notes: 7:10 PM PST from Real Hope for Haiti's facebook page: Cholera: final count for the day was 20 new pts. 26 spending the night here. Please pray for strength for our staff, quick healing for our patients, and open ears for education for everyone. ------------------------------------ 10:40 a.m. from Real Hope for Haiti's facebook page: "no more room in cholera house. setting up extra cots. kids sharing cots with adults. starting to refer incoming pts to a larger cholera hospital in another town" LTEL emailed Lori Moise and Dr. Jen Halverson for update to see if any supplies are needed at this time. -> 4/22/11 MEDICAL FACILITY – CHOLERA QUESTIONNAIRE Facility TYPE/NAME: Centre Sante de la Grace de Bon Samaritain, Cazale or Cazale Cholera House Principal Contacts (Name, Email & Phone #): Lori Moise, RN, lori @ realhopeforhaiti.org, 3782-7316 On the ground contact (Name, Email & Phone#): same as above (Languages spoken by ground contact):english, kreyol Supporting Organization(s)& their contact (eg. MSPP, MSF, MTI? etc.): Real Hope For Haiti Facility Location: Department:Ouest Commune: Cabaret Village/Town:Cazale Street Address and/or directions/GPS coordinates: by the Catholic church Days per week clinic/hosp. is open? 24/7 If you have not seen any cholera patients, do you have: a) Educational Materials: yes b) ORS or ingredients to make your own: yes c) IV Ringers and supplies yes Has your staff received any training for Cholera?: yes (from me and Samaritain’s Purse) Is your community receiving education on Cholera prevention?: yes If you are not a CTC, how will patients get access to the nearest CTC? Bercy, by tap-tap, moto How far away is it? 45 min drive Date began treating Cholera patients?: Nov 9, 2010 Total number of patients since that date: 1285 Total number of fatalities since that date: 5 inpt, 2 DOA Number of Cholera patients in the last week?:79 Number of fatalities in the last week? 0 Has number of Cholera patients stabilized or is it fluctuating?: fluctuating Number of non-cholera patients last week? 500 Bed Capacity for the entire hospital? Nutrition center - 70 Bed Capacity for Cholera patients?: 25 Bed Capacity for non-Cholera patients? Nutrition center - 70 Have you established an Isolation Unit for Cholera patients? Please describe it (indoor/outdoor, tent, cots, patients on floor, etc): all cholera ptsall in one house What is the population of the area your facility serves: have served 109,000+ pts since opening in 1998 How many patients did you normally average in a month, BEFORE Cholera patients started arriving:clinic 3500, nutrition center - 65 Closest CTC or CTU to your facility (Please provide location): Samaritan’s Purse, Bercy How far do Cholera patients have to travel to receive treatment at your facility?: up to 6 hr walk Average number of Cholera patients that require inpatient treatment/IV Fluids?: not sure, would have to calculate, under 60% Medical Staffing (How many Doctors, Nurses, Non Medical Staff on hand)?: nurses (or ppl smart enough to put in IVs/give meds, not nurses, but I trained them for cholera) – 5 Education - 1 Helpers – 6 Wash – 1 Runner btwn clinic/depot and cholera house – 2 Gate/security - 3 12 hour shifts Medical Staffing needs?:I like to hire staff from the area. Education of staff or new staff that will be hired in the future would be helpful. Does your Facility provide Mobile Medical Clinics to the community?: no How often? Describe accessibility to your site (e.g. Passable roads? Helicopter Landing Pad or spot? Airstrip for small planes? Please provide conditions for air landings and GPS coordinates): have road – about 20 min from Cabaret, not sure of coordinates What is your water source?: river, capped source Is your water purified?yes If so, through a holding tank or through buckets?Tanks (10,000gal/day) Can you pick up supplies?: yes Medical Supply needs (List by PRIORITY please): diapers (child and adult), 24angiocaths,zithromaxsusp, hygiene kits, gloves,bleach or HTH Additional comments: We get lots of supplies from Christian Aid Ministries. They will be bringing IV fluid and other supplies on Tues. We are pushing our limits right now, but I’m not panicked or nervous. The only thing that we are totally out of is kid’s diaper, but cutting adult ones and pinning them. Our 24g angios are getting low too. ------------------------------------ 7:10 PM PST from Real Hope for Haiti's facebook page: Cholera: final count for the day was 20 new pts. 26 spending the night here. Please pray for strength for our staff, quick healing for our patients, and open ears for education for everyone. ------------------------------------ 10:40 a.m. from Real Hope for Haiti's facebook page: "no more room in cholera house. setting up extra cots. kids sharing cots with adults. starting to refer incoming pts to a larger cholera hospital in another town" LTEL emailed Lori Moise and Dr. Jen Halverson for update to see if any supplies are needed at this time.

notes: 10:40 a.m. from Real Hope for Haiti's facebook page: "no more room in cholera house. setting up extra cots. kids sharing cots with adults. starting to refer incoming pts to a larger cholera hospital in another town" LTEL emailed Lori Moise and Dr. Jen Halverson for update to see if any supplies are needed at this time. -> 7:10 PM PST from Real Hope for Haiti's facebook page: Cholera: final count for the day was 20 new pts. 26 spending the night here. Please pray for strength for our staff, quick healing for our patients, and open ears for education for everyone. ------------------------------------ 10:40 a.m. from Real Hope for Haiti's facebook page: "no more room in cholera house. setting up extra cots. kids sharing cots with adults. starting to refer incoming pts to a larger cholera hospital in another town" LTEL emailed Lori Moise and Dr. Jen Halverson for update to see if any supplies are needed at this time.

notes: 10:40 a.m. from Real Hope for Haiti's facebook page: "no more room in cholera house. setting up extra cots. kids sharing cots with adults. starting to refer incoming pts to a larger cholera hospital in another town" -> 10:40 a.m. from Real Hope for Haiti's facebook page: "no more room in cholera house. setting up extra cots. kids sharing cots with adults. starting to refer incoming pts to a larger cholera hospital in another town" LTEL emailed Lori Moise and Dr. Jen Halverson for update to see if any supplies are needed at this time.

notes: From: lori Subject: Re: Cazale cholera clinic To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: "M.D.Jim Wilson" <iceaxe5 @ gmail.com> Date: Friday, December 24, 2010, 9:49 AM Thank you. Our current needs are: adult diapers bleach soap hygiene kits Zofran or other anti-emetic angiocaths 22g MREs for staff & pts. None are extremely urgent. These will be the next things that we run out of. We have several cases of LR currently and are making our own ORS from sugar/salt/lime juice. Thank you for your coordination efforts. ------------------------------------------- This site is NOT an official 'CTU' per the latest 12/13/10 PAHO list but is listed as one because it's function is the same as a CTU (UTC). Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 12/25/10 ------------------------------------------- 12/28/10 Posted on HEAS by Licia We currently have seen 513 patients at our cholera house. Our number were down for a week or so but have jumped back up. We are averaging 11 new patients per day. ------------------------------------------------- 11/22/10: Posted on HEAS by Licia My name is Licia Betor. I am from Real Hope For Haiti. We are located in Cazale. A rural village outside of Cabaret. We have been receiving Cholera patients since Nov 9th. The community of Cazale has donated a house and we have 25 cots set up to receive patients. Since Nov 9th we have received 251 cases. Many of these we are giving ORS. We just wanted to touch base with you and let you know that we are here. We continue to receive patients each day but so far have not had all the beds full. Let me know if you have any questions. 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information at Real Hope for Haiti: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539 -> 10:40 a.m. from Real Hope for Haiti's facebook page: "no more room in cholera house. setting up extra cots. kids sharing cots with adults. starting to refer incoming pts to a larger cholera hospital in another town"
cat_notes: Email from Lori to Leslie 12/24/10: Our first pt came Nov 9. We are up to 471 pts with suspected cholera. We bought cholera quick tests, but they have not arrived yet. We sent specimens for the first 12 pts to the National Lab by L'hopital de la Paix on Delmas 33, but they have not/will not give us the results. I stopped sending them in because it seemed to take time, money and personnel away from the pressing situation of pt care. We had a bad time there at the beginning, but we are getting the hang of things now. I have a few good Haitian staff helping me. I'm attaching a list of the pts and a graph. Please let me know what info I should be sending you or if you have any questions or comments. Thanks, Lori Moise ----------------------------------- EMAIL From Dr. Jen Halverson - 11/16/10 1;48 pm PDT: I just talked to Lori in Cazale. Their CTC house holds about 20 beds. Every space is filled. They also have 10 chairs filled with people who don't need IVs but need to be drinking ORS continually. They've seen about 125 cases so far and have had 2 deaths, both children. They are getting some supplies from Samaritan's purse in Bercy. Here are their biggest current needs: 1. LR: they are going through about 80-100 L a day; they currently have a 4-5 day supply 2. IV angiocaths (20, 22, 24 gauge) and IV tubing 3. Cleaning supplies (BLEACH, alcohol, spray bottles, trash bags, disinfectant wipes, 5 gallon pails, etc) 4. Diapers (adult and kids), chux pads 5. Azithromycin suspension and tablets 6. Zofran (sublingual tabs) 7. Bottled water 8. Headlamps, rechargeable lanterns, etc 9. MREs 10. Zinc 11. ORS packets ------------------------------------------- EMAILED UPDATE 1/25/10: We have got a few items from Agape Flights our mail service: a few boxes of infant formula canned food beef stew rice beans oil Samaritan's purse 100 feet of tarp some blankets CURRENT NEEDS LIST AS OF 1/25/10: **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck **big needs as of Jan 25 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 --------------------------------------------------------------- LTel 1/20/10: Lori West, volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home says they are very "close friends" with this site and they are struggling with taking care of the kids and the community medically, and just feeding them. She is going to reply by email with an inventoried list of specific needs. thi -> REMOVED OLD NOTES 4/21/11 LTEL: From: lori Subject: Re: Cazale cholera clinic To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: "M.D.Jim Wilson" <iceaxe5 @ gmail.com> Date: Friday, December 24, 2010, 9:49 AM Thank you. Our current needs are: adult diapers bleach soap hygiene kits Zofran or other anti-emetic angiocaths 22g MREs for staff & pts. None are extremely urgent. These will be the next things that we run out of. We have several cases of LR currently and are making our own ORS from sugar/salt/lime juice. Thank you for your coordination efforts. ------------------------------------------- This site is NOT an official 'CTU' per the latest 12/13/10 PAHO list but is listed as one because it's function is the same as a CTU (UTC). Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 12/25/10 ------------------------------------------- 12/28/10 Posted on HEAS by Licia We currently have seen 513 patients at our cholera house. Our number were down for a week or so but have jumped back up. We are averaging 11 new patients per day. ------------------------------------------------- 11/22/10: Posted on HEAS by Licia My name is Licia Betor. I am from Real Hope For Haiti. We are located in Cazale. A rural village outside of Cabaret. We have been receiving Cholera patients since Nov 9th. The community of Cazale has donated a house and we have 25 cots set up to receive patients. Since Nov 9th we have received 251 cases. Many of these we are giving ORS. We just wanted to touch base with you and let you know that we are here. We continue to receive patients each day but so far have not had all the beds full. Let me know if you have any questions. 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information at Real Hope for Haiti: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539 ---------------------------------------- Email from Lori to Leslie 12/24/10: Our first pt came Nov 9. We are up to 471 pts with suspected cholera. We bought cholera quick tests, but they have not arrived yet. We sent specimens for the first 12 pts to the National Lab by L'hopital de la Paix on Delmas 33, but they have not/will not give us the results. I stopped sending them in because it seemed to take time, money and personnel away from the pressing situation of pt care. We had a bad time there at the beginning, but we are getting the hang of things now. I have a few good Haitian staff helping me. I'm attaching a list of the pts and a graph. Please let me know what info I should be sending you or if you have any questions or comments. Thanks, Lori Moise ----------------------------------- EMAIL From Dr. Jen Halverson - 11/16/10 1;48 pm PDT: I just talked to Lori in Cazale. Their CTC house holds about 20 beds. Every space is filled. They also have 10 chairs filled with people who don't need IVs but need to be drinking ORS continually. They've seen about 125 cases so far and have had 2 deaths, both children. They are getting some supplies from Samaritan's purse in Bercy. Here are their biggest current needs: 1. LR: they are going through about 80-100 L a day; they currently have a 4-5 day supply 2. IV angiocaths (20, 22, 24 gauge) and IV tubing 3. Cleaning supplies (BLEACH, alcohol, spray bottles, trash bags, disinfectant wipes, 5 gallon pails, etc) 4. Diapers (adult and kids), chux pads 5. Azithromycin suspension and tablets 6. Zofran (sublingual tabs) 7. Bottled water 8. Headlamps, rechargeable lanterns, etc 9. MREs 10. Zinc 11. ORS packets ------------------------------------------- EMAILED UPDATE 1/25/10: We have got a few items from Agape Flights our mail service: a few boxes of infant formula canned food beef stew rice beans oil Samaritan's purse 100 feet of tarp some blankets CURRENT NEEDS LIST AS OF 1/25/10: **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck **big needs as of Jan 25 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 --------------------------------------------------------------- LTel 1/20/10: Lori West, volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home says they are very "close friends" with this site and they are struggling with taking care of the kids and the community medically, and just feeding them. She is going to reply by email with an inventoried list of specific needs. thi

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notes: From: lori Subject: Re: Cazale cholera clinic To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: "M.D.Jim Wilson" <iceaxe5 @ gmail.com> Date: Friday, December 24, 2010, 9:49 AM Thank you. Our current needs are: adult diapers bleach soap hygiene kits Zofran or other anti-emetic angiocaths 22g MREs for staff & pts. None are extremely urgent. These will be the next things that we run out of. We have several cases of LR currently and are making our own ORS from sugar/salt/lime juice. Thank you for your coordination efforts. ------------------------------------------- This site is NOT an official 'CTU' per the latest 12/13/10 PAHO list but is listed as one because it's function is the same as a CTU (UTC). Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 12/25/10 ------------------------------------------- 11/22/10: Posted on HEAS by Licia My name is Licia Betor. I am from Real Hope For Haiti. We are located in Cazale. A rural village outside of Cabaret. We have been receiving Cholera patients since Nov 9th. The community of Cazale has donated a house and we have 25 cots set up to receive patients. Since Nov 9th we have received 251 cases. Many of these we are giving ORS. We just wanted to touch base with you and let you know that we are here. We continue to receive patients each day but so far have not had all the beds full. Let me know if you have any questions. 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information at Real Hope for Haiti: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539 -> From: lori Subject: Re: Cazale cholera clinic To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: "M.D.Jim Wilson" <iceaxe5 @ gmail.com> Date: Friday, December 24, 2010, 9:49 AM Thank you. Our current needs are: adult diapers bleach soap hygiene kits Zofran or other anti-emetic angiocaths 22g MREs for staff & pts. None are extremely urgent. These will be the next things that we run out of. We have several cases of LR currently and are making our own ORS from sugar/salt/lime juice. Thank you for your coordination efforts. ------------------------------------------- This site is NOT an official 'CTU' per the latest 12/13/10 PAHO list but is listed as one because it's function is the same as a CTU (UTC). Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 12/25/10 ------------------------------------------- 12/28/10 Posted on HEAS by Licia We currently have seen 513 patients at our cholera house. Our number were down for a week or so but have jumped back up. We are averaging 11 new patients per day. ------------------------------------------------- 11/22/10: Posted on HEAS by Licia My name is Licia Betor. I am from Real Hope For Haiti. We are located in Cazale. A rural village outside of Cabaret. We have been receiving Cholera patients since Nov 9th. The community of Cazale has donated a house and we have 25 cots set up to receive patients. Since Nov 9th we have received 251 cases. Many of these we are giving ORS. We just wanted to touch base with you and let you know that we are here. We continue to receive patients each day but so far have not had all the beds full. Let me know if you have any questions. 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information at Real Hope for Haiti: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539

notes: From: lori Subject: Re: Cazale cholera clinic To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: "M.D.Jim Wilson" <iceaxe5 @ gmail.com> Date: Friday, December 24, 2010, 9:49 AM Thank you. Our current needs are: adult diapers bleach soap hygiene kits Zofran or other anti-emetic angiocaths 22g MREs for staff & pts. None are extremely urgent. These will be the next things that we run out of. We have several cases of LR currently and are making our own ORS from sugar/salt/lime juice. Thank you for your coordination efforts. ------------------------------------------- This site is NOT an official 'CTC' but is being listed as one in the avails so it will show up in the CTC Preset link for the database. L. Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 11/15/10 ------------------------------------------- 11/22/10: Posted on HEAS by Licia My name is Licia Betor. I am from Real Hope For Haiti. We are located in Cazale. A rural village outside of Cabaret. We have been receiving Cholera patients since Nov 9th. The community of Cazale has donated a house and we have 25 cots set up to receive patients. Since Nov 9th we have received 251 cases. Many of these we are giving ORS. We just wanted to touch base with you and let you know that we are here. We continue to receive patients each day but so far have not had all the beds full. Let me know if you have any questions. 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information at Real Hope for Haiti: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539 -> From: lori Subject: Re: Cazale cholera clinic To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: "M.D.Jim Wilson" <iceaxe5 @ gmail.com> Date: Friday, December 24, 2010, 9:49 AM Thank you. Our current needs are: adult diapers bleach soap hygiene kits Zofran or other anti-emetic angiocaths 22g MREs for staff & pts. None are extremely urgent. These will be the next things that we run out of. We have several cases of LR currently and are making our own ORS from sugar/salt/lime juice. Thank you for your coordination efforts. ------------------------------------------- This site is NOT an official 'CTU' per the latest 12/13/10 PAHO list but is listed as one because it's function is the same as a CTU (UTC). Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 12/25/10 ------------------------------------------- 11/22/10: Posted on HEAS by Licia My name is Licia Betor. I am from Real Hope For Haiti. We are located in Cazale. A rural village outside of Cabaret. We have been receiving Cholera patients since Nov 9th. The community of Cazale has donated a house and we have 25 cots set up to receive patients. Since Nov 9th we have received 251 cases. Many of these we are giving ORS. We just wanted to touch base with you and let you know that we are here. We continue to receive patients each day but so far have not had all the beds full. Let me know if you have any questions. 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information at Real Hope for Haiti: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539

name: Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center (RHFH) - Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain -> Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center (RHFH - Also known as: Cazale Clinic) - Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain

notes: This site is NOT an official 'CTC' but is being listed as one in the avails so it will show up in the CTC Preset link for the database. L. Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 11/15/10 ------------------------------------------- 11/22/10: Posted on HEAS by Licia My name is Licia Betor. I am from Real Hope For Haiti. We are located in Cazale. A rural village outside of Cabaret. We have been receiving Cholera patients since Nov 9th. The community of Cazale has donated a house and we have 25 cots set up to receive patients. Since Nov 9th we have received 251 cases. Many of these we are giving ORS. We just wanted to touch base with you and let you know that we are here. We continue to receive patients each day but so far have not had all the beds full. Let me know if you have any questions. 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information at Real Hope for Haiti: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539 -> From: lori Subject: Re: Cazale cholera clinic To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: "M.D.Jim Wilson" <iceaxe5 @ gmail.com> Date: Friday, December 24, 2010, 9:49 AM Thank you. Our current needs are: adult diapers bleach soap hygiene kits Zofran or other anti-emetic angiocaths 22g MREs for staff & pts. None are extremely urgent. These will be the next things that we run out of. We have several cases of LR currently and are making our own ORS from sugar/salt/lime juice. Thank you for your coordination efforts. ------------------------------------------- This site is NOT an official 'CTC' but is being listed as one in the avails so it will show up in the CTC Preset link for the database. L. Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 11/15/10 ------------------------------------------- 11/22/10: Posted on HEAS by Licia My name is Licia Betor. I am from Real Hope For Haiti. We are located in Cazale. A rural village outside of Cabaret. We have been receiving Cholera patients since Nov 9th. The community of Cazale has donated a house and we have 25 cots set up to receive patients. Since Nov 9th we have received 251 cases. Many of these we are giving ORS. We just wanted to touch base with you and let you know that we are here. We continue to receive patients each day but so far have not had all the beds full. Let me know if you have any questions. 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information at Real Hope for Haiti: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539
cat_notes: EMAIL From Dr. Jen Halverson - 11/16/10 1;48 pm PDT: I just talked to Lori in Cazale. Their CTC house holds about 20 beds. Every space is filled. They also have 10 chairs filled with people who don't need IVs but need to be drinking ORS continually. They've seen about 125 cases so far and have had 2 deaths, both children. They are getting some supplies from Samaritan's purse in Bercy. Here are their biggest current needs: 1. LR: they are going through about 80-100 L a day; they currently have a 4-5 day supply 2. IV angiocaths (20, 22, 24 gauge) and IV tubing 3. Cleaning supplies (BLEACH, alcohol, spray bottles, trash bags, disinfectant wipes, 5 gallon pails, etc) 4. Diapers (adult and kids), chux pads 5. Azithromycin suspension and tablets 6. Zofran (sublingual tabs) 7. Bottled water 8. Headlamps, rechargeable lanterns, etc 9. MREs 10. Zinc 11. ORS packets ------------------------------------------- EMAILED UPDATE 1/25/10: We have got a few items from Agape Flights our mail service: a few boxes of infant formula canned food beef stew rice beans oil Samaritan's purse 100 feet of tarp some blankets CURRENT NEEDS LIST AS OF 1/25/10: **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck **big needs as of Jan 25 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 --------------------------------------------------------------- LTel 1/20/10: Lori West, volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home says they are very "close friends" with this site and they are struggling with taking care of the kids and the community medically, and just feeding them. She is going to reply by email with an inventoried list of specific needs. thi -> Email from Lori to Leslie 12/24/10: Our first pt came Nov 9. We are up to 471 pts with suspected cholera. We bought cholera quick tests, but they have not arrived yet. We sent specimens for the first 12 pts to the National Lab by L'hopital de la Paix on Delmas 33, but they have not/will not give us the results. I stopped sending them in because it seemed to take time, money and personnel away from the pressing situation of pt care. We had a bad time there at the beginning, but we are getting the hang of things now. I have a few good Haitian staff helping me. I'm attaching a list of the pts and a graph. Please let me know what info I should be sending you or if you have any questions or comments. Thanks, Lori Moise ----------------------------------- EMAIL From Dr. Jen Halverson - 11/16/10 1;48 pm PDT: I just talked to Lori in Cazale. Their CTC house holds about 20 beds. Every space is filled. They also have 10 chairs filled with people who don't need IVs but need to be drinking ORS continually. They've seen about 125 cases so far and have had 2 deaths, both children. They are getting some supplies from Samaritan's purse in Bercy. Here are their biggest current needs: 1. LR: they are going through about 80-100 L a day; they currently have a 4-5 day supply 2. IV angiocaths (20, 22, 24 gauge) and IV tubing 3. Cleaning supplies (BLEACH, alcohol, spray bottles, trash bags, disinfectant wipes, 5 gallon pails, etc) 4. Diapers (adult and kids), chux pads 5. Azithromycin suspension and tablets 6. Zofran (sublingual tabs) 7. Bottled water 8. Headlamps, rechargeable lanterns, etc 9. MREs 10. Zinc 11. ORS packets ------------------------------------------- EMAILED UPDATE 1/25/10: We have got a few items from Agape Flights our mail service: a few boxes of infant formula canned food beef stew rice beans oil Samaritan's purse 100 feet of tarp some blankets CURRENT NEEDS LIST AS OF 1/25/10: **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck **big needs as of Jan 25 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 --------------------------------------------------------------- LTel 1/20/10: Lori West, volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home says they are very "close friends" with this site and they are struggling with taking care of the kids and the community medically, and just feeding them. She is going to reply by email with an inventoried list of specific needs. thi

capacity: -> 25

name: Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center (RHFH) - Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain - CHOLERA SUPPLIES NEEDED URGENTLY -> Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center (RHFH) - Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain

notes: This site is NOT an official 'CTC' but is being listed as one in the avails so it will show up in the CTC Preset link for the database. L. Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 11/15/10 ------------------------------------------- 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information at Real Hope for Haiti: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539 -> This site is NOT an official 'CTC' but is being listed as one in the avails so it will show up in the CTC Preset link for the database. L. Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 11/15/10 ------------------------------------------- 11/22/10: Posted on HEAS by Licia My name is Licia Betor. I am from Real Hope For Haiti. We are located in Cazale. A rural village outside of Cabaret. We have been receiving Cholera patients since Nov 9th. The community of Cazale has donated a house and we have 25 cots set up to receive patients. Since Nov 9th we have received 251 cases. Many of these we are giving ORS. We just wanted to touch base with you and let you know that we are here. We continue to receive patients each day but so far have not had all the beds full. Let me know if you have any questions. 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information at Real Hope for Haiti: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539

notes: EMAIL From Dr. Jen Halverson - 11/16/10 1;48 pm PDT: I just talked to Lori in Cazale. Their CTC house holds about 20 beds. Every space is filled. They also have 10 chairs filled with people who don't need IVs but need to be drinking ORS continually. They've seen about 125 cases so far and have had 2 deaths, both children. They are getting some supplies from Samaritan's purse in Bercy. Here are their biggest current needs: 1. LR: they are going through about 80-100 L a day; they currently have a 4-5 day supply 2. IV angiocaths (20, 22, 24 gauge) and IV tubing 3. Cleaning supplies (BLEACH, alcohol, spray bottles, trash bags, disinfectant wipes, 5 gallon pails, etc) 4. Diapers (adult and kids), chux pads 5. Azithromycin suspension and tablets 6. Zofran (sublingual tabs) 7. Bottled water 8. Headlamps, rechargeable lanterns, etc 9. MREs 10. Zinc 11. ORS packets ------------------------------------------- This site is NOT an official 'CTC' but is being listed as one in the avails so it will show up in the CTC Preset link for the database. L. Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 11/15/10 ------------------------------------------- 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information at Real Hope for Haiti: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539 -> This site is NOT an official 'CTC' but is being listed as one in the avails so it will show up in the CTC Preset link for the database. L. Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 11/15/10 ------------------------------------------- 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information at Real Hope for Haiti: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539
cat_notes: EMAILED UPDATE 1/25/10: We have got a few items from Agape Flights our mail service: a few boxes of infant formula canned food beef stew rice beans oil Samaritan's purse 100 feet of tarp some blankets CURRENT NEEDS LIST AS OF 1/25/10: **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck **big needs as of Jan 25 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 --------------------------------------------------------------- LTel 1/20/10: Lori West, volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home says they are very "close friends" with this site and they are struggling with taking care of the kids and the community medically, and just feeding them. She is going to reply by email with an inventoried list of specific needs. thi -> EMAIL From Dr. Jen Halverson - 11/16/10 1;48 pm PDT: I just talked to Lori in Cazale. Their CTC house holds about 20 beds. Every space is filled. They also have 10 chairs filled with people who don't need IVs but need to be drinking ORS continually. They've seen about 125 cases so far and have had 2 deaths, both children. They are getting some supplies from Samaritan's purse in Bercy. Here are their biggest current needs: 1. LR: they are going through about 80-100 L a day; they currently have a 4-5 day supply 2. IV angiocaths (20, 22, 24 gauge) and IV tubing 3. Cleaning supplies (BLEACH, alcohol, spray bottles, trash bags, disinfectant wipes, 5 gallon pails, etc) 4. Diapers (adult and kids), chux pads 5. Azithromycin suspension and tablets 6. Zofran (sublingual tabs) 7. Bottled water 8. Headlamps, rechargeable lanterns, etc 9. MREs 10. Zinc 11. ORS packets ------------------------------------------- EMAILED UPDATE 1/25/10: We have got a few items from Agape Flights our mail service: a few boxes of infant formula canned food beef stew rice beans oil Samaritan's purse 100 feet of tarp some blankets CURRENT NEEDS LIST AS OF 1/25/10: **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck **big needs as of Jan 25 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 --------------------------------------------------------------- LTel 1/20/10: Lori West, volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home says they are very "close friends" with this site and they are struggling with taking care of the kids and the community medically, and just feeding them. She is going to reply by email with an inventoried list of specific needs. thi

notes: This site is NOT an official 'CTC' but is being listed as one in the avails so it will show up in the CTC Preset link for the database. L. Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 11/15/10 ------------------------------------------- 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information at Real Hope for Haiti: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539 -> EMAIL From Dr. Jen Halverson - 11/16/10 1;48 pm PDT: I just talked to Lori in Cazale. Their CTC house holds about 20 beds. Every space is filled. They also have 10 chairs filled with people who don't need IVs but need to be drinking ORS continually. They've seen about 125 cases so far and have had 2 deaths, both children. They are getting some supplies from Samaritan's purse in Bercy. Here are their biggest current needs: 1. LR: they are going through about 80-100 L a day; they currently have a 4-5 day supply 2. IV angiocaths (20, 22, 24 gauge) and IV tubing 3. Cleaning supplies (BLEACH, alcohol, spray bottles, trash bags, disinfectant wipes, 5 gallon pails, etc) 4. Diapers (adult and kids), chux pads 5. Azithromycin suspension and tablets 6. Zofran (sublingual tabs) 7. Bottled water 8. Headlamps, rechargeable lanterns, etc 9. MREs 10. Zinc 11. ORS packets ------------------------------------------- This site is NOT an official 'CTC' but is being listed as one in the avails so it will show up in the CTC Preset link for the database. L. Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 11/15/10 ------------------------------------------- 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information at Real Hope for Haiti: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539

address: In Cazale, right on the main road in the middle of the town. Use Route National #2 along the west coast. -> Right on main road in the middle of the town. Use Route National #2 along the west coast. GPS Coord's: 18.797219579439655 -72.38613724708557
notes: This site is NOT an official 'CTC' but is being listed as one in the avails so it will show up in the CTC Preset link for the database. L. Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 11/15/10 ------------------------------------------- 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. Jen Here is a link to google maps. The white line is the road. They are right in front of where the road crosses the river. There is a new bridge right in front of the clinic that is not pictured here on google maps but is there now to continue the road. The current Rescue Center is at the top of the screen. The other cluster of buildings is the Clinic. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539 -> This site is NOT an official 'CTC' but is being listed as one in the avails so it will show up in the CTC Preset link for the database. L. Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 11/15/10 ------------------------------------------- 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information at Real Hope for Haiti: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539

name: Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center (RHFH) - Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain -> Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center (RHFH) - Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain - CHOLERA SUPPLIES NEEDED URGENTLY
notes: 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539 -> This site is NOT an official 'CTC' but is being listed as one in the avails so it will show up in the CTC Preset link for the database. L. Teltoe - Citizen Action Relief Database 11/15/10 ------------------------------------------- 11/15/10 HEAS Post from Dr. Jen Halverson 3:21 PM PDT: Thanks to all of you for contacting me about getting supplies to the Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale. They are currently seeing many patients with presumed cholera and are running low on supplies. They are not normally set up to be an inpatient center but they are now keeping inpatients (27 inpatients at last count, I believe) in the clinic's front yard and at a house nearby to the clinic that has been donated by the community for this use. They have about 60 malnourished children in their infant rescue center. Unfortunately about 10 of these children are now sick, 6 with suspected cholera. They are the only clinic in the area. I do not believe they are officially registered with MSPP but they have been open since 1999 (seeing over 1000 patients per week) and the local government/mayor in Cazale is very grateful they are there. I believe they have been in the process of trying to register with MSPP for quite a long time. Here is more information about their clinic (see below). Please feel free to contact them directly (it is best to call Zach, as he coordinates their supplies), or you can contact me. Zach is generally in Port every day and can pick up supplies in Port. Thanks again for offering to help. Jen Here is a link to google maps. The white line is the road. They are right in front of where the road crosses the river. There is a new bridge right in front of the clinic that is not pictured here on google maps but is there now to continue the road. The current Rescue Center is at the top of the screen. The other cluster of buildings is the Clinic. I do not know how far away the house the community donated, where they are housing cholera patients, is located. I believe the GPS coordinates of RHFH are 18.797219579439655 and -72.38613724708557 or 18 degrees 47 minutes 49.9914 seconds and -72 degrees 23 minutes 10.0932 Contact information: Zach (best person to contact regarding supplies): 3761.9462 Licia (runs the rescue center): 3761.9464 Lori (nurse running the clinic/CTC): 3761.7316 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539
current_population: -> 27
facility_type: Walk-in Resource -> Medical Facility

name: (Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center - RHFH) - Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain -> Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center (RHFH) - Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain

name: Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain (Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center - RHFH) - VERY URGENT CHOLERA NEEDS AS OF 11/11/10 -> (Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center - RHFH) - Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain
notes: 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539 -> 11/12/10 HEAS from Dr. Jen Halverson 2:58 AM: The clinic in Cazale saw many suspected cholera patients on Thursday, with patients arriving at all hours. Lori suspects that at least some of the patients (who are presenting with vomiting and diarrhea) do not actually have cholera but are scared and are being cautious. The clinic is currently keeping some patients overnight. Several stool specimens have been sent to Port au Prince for testing, but they have not yet heard back regarding results. No deaths so far. 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539

notes: 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539 -> 11/11/10 HEAS POST 8:02 pm: Lori and Licia this is Tim Alford from Anderson. If you need help we sent 1900 lbs of IV fluid to St. Ard. They are making their own ORF and can handle more patients at this time. As of this morning they only had 5 cholera pts and were slow. Hope this helps 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539

notes: 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This site should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539 -> 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This community should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539

name: Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center - (RHFH) 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain (Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center - RHFH) - VERY URGENT CHOLERA NEEDS AS OF 11/11/10
address: -> In Cazale, right on the main road in the middle of the town. Use Route National #2 along the west coast.
notes: EMAILED UPDATE 1/25/10: We have got a few items from Agape Flights our mail service: a few boxes of infant formula canned food beef stew rice beans oil Samaritan's purse 100 feet of tarp some blankets CURRENT NEEDS LIST AS OF 1/25/10: **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck **big needs as of Jan 25 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 ========== VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx ========== Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539 -> 11/11/10 HEAS POST 7:25 PM: [Lori, Licia, do you have additional details you can share with the group?] Real Hope For Haiti is reporting on their twitter account that patients are arriving at their clinic (largely a clinic for malnourished children, but does help the community with other ailments) that patients are showing up at 10pm on motorcycles with vomiting and diarrhea. They are not really set up to be a cholera treatment center & I don't know how much of this they are seeing yet. They are located in Cazale (near Cabaret-NW of PAP off National Highway 1). They have email: lori @realhope4haiti and/or licia @realhope4haiti They are the only open medical facility in Cazale. ------------------------------------------- This site should be evaluated for need of CTC set up ASAP - LTel 11/11/10 -------------------------------------------- VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx -------------------------------------------- Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539
cat_notes: KEEP PHYSICAL LOCATION INTERNAL 1/25/10 LTel: Directions: In Cazale, right on the main road in the middle of the town. Use Route National #2 along the west coast. --------------------------------------------------------------- LTel 1/20/10: Lori West, volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home says they are very "close friends" with this site and they are struggling with taking care of the kids and the community medically, and just feeding them. She is going to reply by email with an inventoried list of specific needs. thi -> EMAILED UPDATE 1/25/10: We have got a few items from Agape Flights our mail service: a few boxes of infant formula canned food beef stew rice beans oil Samaritan's purse 100 feet of tarp some blankets CURRENT NEEDS LIST AS OF 1/25/10: **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck **big needs as of Jan 25 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 --------------------------------------------------------------- LTel 1/20/10: Lori West, volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home says they are very "close friends" with this site and they are struggling with taking care of the kids and the community medically, and just feeding them. She is going to reply by email with an inventoried list of specific needs. thi

region: Haiti, Caribbean -> Quest

notes: EMAILED UPDATE 1/25/10: We have got a few items from Agape Flights our mail service: a few boxes of infant formula canned food beef stew rice beans oil Samaritan's purse 100 feet of tarp some blankets CURRENT NEEDS LIST AS OF 1/25/10: **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck **big needs as of Jan 25 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 ========== VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx ========== Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs -> EMAILED UPDATE 1/25/10: We have got a few items from Agape Flights our mail service: a few boxes of infant formula canned food beef stew rice beans oil Samaritan's purse 100 feet of tarp some blankets CURRENT NEEDS LIST AS OF 1/25/10: **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck **big needs as of Jan 25 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 ========== VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx ========== Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs see also record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/6539

name: Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center - (RHFH) 2010 Haiti Earthquake
notes: EMAILED UPDATE 1/25/10: We have got a few items from Agape Flights our mail service: a few boxes of infant formula canned food beef stew rice beans oil Samaritan's purse 100 feet of tarp some blankets CURRENT NEEDS LIST AS OF 1/25/10: **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck **big needs as of Jan 25 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 -> EMAILED UPDATE 1/25/10: We have got a few items from Agape Flights our mail service: a few boxes of infant formula canned food beef stew rice beans oil Samaritan's purse 100 feet of tarp some blankets CURRENT NEEDS LIST AS OF 1/25/10: **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck **big needs as of Jan 25 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 ========== VIDEO - http://vimeo.com/4260371 FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Real-Hope-for-Haiti/160773663938262 BLOG - http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/ http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/ REVIEWS - http://greatnonprofits.org/reviews/real-hope-for-haiti http://noelpiper.com/2010/05/31/real-hope-for-haiti-rescue-center/ SUPPORT TOOLS - http://www.goodsearch.com/nonprofit/real-hope-for-haiti.aspx ========== Here to Haiti Collecting Donations for Real Hope For Haiti - Donations can be sent to: Debbie Woodward Northrup King Building Main Office 1500 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413 E-mail me at: debra_woodward @msn.com http://heretohaiti.tumblr.com/needs
mission: Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain, Cazale ("Grace of the Good Samaritan Health Center") is a medical facility established under the direction and funding of Real Hope For Haiti, Inc. As a faith based medical center serving the population of Cazale, Haiti and the surrounding rural mountain villages, we will strive to meet the medical, economic, and spiritual needs of all persons that we serve with compassion, excellence, and hope in the Name and to the Glory of Jesus Christ. We will continually seek to bring notable and sustained improvements in personal and public health care to the ill and community health promotion and education. We will utilize all avenues possible to promote continued education and improved skills among our staff. We promise to treat each patient and employee with respect and confidentiality and actively request and consider all suggestions for improvements for better service and quality health care. -> Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain, Cazale ("Grace of the Good Samaritan Health Center") is a medical facility established under the direction and funding of Real Hope For Haiti, Inc. As a faith based medical center serving the population of Cazale, Haiti and the surrounding rural mountain villages, we will strive to meet the medical, economic, and spiritual needs of all persons that we serve with compassion, excellence, and hope in the Name and to the Glory of Jesus Christ. We will continually seek to bring notable and sustained improvements in personal and public health care to the ill and community health promotion and education. We will utilize all avenues possible to promote continued education and improved skills among our staff. We promise to treat each patient and employee with respect and confidentiality and actively request and consider all suggestions for improvements for better service and quality health care. FROM VIDEO - Their ministry provides a clinic, a malnutrition rehabilitation center, literacy and sewing schools, educational tutoring, flood relief, clothing and food for thousands. http://vimeo.com/4260371

notes: EMAILED UPDATE 1/25/10: We have got a few items from Agape Flights our mail service: a few boxes of infant formula canned food beef stew rice beans oil Samaritan's purse 100 feet of tarp some blankets CURRENT NEEDS LIST AS OF 1/25/10: **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck **big needs as of Jan 21 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 -> EMAILED UPDATE 1/25/10: We have got a few items from Agape Flights our mail service: a few boxes of infant formula canned food beef stew rice beans oil Samaritan's purse 100 feet of tarp some blankets CURRENT NEEDS LIST AS OF 1/25/10: **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck **big needs as of Jan 25 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036

notes: 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of life saving supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 -> EMAILED UPDATE 1/25/10: We have got a few items from Agape Flights our mail service: a few boxes of infant formula canned food beef stew rice beans oil Samaritan's purse 100 feet of tarp some blankets CURRENT NEEDS LIST AS OF 1/25/10: **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck **big needs as of Jan 21 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036

notes: THIS SITE HAS RECEIVED NO SUPPLIES OR AID SINCE THE EARTHQUAKE ON 1/12/10. The needs list below was provided by Haiti Children's Home on 1/25/10: NEEDS LIST **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck ----------------------------------------------------------------- 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of life saving supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 -> 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of life saving supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036

name: Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center - 2010 Hait Earthquake -> Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center - 2010 Haiti Earthquake

notes: THIS SITE HAS RECEIVED NO SUPPLIES OR AID SINCE THE EARTHQUAKE ON 1/12/10. The needs list below was provided by Haiti Children's Home on 1/25/10: NEEDS LIST **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck ----------------------------------------------------------------- 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of life saving supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 ----------------------------------------------------- Directions: In Cazale, right on the main road in the middle of the town. Use Route National #2 along the west coast. -> THIS SITE HAS RECEIVED NO SUPPLIES OR AID SINCE THE EARTHQUAKE ON 1/12/10. The needs list below was provided by Haiti Children's Home on 1/25/10: NEEDS LIST **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck ----------------------------------------------------------------- 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of life saving supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036
cat_notes: LTel 1/20/10: Lori West, volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home says they are very "close friends" with this site and they are struggling with taking care of the kids and the community medically, and just feeding them. She is going to reply by email with an inventoried list of specific needs. thi -> KEEP PHYSICAL LOCATION INTERNAL 1/25/10 LTel: Directions: In Cazale, right on the main road in the middle of the town. Use Route National #2 along the west coast. --------------------------------------------------------------- LTel 1/20/10: Lori West, volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home says they are very "close friends" with this site and they are struggling with taking care of the kids and the community medically, and just feeding them. She is going to reply by email with an inventoried list of specific needs. thi

name: Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center -> Real Hope for Haiti Rescue Center - 2010 Hait Earthquake
notes: 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of life saving supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 ----------------------------------------------------- Directions: In Cazale, right on the main road in the middle of the town. Use Route National #2 along the west coast. -> THIS SITE HAS RECEIVED NO SUPPLIES OR AID SINCE THE EARTHQUAKE ON 1/12/10. The needs list below was provided by Haiti Children's Home on 1/25/10: NEEDS LIST **infant formula powdered milk ensure milk rice **beans oil spaghetti other staples MRE's **canned meat flour sugar juice mixes **triple antibiotic oint **vitamins **tylenol **ibuprofen **antibiotics hydrocortizone cream anti-fungal cream oral hypoglycemics - metformin, glyburide seizure meds - pheno gauze gloves kerlex, cling IV fluids angiocaths casting materials cast saw surgical blades sutures - all kinds syringes **tents tarps mattresses sheets pillows hygiene items laundry soap disinfectant copy paper bug spray garden seeds - corn, beans (lima, black, etc), watermelon, tomato, eggplant garden tools - hoe, machete, pick-ax, sickle (digo) buckets flashlights rechargeable lanterns batteries dishes cups spoons cooking pots cement tin block nails - 3", 4", tin iron bars wire paint doors boards - 2x4, 1x4 plywood shovels hammers wheelbarrows **fuel generator inverter electric wire batteries water pump - 4" bulldozer back-hoe ambulance-like truck ----------------------------------------------------------------- 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of life saving supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 ----------------------------------------------------- Directions: In Cazale, right on the main road in the middle of the town. Use Route National #2 along the west coast.
mission: Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain, Cazale ("Grace of the Good Samaritan Health Center") is a medical facility established under the direction and funding of Real Hope For Haiti, Inc. As a faith based medical center serving the population of Cazale, Haiti and the surrounding rural mountain villages, we will strive to meet the medical, economic, and spiritual needs of all persons that we serve with compassion, excellence, and hope in the Name and to the Glory of Jesus Christ. We will continually seek to bring notable and sustained improvements in personal and public health care to the ill and community health promotion and education. We will utilize all avenues possible to promote continued education and improved skills among our staff. We promise to treat each patient and employee with respect and confidentiality and actively request and consider all suggestions for improvements for better service and quality health care. -> Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain, Cazale ("Grace of the Good Samaritan Health Center") is a medical facility established under the direction and funding of Real Hope For Haiti, Inc. As a faith based medical center serving the population of Cazale, Haiti and the surrounding rural mountain villages, we will strive to meet the medical, economic, and spiritual needs of all persons that we serve with compassion, excellence, and hope in the Name and to the Glory of Jesus Christ. We will continually seek to bring notable and sustained improvements in personal and public health care to the ill and community health promotion and education. We will utilize all avenues possible to promote continued education and improved skills among our staff. We promise to treat each patient and employee with respect and confidentiality and actively request and consider all suggestions for improvements for better service and quality health care.
cat_notes: LTel 1/20/10: Lori West, volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home says they are very "close friends" with this site and they are struggling with taking care of the kids and the community medically, and just feeding them. She is going to reply by email with an inventoried list of specific needs. -> LTel 1/20/10: Lori West, volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home says they are very "close friends" with this site and they are struggling with taking care of the kids and the community medically, and just feeding them. She is going to reply by email with an inventoried list of specific needs. thi

cat_notes: -> LTel 1/20/10: Lori West, volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home says they are very "close friends" with this site and they are struggling with taking care of the kids and the community medically, and just feeding them. She is going to reply by email with an inventoried list of specific needs.

notes: FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 ----------------------------------------------------- Directions: In Cazale, right on the main road in the middle of the town. Use Route National #2 along the west coast. -> 1/20/10 LTel: Per a volunteer at the Haiti Children's Home, this site has 70+ children with malnutrition and is in urgent need of life saving supplies. Read about the Rescue Center to get a good idea of the children/adults that they take in and shelter. They are not an orphanage, but take in kids (and adults) with very special needs: https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/therescuecenter.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 ----------------------------------------------------- Directions: In Cazale, right on the main road in the middle of the town. Use Route National #2 along the west coast.
mission: Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain, Cazale ("Grace of the Good Samaritan Health Center") is a medical facility established under the direction and funding of Real Hope For Haiti, Inc. As a faith based medical center serving the population of Cazale, Haiti and the surrounding rural mountain villages, we will strive to meet the medical, economic, and spiritual needs of all persons that we serve with compassion, excellence, and hope in the Name and to the Glory of Jesus Christ. We will continually seek to bring notable and sustained improvements in personal and public health care to the ill and community health promotion and education. We will utilize all avenues possible to promote continued education and improved skills among our staff. We promise to treat each patient and employee with respect and confidentiality and actively request and consider all suggestions for improvements for better service and quality health care. -> Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain, Cazale ("Grace of the Good Samaritan Health Center") is a medical facility established under the direction and funding of Real Hope For Haiti, Inc. As a faith based medical center serving the population of Cazale, Haiti and the surrounding rural mountain villages, we will strive to meet the medical, economic, and spiritual needs of all persons that we serve with compassion, excellence, and hope in the Name and to the Glory of Jesus Christ. We will continually seek to bring notable and sustained improvements in personal and public health care to the ill and community health promotion and education. We will utilize all avenues possible to promote continued education and improved skills among our staff. We promise to treat each patient and employee with respect and confidentiality and actively request and consider all suggestions for improvements for better service and quality health care.

areas_served: -> Cite Soleil, Port-au-Prince, Bon Repos, Cabaret, Sodo, Lachappelles, LaCoupe, Delice, Cx-des-bouquets, Arcahaie, St. Marc, and Lagonave, Haiti
mission: Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain, Cazale ("Grace of the Good Samaritan Health Center") is a medical facility established under the direction and funding of Real Hope For Haiti, Inc. As a faith based medical center serving the population of Cazale, Haiti and the surrounding rural mountain villages, we will strive to meet the medical, economic, and spiritual needs of all persons that we serve with compassion, excellence, and hope in the Name and to the Glory of Jesus Christ. We will continually seek to bring notable and sustained improvements in personal and public health care to the ill and community health promotion and education. We will utilize all avenues possible to promote continued education and improved skills among our staff. We promise to treat each patient and employee with respect and confidentiality and actively request and consider all suggestions for improvements for better service and quality health care. -> Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain, Cazale ("Grace of the Good Samaritan Health Center") is a medical facility established under the direction and funding of Real Hope For Haiti, Inc. As a faith based medical center serving the population of Cazale, Haiti and the surrounding rural mountain villages, we will strive to meet the medical, economic, and spiritual needs of all persons that we serve with compassion, excellence, and hope in the Name and to the Glory of Jesus Christ. We will continually seek to bring notable and sustained improvements in personal and public health care to the ill and community health promotion and education. We will utilize all avenues possible to promote continued education and improved skills among our staff. We promise to treat each patient and employee with respect and confidentiality and actively request and consider all suggestions for improvements for better service and quality health care.

mission: -> Centre Sante de la Grace du Bon Samaritain, Cazale ("Grace of the Good Samaritan Health Center") is a medical facility established under the direction and funding of Real Hope For Haiti, Inc. As a faith based medical center serving the population of Cazale, Haiti and the surrounding rural mountain villages, we will strive to meet the medical, economic, and spiritual needs of all persons that we serve with compassion, excellence, and hope in the Name and to the Glory of Jesus Christ. We will continually seek to bring notable and sustained improvements in personal and public health care to the ill and community health promotion and education. We will utilize all avenues possible to promote continued education and improved skills among our staff. We promise to treat each patient and employee with respect and confidentiality and actively request and consider all suggestions for improvements for better service and quality health care.

town: -> Cazale
notes: -> FROM THE WEBSITE: EARTHQUAKE UPDATE (Jan 14, 2010) The Zachary family is safe, and all children in the rescue center are accounted for. The clinic is currently running, and has been since the time of the earthquake. Patients from the village, as well as patients from surrounding areas are coming for help. Wounded and injured people from Port-Au-Prince are also present, since most cannot find medical care in the capital city. Right now, there are two pressing needs. One, prayer for the Haitian men, women, and children who are experiencing tremendous suffering and loss. Pray for the safety and well-being of the 70+ children in rescue center who are sleeping outside each night for fear of aftershocks. Two, finances to purchase supplies as they are made available. The rescue center is critically low on supplies such as formula, food, diesel fuel for generator, and water. Also, medical supplies for the many people that are still coming through the clinic with severe medical needs. MAIL DONATIONS to: Real Hope For Haiti (RHFH) P.O. Box 23 Elwood, IN 46036 ----------------------------------------------------- Directions: In Cazale, right on the main road in the middle of the town. Use Route National #2 along the west coast.
region: -> Haiti, Caribbean
organization: Disaster Relief -> Faith-Based Medical Services
website: -> https://www.realhopeforhaiti.org/