims at hospitals throughout the city, even transporting spinal chord injured to hospitals in the US. Several of our Haitian Board members who are orthopaedic surgeons operate continuously from their hospitals. Our organization is integrating with a larger consortium to provide acute rehabilitation facilities and services at the major hospital initiative near the airport. By the end of week two, we had landed a second group of 12 senior Healing Hands for Haiti medical volunteers in Port-au-Prince. They are part of a group of 130 medical and construction personnel and a plane load of equipment, organized and donated by the Salt Lake City Utah Hospital Task Force. A make-shift clinic with power and water was immediately set up on our property and opened to the public the next day. Our team will continue to expand the staffing and services of this clinic while the main group help clean up, ensure site safety and start guesthouse repairs. ======================================================== Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. ================================= January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students =============================================================== U.S. Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 521800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-1800 Tel: 651-769-5846 Haiti Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 370-A Avenue John Brown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: 011-509-2245-6932 Alt Tel: 011-509-2245-6550 Guest House: 011-509-2245-6548 Canadian Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 26 James St., Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 2H4 Tel: 905-702-9964 Fax: 416-410-1154 ------------------------------------------ PARTNERED WITH Physicians for Peace - SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/edit/5429 -> 3/18/11 Update from Fiona Stephenson HHH Clinic Overview Here is some information regarding Healing Hands for Haiti, which provides Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation care and support. 1. Kay Kapab Klinik (Rehabilitation Clinic) 2. Physical Rehabilitation Clinic (PRC) 3. Bon Travay Guest House 1. Kay Kapab Klinik Address: 20, Ave Lamartiniere Bois Verna Port au Prince Appointments Telephone: 28130434 Self referral and professional referrals accepted. Opening hours 8am - 4pm www.healinghandsforhaiti.org <http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org> Haiti Director of Operations: Antonio Kebreau – 37024433 Haiti Country Medical Director: Dr Ben Nau MD – 37089816 Haiti Clinical Medical Director: Dr Fritzgerald Moise MD – 37503831 Kay Kapab Klinik Director & Nurse Progams Manager – Fiona Stephenson - 38922332 Medical Specialities: Spinal Cord Injury & Rehabilitation– Dr Moise – Physiatrist: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Neurology – Dr Pierre – Neurologist: Monday Diabetes & Hypertension – Dr Genius – Internist: Tuesday, Friday Stroke – Dr Genius & Dr Moise – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday Club Foot – Dr Nau – Orthopaedic Surgeon: Friday Orthopaedics – Dr Nau: Friday Hydrocephalus Programme – Dr Pierre, in conjunction with Medishare Nursing and Physiotherapy/Rehab available; Mon, Tues, Weds, Thurs, Fri. The HHH Kay Kapab Klinik has just employed a Patient Rehab Support Worker (Peer Counsellor) who will be working with and assisting our clients (specifically Spinal Cord Injury and Rehab). We are extending our SCI services, visiting clients in the community, in liaison with HI (France). Fiona Stephenson, Klinik Director, is co-ordinating the Haiti SCI data base. Please email any information you may have, regarding any SCI clients you are aware of, to help understand the needs and numbers of SCI clients in Haiti. This is a secure database. Our aim is to “train the trainers”: A Haitian Rehabilitation clinic, run by Haitian staff for the Haitian people. We are looking closely at the training needs of Haitian registered nurses for example, working in the speciality of rehabilitation. The main problem that we are encountering is accessibility of patients from their homes, to the clinic, either due to earthquake debris and/or transportation; along with significant hurdles with import / clearing customs. 2. Partnership: Handicap International / Healing Hands for Haiti Physical Rehabilitation Clinic, 92 Avenue John Brown, Lalue/Post Marchand, Port au Prince Appointments: 28130623 Services: Provision of Prosthetics, Orthotics, Wheelchairs with Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Psychosocial counseling and Community reintegration coordination within Disability Sector Antenna system. Training programs for prosthetics / orthotics and rehabilitation technicians are in progress. (please note Handicap International might submit similar / additional information) Contact: HHH P&O Director: Al Ingersoll - 34551947 3. Healing Hands for Haiti Bon Travay Guest House: 366 Avenue John Brown, Bourdon, Port au Prince. Located on a beautiful campus in the middle of Port au Prince, the HHH guesthouse has 30 person capacity with 24/7 security, meals, pool, wireless internet and available transportation. Contact: HHH Logistics Manager & Volunteer Co-ordinator: Gail Buck - 36349922 ------------------------------------------- 11/24/10 Email from Healing Hands (Fiona and Gail) We are a Rehabilitation clinic and continue to see patients here on a daily basis (Monday to Friday). We are actively working to educate our staff, patients, any visitor coming to our premises with regard to Cholera. We are holding impromtu education sessions (by our haitian nurses), handing out leaflets re prevention as well as treatment of cholera symptoms. We also have a Cholera prevention policy in place. Regarding medical supplies: many people are asking for water sanitation supplies, soap and hand gel – which unfortunately we do not have enough to give out. ------------------------------------------ FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&gid=58734875759 ======== FROM THE WEBSITE: Haiti Earthquake Response - we are rebuilding An emergency response team (nurses, doctors, rehabilitation specialists and support personnel) led by Board director and founding member of Healing Hands for Haiti International, Lisa Bagley, RN (above), recently returned from a one month tour of duty at our outdoor headquarters clinic in Port au Prince. The team erected the 20 x 50’ army tent for clinic work and treated about 1400 patients in 3-weeks. Their work included wound care management, counselling, physical therapy, referring and transporting several acute patients to the CDTI and Medishare field hospitals, as well as assessment visits to orphanages. Staff and medical volunteers will continue to expand facilities and services of the outdoor clinic while demolition of damaged structures and site clean-up proceed. Electricity, water and internet service have been restored to our volunteer guesthouse, the only building left standing after the January 12 earthquake. It has been declared safe and sound by engineers and now accommodates specialized medical teams rotating into service on a weekly basis for many months to come. Healing Hands for Haiti is collaborating with Project Medishare to provide physical medicine and rehabilitation services and with Handicap International to set up prosthetic fabrication to assist the estimated 4,000 new amputees and other Haitians disabled in the earthquake. We are proceeding with plans to invest a generous grant from the Newman’s Own Foundation to build semi-permanent, moveable prosthetic fabrication, fitting and clinic facilities on our property, and with our intentions to build Haiti’s first comprehensive Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute. Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task, mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please go to Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our courageous staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. ============ Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please contact Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our hard working staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. It has been more than two weeks since the devastating magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti and our medical, rehabilitation and prosthetic fabrication facilities in Port-au-Prince. We are very relieved to report that all of our 45 local staff have been accounted for, although many lost family members and most lost their homes. Healing Hands for Haiti International has established an emergency relief fund to support them. It has been confirmed that our facilities are 80% destroyed or damaged. Only the guesthouse, which needs structural repairs, remains as a hopeful starting point for a temporary headquarters. Our plans to build Haiti’s first Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute have been accelerated. The Handicap International emergency response team which includes members of Healing Hands for Haiti International and Team Canada Healing Hands, arrived within the first week and has since worked tirelessly with that organization assessing and treating victims at hospitals throughout the city, even transporting spinal chord injured to hospitals in the US. Several of our Haitian Board members who are orthopaedic surgeons operate continuously from their hospitals. Our organization is integrating with a larger consortium to provide acute rehabilitation facilities and services at the major hospital initiative near the airport. By the end of week two, we had landed a second group of 12 senior Healing Hands for Haiti medical volunteers in Port-au-Prince. They are part of a group of 130 medical and construction personnel and a plane load of equipment, organized and donated by the Salt Lake City Utah Hospital Task Force. A make-shift clinic with power and water was immediately set up on our property and opened to the public the next day. Our team will continue to expand the staffing and services of this clinic while the main group help clean up, ensure site safety and start guesthouse repairs. ======================================================== Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. ================================= January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students =============================================================== U.S. Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 521800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-1800 Tel: 651-769-5846 Haiti Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 370-A Avenue John Brown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: 011-509-2245-6932 Alt Tel: 011-509-2245-6550 Guest House: 011-509-2245-6548 Canadian Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 26 James St., Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 2H4 Tel: 905-702-9964 Fax: 416-410-1154 ------------------------------------------ PARTNERED WITH Physicians for Peace - SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/edit/5429

parish: -> Ouest

region: Oeust -> Ouest

region: Haiti, Caribbean -> Oeust

notes: FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&gid=58734875759 ======== FROM THE WEBSITE: Haiti Earthquake Response - we are rebuilding An emergency response team (nurses, doctors, rehabilitation specialists and support personnel) led by Board director and founding member of Healing Hands for Haiti International, Lisa Bagley, RN (above), recently returned from a one month tour of duty at our outdoor headquarters clinic in Port au Prince. The team erected the 20 x 50’ army tent for clinic work and treated about 1400 patients in 3-weeks. Their work included wound care management, counselling, physical therapy, referring and transporting several acute patients to the CDTI and Medishare field hospitals, as well as assessment visits to orphanages. Staff and medical volunteers will continue to expand facilities and services of the outdoor clinic while demolition of damaged structures and site clean-up proceed. Electricity, water and internet service have been restored to our volunteer guesthouse, the only building left standing after the January 12 earthquake. It has been declared safe and sound by engineers and now accommodates specialized medical teams rotating into service on a weekly basis for many months to come. Healing Hands for Haiti is collaborating with Project Medishare to provide physical medicine and rehabilitation services and with Handicap International to set up prosthetic fabrication to assist the estimated 4,000 new amputees and other Haitians disabled in the earthquake. We are proceeding with plans to invest a generous grant from the Newman’s Own Foundation to build semi-permanent, moveable prosthetic fabrication, fitting and clinic facilities on our property, and with our intentions to build Haiti’s first comprehensive Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute. Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task, mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please go to Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our courageous staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. ============ Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please contact Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our hard working staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. It has been more than two weeks since the devastating magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti and our medical, rehabilitation and prosthetic fabrication facilities in Port-au-Prince. We are very relieved to report that all of our 45 local staff have been accounted for, although many lost family members and most lost their homes. Healing Hands for Haiti International has established an emergency relief fund to support them. It has been confirmed that our facilities are 80% destroyed or damaged. Only the guesthouse, which needs structural repairs, remains as a hopeful starting point for a temporary headquarters. Our plans to build Haiti’s first Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute have been accelerated. The Handicap International emergency response team which includes members of Healing Hands for Haiti International and Team Canada Healing Hands, arrived within the first week and has since worked tirelessly with that organization assessing and treating victims at hospitals throughout the city, even transporting spinal chord injured to hospitals in the US. Several of our Haitian Board members who are orthopaedic surgeons operate continuously from their hospitals. Our organization is integrating with a larger consortium to provide acute rehabilitation facilities and services at the major hospital initiative near the airport. By the end of week two, we had landed a second group of 12 senior Healing Hands for Haiti medical volunteers in Port-au-Prince. They are part of a group of 130 medical and construction personnel and a plane load of equipment, organized and donated by the Salt Lake City Utah Hospital Task Force. A make-shift clinic with power and water was immediately set up on our property and opened to the public the next day. Our team will continue to expand the staffing and services of this clinic while the main group help clean up, ensure site safety and start guesthouse repairs. ======================================================== Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. ================================= January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students =============================================================== U.S. Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 521800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-1800 Tel: 651-769-5846 Haiti Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 370-A Avenue John Brown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: 011-509-2245-6932 Alt Tel: 011-509-2245-6550 Guest House: 011-509-2245-6548 Canadian Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 26 James St., Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 2H4 Tel: 905-702-9964 Fax: 416-410-1154 ------------------------------------------ PARTNERED WITH Physicians for Peace - SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/edit/5429 -> 11/24/10 Email from Healing Hands (Fiona and Gail) We are a Rehabilitation clinic and continue to see patients here on a daily basis (Monday to Friday). We are actively working to educate our staff, patients, any visitor coming to our premises with regard to Cholera. We are holding impromtu education sessions (by our haitian nurses), handing out leaflets re prevention as well as treatment of cholera symptoms. We also have a Cholera prevention policy in place. Regarding medical supplies: many people are asking for water sanitation supplies, soap and hand gel – which unfortunately we do not have enough to give out. ------------------------------------------ FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&gid=58734875759 ======== FROM THE WEBSITE: Haiti Earthquake Response - we are rebuilding An emergency response team (nurses, doctors, rehabilitation specialists and support personnel) led by Board director and founding member of Healing Hands for Haiti International, Lisa Bagley, RN (above), recently returned from a one month tour of duty at our outdoor headquarters clinic in Port au Prince. The team erected the 20 x 50’ army tent for clinic work and treated about 1400 patients in 3-weeks. Their work included wound care management, counselling, physical therapy, referring and transporting several acute patients to the CDTI and Medishare field hospitals, as well as assessment visits to orphanages. Staff and medical volunteers will continue to expand facilities and services of the outdoor clinic while demolition of damaged structures and site clean-up proceed. Electricity, water and internet service have been restored to our volunteer guesthouse, the only building left standing after the January 12 earthquake. It has been declared safe and sound by engineers and now accommodates specialized medical teams rotating into service on a weekly basis for many months to come. Healing Hands for Haiti is collaborating with Project Medishare to provide physical medicine and rehabilitation services and with Handicap International to set up prosthetic fabrication to assist the estimated 4,000 new amputees and other Haitians disabled in the earthquake. We are proceeding with plans to invest a generous grant from the Newman’s Own Foundation to build semi-permanent, moveable prosthetic fabrication, fitting and clinic facilities on our property, and with our intentions to build Haiti’s first comprehensive Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute. Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task, mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please go to Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our courageous staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. ============ Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please contact Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our hard working staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. It has been more than two weeks since the devastating magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti and our medical, rehabilitation and prosthetic fabrication facilities in Port-au-Prince. We are very relieved to report that all of our 45 local staff have been accounted for, although many lost family members and most lost their homes. Healing Hands for Haiti International has established an emergency relief fund to support them. It has been confirmed that our facilities are 80% destroyed or damaged. Only the guesthouse, which needs structural repairs, remains as a hopeful starting point for a temporary headquarters. Our plans to build Haiti’s first Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute have been accelerated. The Handicap International emergency response team which includes members of Healing Hands for Haiti International and Team Canada Healing Hands, arrived within the first week and has since worked tirelessly with that organization assessing and treating victims at hospitals throughout the city, even transporting spinal chord injured to hospitals in the US. Several of our Haitian Board members who are orthopaedic surgeons operate continuously from their hospitals. Our organization is integrating with a larger consortium to provide acute rehabilitation facilities and services at the major hospital initiative near the airport. By the end of week two, we had landed a second group of 12 senior Healing Hands for Haiti medical volunteers in Port-au-Prince. They are part of a group of 130 medical and construction personnel and a plane load of equipment, organized and donated by the Salt Lake City Utah Hospital Task Force. A make-shift clinic with power and water was immediately set up on our property and opened to the public the next day. Our team will continue to expand the staffing and services of this clinic while the main group help clean up, ensure site safety and start guesthouse repairs. ======================================================== Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. ================================= January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students =============================================================== U.S. Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 521800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-1800 Tel: 651-769-5846 Haiti Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 370-A Avenue John Brown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: 011-509-2245-6932 Alt Tel: 011-509-2245-6550 Guest House: 011-509-2245-6548 Canadian Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 26 James St., Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 2H4 Tel: 905-702-9964 Fax: 416-410-1154 ------------------------------------------ PARTNERED WITH Physicians for Peace - SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/edit/5429
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notes: FROM THE WEBSITE: Haiti Earthquake Response - we are rebuilding An emergency response team (nurses, doctors, rehabilitation specialists and support personnel) led by Board director and founding member of Healing Hands for Haiti International, Lisa Bagley, RN (above), recently returned from a one month tour of duty at our outdoor headquarters clinic in Port au Prince. The team erected the 20 x 50’ army tent for clinic work and treated about 1400 patients in 3-weeks. Their work included wound care management, counselling, physical therapy, referring and transporting several acute patients to the CDTI and Medishare field hospitals, as well as assessment visits to orphanages. Staff and medical volunteers will continue to expand facilities and services of the outdoor clinic while demolition of damaged structures and site clean-up proceed. Electricity, water and internet service have been restored to our volunteer guesthouse, the only building left standing after the January 12 earthquake. It has been declared safe and sound by engineers and now accommodates specialized medical teams rotating into service on a weekly basis for many months to come. Healing Hands for Haiti is collaborating with Project Medishare to provide physical medicine and rehabilitation services and with Handicap International to set up prosthetic fabrication to assist the estimated 4,000 new amputees and other Haitians disabled in the earthquake. We are proceeding with plans to invest a generous grant from the Newman’s Own Foundation to build semi-permanent, moveable prosthetic fabrication, fitting and clinic facilities on our property, and with our intentions to build Haiti’s first comprehensive Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute. Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task, mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please go to Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our courageous staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. ============ Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please contact Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our hard working staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. It has been more than two weeks since the devastating magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti and our medical, rehabilitation and prosthetic fabrication facilities in Port-au-Prince. We are very relieved to report that all of our 45 local staff have been accounted for, although many lost family members and most lost their homes. Healing Hands for Haiti International has established an emergency relief fund to support them. It has been confirmed that our facilities are 80% destroyed or damaged. Only the guesthouse, which needs structural repairs, remains as a hopeful starting point for a temporary headquarters. Our plans to build Haiti’s first Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute have been accelerated. The Handicap International emergency response team which includes members of Healing Hands for Haiti International and Team Canada Healing Hands, arrived within the first week and has since worked tirelessly with that organization assessing and treating victims at hospitals throughout the city, even transporting spinal chord injured to hospitals in the US. Several of our Haitian Board members who are orthopaedic surgeons operate continuously from their hospitals. Our organization is integrating with a larger consortium to provide acute rehabilitation facilities and services at the major hospital initiative near the airport. By the end of week two, we had landed a second group of 12 senior Healing Hands for Haiti medical volunteers in Port-au-Prince. They are part of a group of 130 medical and construction personnel and a plane load of equipment, organized and donated by the Salt Lake City Utah Hospital Task Force. A make-shift clinic with power and water was immediately set up on our property and opened to the public the next day. Our team will continue to expand the staffing and services of this clinic while the main group help clean up, ensure site safety and start guesthouse repairs. ======================================================== Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. ================================= January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students =============================================================== U.S. Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 521800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-1800 Tel: 651-769-5846 Haiti Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 370-A Avenue John Brown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: 011-509-2245-6932 Alt Tel: 011-509-2245-6550 Guest House: 011-509-2245-6548 Canadian Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 26 James St., Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 2H4 Tel: 905-702-9964 Fax: 416-410-1154 ------------------------------------------ PARTNERED WITH Physicians for Peace - SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/edit/5429 -> FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&gid=58734875759 ======== FROM THE WEBSITE: Haiti Earthquake Response - we are rebuilding An emergency response team (nurses, doctors, rehabilitation specialists and support personnel) led by Board director and founding member of Healing Hands for Haiti International, Lisa Bagley, RN (above), recently returned from a one month tour of duty at our outdoor headquarters clinic in Port au Prince. The team erected the 20 x 50’ army tent for clinic work and treated about 1400 patients in 3-weeks. Their work included wound care management, counselling, physical therapy, referring and transporting several acute patients to the CDTI and Medishare field hospitals, as well as assessment visits to orphanages. Staff and medical volunteers will continue to expand facilities and services of the outdoor clinic while demolition of damaged structures and site clean-up proceed. Electricity, water and internet service have been restored to our volunteer guesthouse, the only building left standing after the January 12 earthquake. It has been declared safe and sound by engineers and now accommodates specialized medical teams rotating into service on a weekly basis for many months to come. Healing Hands for Haiti is collaborating with Project Medishare to provide physical medicine and rehabilitation services and with Handicap International to set up prosthetic fabrication to assist the estimated 4,000 new amputees and other Haitians disabled in the earthquake. We are proceeding with plans to invest a generous grant from the Newman’s Own Foundation to build semi-permanent, moveable prosthetic fabrication, fitting and clinic facilities on our property, and with our intentions to build Haiti’s first comprehensive Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute. Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task, mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please go to Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our courageous staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. ============ Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please contact Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our hard working staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. It has been more than two weeks since the devastating magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti and our medical, rehabilitation and prosthetic fabrication facilities in Port-au-Prince. We are very relieved to report that all of our 45 local staff have been accounted for, although many lost family members and most lost their homes. Healing Hands for Haiti International has established an emergency relief fund to support them. It has been confirmed that our facilities are 80% destroyed or damaged. Only the guesthouse, which needs structural repairs, remains as a hopeful starting point for a temporary headquarters. Our plans to build Haiti’s first Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute have been accelerated. The Handicap International emergency response team which includes members of Healing Hands for Haiti International and Team Canada Healing Hands, arrived within the first week and has since worked tirelessly with that organization assessing and treating victims at hospitals throughout the city, even transporting spinal chord injured to hospitals in the US. Several of our Haitian Board members who are orthopaedic surgeons operate continuously from their hospitals. Our organization is integrating with a larger consortium to provide acute rehabilitation facilities and services at the major hospital initiative near the airport. By the end of week two, we had landed a second group of 12 senior Healing Hands for Haiti medical volunteers in Port-au-Prince. They are part of a group of 130 medical and construction personnel and a plane load of equipment, organized and donated by the Salt Lake City Utah Hospital Task Force. A make-shift clinic with power and water was immediately set up on our property and opened to the public the next day. Our team will continue to expand the staffing and services of this clinic while the main group help clean up, ensure site safety and start guesthouse repairs. ======================================================== Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. ================================= January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students =============================================================== U.S. Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 521800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-1800 Tel: 651-769-5846 Haiti Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 370-A Avenue John Brown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: 011-509-2245-6932 Alt Tel: 011-509-2245-6550 Guest House: 011-509-2245-6548 Canadian Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 26 James St., Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 2H4 Tel: 905-702-9964 Fax: 416-410-1154 ------------------------------------------ PARTNERED WITH Physicians for Peace - SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/edit/5429
mission: FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&gid=58734875759 ->

mission: -> FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&gid=58734875759

notes: FROM THE WEBSITE: Haiti Earthquake Response - we are rebuilding Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please contact Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our hard working staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. It has been more than two weeks since the devastating magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti and our medical, rehabilitation and prosthetic fabrication facilities in Port-au-Prince. We are very relieved to report that all of our 45 local staff have been accounted for, although many lost family members and most lost their homes. Healing Hands for Haiti International has established an emergency relief fund to support them. It has been confirmed that our facilities are 80% destroyed or damaged. Only the guesthouse, which needs structural repairs, remains as a hopeful starting point for a temporary headquarters. Our plans to build Haiti’s first Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute have been accelerated. The Handicap International emergency response team which includes members of Healing Hands for Haiti International and Team Canada Healing Hands, arrived within the first week and has since worked tirelessly with that organization assessing and treating victims at hospitals throughout the city, even transporting spinal chord injured to hospitals in the US. Several of our Haitian Board members who are orthopaedic surgeons operate continuously from their hospitals. Our organization is integrating with a larger consortium to provide acute rehabilitation facilities and services at the major hospital initiative near the airport. By the end of week two, we had landed a second group of 12 senior Healing Hands for Haiti medical volunteers in Port-au-Prince. They are part of a group of 130 medical and construction personnel and a plane load of equipment, organized and donated by the Salt Lake City Utah Hospital Task Force. A make-shift clinic with power and water was immediately set up on our property and opened to the public the next day. Our team will continue to expand the staffing and services of this clinic while the main group help clean up, ensure site safety and start guesthouse repairs. ======================================================== Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. ================================= January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students =============================================================== U.S. Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 521800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-1800 Tel: 651-769-5846 Haiti Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 370-A Avenue John Brown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: 011-509-2245-6932 Alt Tel: 011-509-2245-6550 Guest House: 011-509-2245-6548 Canadian Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 26 James St., Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 2H4 Tel: 905-702-9964 Fax: 416-410-1154 ------------------------------------------ PARTNERED WITH Physicians for Peace - SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/edit/5429 -> FROM THE WEBSITE: Haiti Earthquake Response - we are rebuilding An emergency response team (nurses, doctors, rehabilitation specialists and support personnel) led by Board director and founding member of Healing Hands for Haiti International, Lisa Bagley, RN (above), recently returned from a one month tour of duty at our outdoor headquarters clinic in Port au Prince. The team erected the 20 x 50’ army tent for clinic work and treated about 1400 patients in 3-weeks. Their work included wound care management, counselling, physical therapy, referring and transporting several acute patients to the CDTI and Medishare field hospitals, as well as assessment visits to orphanages. Staff and medical volunteers will continue to expand facilities and services of the outdoor clinic while demolition of damaged structures and site clean-up proceed. Electricity, water and internet service have been restored to our volunteer guesthouse, the only building left standing after the January 12 earthquake. It has been declared safe and sound by engineers and now accommodates specialized medical teams rotating into service on a weekly basis for many months to come. Healing Hands for Haiti is collaborating with Project Medishare to provide physical medicine and rehabilitation services and with Handicap International to set up prosthetic fabrication to assist the estimated 4,000 new amputees and other Haitians disabled in the earthquake. We are proceeding with plans to invest a generous grant from the Newman’s Own Foundation to build semi-permanent, moveable prosthetic fabrication, fitting and clinic facilities on our property, and with our intentions to build Haiti’s first comprehensive Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute. Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task, mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please go to Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our courageous staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. ============ Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please contact Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our hard working staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. It has been more than two weeks since the devastating magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti and our medical, rehabilitation and prosthetic fabrication facilities in Port-au-Prince. We are very relieved to report that all of our 45 local staff have been accounted for, although many lost family members and most lost their homes. Healing Hands for Haiti International has established an emergency relief fund to support them. It has been confirmed that our facilities are 80% destroyed or damaged. Only the guesthouse, which needs structural repairs, remains as a hopeful starting point for a temporary headquarters. Our plans to build Haiti’s first Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute have been accelerated. The Handicap International emergency response team which includes members of Healing Hands for Haiti International and Team Canada Healing Hands, arrived within the first week and has since worked tirelessly with that organization assessing and treating victims at hospitals throughout the city, even transporting spinal chord injured to hospitals in the US. Several of our Haitian Board members who are orthopaedic surgeons operate continuously from their hospitals. Our organization is integrating with a larger consortium to provide acute rehabilitation facilities and services at the major hospital initiative near the airport. By the end of week two, we had landed a second group of 12 senior Healing Hands for Haiti medical volunteers in Port-au-Prince. They are part of a group of 130 medical and construction personnel and a plane load of equipment, organized and donated by the Salt Lake City Utah Hospital Task Force. A make-shift clinic with power and water was immediately set up on our property and opened to the public the next day. Our team will continue to expand the staffing and services of this clinic while the main group help clean up, ensure site safety and start guesthouse repairs. ======================================================== Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. ================================= January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students =============================================================== U.S. Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 521800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-1800 Tel: 651-769-5846 Haiti Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 370-A Avenue John Brown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: 011-509-2245-6932 Alt Tel: 011-509-2245-6550 Guest House: 011-509-2245-6548 Canadian Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 26 James St., Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 2H4 Tel: 905-702-9964 Fax: 416-410-1154 ------------------------------------------ PARTNERED WITH Physicians for Peace - SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/edit/5429

notes: FROM THE WEBSITE: Haiti Earthquake Response - we are rebuilding Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please contact Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our hard working staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. It has been more than two weeks since the devastating magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti and our medical, rehabilitation and prosthetic fabrication facilities in Port-au-Prince. We are very relieved to report that all of our 45 local staff have been accounted for, although many lost family members and most lost their homes. Healing Hands for Haiti International has established an emergency relief fund to support them. It has been confirmed that our facilities are 80% destroyed or damaged. Only the guesthouse, which needs structural repairs, remains as a hopeful starting point for a temporary headquarters. Our plans to build Haiti’s first Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute have been accelerated. The Handicap International emergency response team which includes members of Healing Hands for Haiti International and Team Canada Healing Hands, arrived within the first week and has since worked tirelessly with that organization assessing and treating victims at hospitals throughout the city, even transporting spinal chord injured to hospitals in the US. Several of our Haitian Board members who are orthopaedic surgeons operate continuously from their hospitals. Our organization is integrating with a larger consortium to provide acute rehabilitation facilities and services at the major hospital initiative near the airport. By the end of week two, we had landed a second group of 12 senior Healing Hands for Haiti medical volunteers in Port-au-Prince. They are part of a group of 130 medical and construction personnel and a plane load of equipment, organized and donated by the Salt Lake City Utah Hospital Task Force. A make-shift clinic with power and water was immediately set up on our property and opened to the public the next day. Our team will continue to expand the staffing and services of this clinic while the main group help clean up, ensure site safety and start guesthouse repairs. ======================================================== Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. ================================= January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students =============================================================== U.S. Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 521800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-1800 Tel: 651-769-5846 Haiti Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 370-A Avenue John Brown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: 011-509-2245-6932 Alt Tel: 011-509-2245-6550 Guest House: 011-509-2245-6548 Canadian Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 26 James St., Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 2H4 Tel: 905-702-9964 Fax: 416-410-1154 -> FROM THE WEBSITE: Haiti Earthquake Response - we are rebuilding Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please contact Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our hard working staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. It has been more than two weeks since the devastating magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti and our medical, rehabilitation and prosthetic fabrication facilities in Port-au-Prince. We are very relieved to report that all of our 45 local staff have been accounted for, although many lost family members and most lost their homes. Healing Hands for Haiti International has established an emergency relief fund to support them. It has been confirmed that our facilities are 80% destroyed or damaged. Only the guesthouse, which needs structural repairs, remains as a hopeful starting point for a temporary headquarters. Our plans to build Haiti’s first Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute have been accelerated. The Handicap International emergency response team which includes members of Healing Hands for Haiti International and Team Canada Healing Hands, arrived within the first week and has since worked tirelessly with that organization assessing and treating victims at hospitals throughout the city, even transporting spinal chord injured to hospitals in the US. Several of our Haitian Board members who are orthopaedic surgeons operate continuously from their hospitals. Our organization is integrating with a larger consortium to provide acute rehabilitation facilities and services at the major hospital initiative near the airport. By the end of week two, we had landed a second group of 12 senior Healing Hands for Haiti medical volunteers in Port-au-Prince. They are part of a group of 130 medical and construction personnel and a plane load of equipment, organized and donated by the Salt Lake City Utah Hospital Task Force. A make-shift clinic with power and water was immediately set up on our property and opened to the public the next day. Our team will continue to expand the staffing and services of this clinic while the main group help clean up, ensure site safety and start guesthouse repairs. ======================================================== Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. ================================= January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students =============================================================== U.S. Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 521800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-1800 Tel: 651-769-5846 Haiti Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 370-A Avenue John Brown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: 011-509-2245-6932 Alt Tel: 011-509-2245-6550 Guest House: 011-509-2245-6548 Canadian Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 26 James St., Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 2H4 Tel: 905-702-9964 Fax: 416-410-1154 ------------------------------------------ PARTNERED WITH Physicians for Peace - SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD AT: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/edit/5429

main_phone: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 / HAITI: 011-509-2245-6932 -> 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 / HAITI: 011-509-2245-6932 / U.S.: 651-769-5846

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notes: Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. ================================= January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students =============================================================== U.S. Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 521800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-1800 Tel: 651-769-5846 Haiti Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 370-A Avenue John Brown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: 011-509-2245-6932 Alt Tel: 011-509-2245-6550 Guest House: 011-509-2245-6548 Canadian Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 26 James St., Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 2H4 Tel: 905-702-9964 Fax: 416-410-1154 -> FROM THE WEBSITE: Haiti Earthquake Response - we are rebuilding Your generous donations, offers to volunteer and to give materials for the herculean rebuilding task mirror the response of the global community - absolutely overwhelming. Unfortunately, at the moment, we are not able to collect and distribute prostheses, rehabilitation equipment and other medical materials. Please contact Physicians For Peace for assistance. On behalf of all Haitians and our hard working staff and volunteers, we sincerely thank you for your continued support. It has been more than two weeks since the devastating magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti and our medical, rehabilitation and prosthetic fabrication facilities in Port-au-Prince. We are very relieved to report that all of our 45 local staff have been accounted for, although many lost family members and most lost their homes. Healing Hands for Haiti International has established an emergency relief fund to support them. It has been confirmed that our facilities are 80% destroyed or damaged. Only the guesthouse, which needs structural repairs, remains as a hopeful starting point for a temporary headquarters. Our plans to build Haiti’s first Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute have been accelerated. The Handicap International emergency response team which includes members of Healing Hands for Haiti International and Team Canada Healing Hands, arrived within the first week and has since worked tirelessly with that organization assessing and treating victims at hospitals throughout the city, even transporting spinal chord injured to hospitals in the US. Several of our Haitian Board members who are orthopaedic surgeons operate continuously from their hospitals. Our organization is integrating with a larger consortium to provide acute rehabilitation facilities and services at the major hospital initiative near the airport. By the end of week two, we had landed a second group of 12 senior Healing Hands for Haiti medical volunteers in Port-au-Prince. They are part of a group of 130 medical and construction personnel and a plane load of equipment, organized and donated by the Salt Lake City Utah Hospital Task Force. A make-shift clinic with power and water was immediately set up on our property and opened to the public the next day. Our team will continue to expand the staffing and services of this clinic while the main group help clean up, ensure site safety and start guesthouse repairs. ======================================================== Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. ================================= January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students =============================================================== U.S. Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 521800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-1800 Tel: 651-769-5846 Haiti Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 370-A Avenue John Brown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: 011-509-2245-6932 Alt Tel: 011-509-2245-6550 Guest House: 011-509-2245-6548 Canadian Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 26 James St., Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 2H4 Tel: 905-702-9964 Fax: 416-410-1154
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notes: Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students ======== U.S. Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 521800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-1800 Tel: 651-769-5846 Haiti Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 370-A Avenue John Brown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: 011-509-2245-6932 Alt Tel: 011-509-2245-6550 Guest House: 011-509-2245-6548 Canadian Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 26 James St., Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 2H4 Tel: 905-702-9964 Fax: 416-410-1154 -> Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. ================================= January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students =============================================================== U.S. Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 521800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-1800 Tel: 651-769-5846 Haiti Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 370-A Avenue John Brown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: 011-509-2245-6932 Alt Tel: 011-509-2245-6550 Guest House: 011-509-2245-6548 Canadian Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 26 James St., Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 2H4 Tel: 905-702-9964 Fax: 416-410-1154

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notes: Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students -> Please give now to help us provide medical support to the most vulnerable victims of the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. Haiti Earthquake Response Healing Hands for Haiti International is responding to a powerful earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010. The earthquake has collapsed buildings and caused wide-spread damage, injuries, and fatalities throughout Port-au-Prince and the countryside. We are now working with our partners to make an immediate assessment of the damage. We are attempting to make contact with Healing Hands Haitian staff to ensure their safety, as well as the staff and residents of our partner organizations and orphanages where we spend so much of our time and efforts. At this time we are still unaware of the status of our clinic and guesthouse sites at headquarters in Port-au-Prince. One of our North American medical teams is now on standby to be deployed to Haiti as soon as it is safe and possible. We are now involved in assessing the immediate requirements to make a coordinated effort to respond to the specific needs of the Haitian population living with a disability. In the coming days, the number of persons with disabilities will grow dramatically, and we are beginning preparations to respond to this humanitarian effort. Americans are encouraged to support Healing Hands for Haiti by making a donation by clicking on the Donate button above and specifying Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. Canadians (needing a Canadian tax receipt) are encouraged to support Team Canada Healing Hands, our Canadian partner, by making a financial donation to www.canadahelps.org and designate HHHI (Healing Hands for Haiti International) in the message/instructions box. We will make every effort to keep this website updated as we learn more about the situation. January 13, 2009 – Port au Prince Headquarters Facilities of Healing Hands for Haiti International severely damaged by quake. An Emergency Response and Reconnaissance team of specialists to head from North America as soon as our flight allowed in. For more information or to arrange an interview: Eric Doubt, Executive Director/ Directeur général Tel: 905.702.9964 Cell: 905.510.0401 Healing Hands for Haiti International is a non-profit institution dedicated to delivering physical medicine and rehabilitation programs to Haitians with disabilities. We are seeking financial and volunteer support to help us accomplish our goal of transferring the technical and medical knowledge and services needed to enable Haitians to help themselves. VOLUNTEERS - http://www.healinghandsforhaiti.org/WaystoHelp/Volunteer/tabid/77/language/en-US/Default.aspx Who we Need - We welcome applications from committed health care professionals, including: physicians nurses physical therapists occupational therapists speech/langauge pathologists orthotists and prosthetists as well as support volunteers, including: translators skilled workers students ======== U.S. Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 521800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-1800 Tel: 651-769-5846 Haiti Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 370-A Avenue John Brown Port-au-Prince, Haiti Tel: 011-509-2245-6932 Alt Tel: 011-509-2245-6550 Guest House: 011-509-2245-6548 Canadian Offices Healing Hands for Haiti International Foundation, Inc. 26 James St., Georgetown, Ontario, L7G 2H4 Tel: 905-702-9964 Fax: 416-410-1154
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