notes: Re: CTC GRID STATUS CHECK Friday, June 10, 2011 11:10 AM From: "Josh Jakobitz" <jjakobitz @ me.com> To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Cc: "thc-haiti-earthquake-network @ googlegroups.com" <thc-haiti-earthquake-network@googlegroups.com>, "Phil Johnson" <Phil @ johnson-world.fsnet.co.uk>, "Cap Haitien HealthNetwork" <caphealth @ yahoogroups.com> Heart to Heart International just returned from the Communes of Belle Anse and Thiotte (actual locations at Cascade Pichon, Bleck, and Foret-des-Pins) where we held mobile clinics with 2 MDs, 3 RNs, and 1 Lab tech last week. We heard reports of cholera-affected communities but did not see any patients. The local pastors reported that the people are dying en route to the CTCs and hospitals. Closest permanent medical facility is in Thiotte. The pastors in Foret-des-Pins begged me to open a CTC in Foret-des-Pins. They said many people would come. There is an empty dispenaire in Foret-des-Pins, but we've not been able to access it for several months. We hold clinics in churches and school yards there. We did a large Aquatab distribution and lots of teaching on how to treat water by boiling and mixing with Clorox. We left medicine in Bleck and Cascade Pichon, where we have a nurse who makes rural rounds five days/week. -- Josh Jakobitz Heart to Heart International, Inc. ------------------------------------------------ HEALTH CLUSTER DETAILS 3/8/10: MAIN ACTIVITY/OFFERS: Primary health care LOCATIONS: Leogane 2 clinics, 1 at stadium, 1 at Church of the Nazarene: Gressier, Voodoo temple HUMAN RESOURCES: 10 medical personnel PARTNERSHIP: Nazarene Church, Haiti FUTURE PLANS: 2 year commitment including WASH EXIT DATE: 01-Jan-12 --------------------------------------------------- 4/8/10: Update/Immediate need for Haiti Medical Volunteers <------------ Please Call (877)397-7800 Ext. 115 Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international TWITTER: @Heart_to_Heart Help!! Heart to Heart International is in desperate need of doctors the entire month of April! We are looking for medical volunteers able to serve at least 7-days. Our medical efforts are ongoing as we continue to provide much needed care for the people of Haiti. Even though the Haiti earthquake is not receiving the media attention it once was the needs of Haiti’s people are still great. Heart to Heart medical teams are also beginning to see patients with chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes and some post traumatic stress. We continue to see patients daily who are homeless, hungry and grieving. All are grateful for our care. As you know, we are continuing to send teams of Primary Care and Emergency Physicians as well as PA’s, NP’s, Paramedics and Nurses. Our teams are working in downtown Port-au-Prince at the church-turned-clinic and out in the country near Leogane and its surrounding areas. Recently we moved into our new housing (Maison de Coeur-“House of Heart”) in Petion-ville just outside Port-au-Prince. This walled compound, where the teams stay, is safe and comfortable. If there is any way you can serve in April, please call us as soon as possible. (877) 397-7800, extension 115. In addition, please know that we are scheduling medical teams through the rest of 2010 and into 2011. Thank you to all of you who have served in Haiti with Heart to Heart. The experiences and stories we have heard are incredible and heartwarming. Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international --------------------------------------------------- Operation Base is at the Nazarene Seminary in Petion-ville, outside of Port-au-Prince. Teams are sent everyday to Soccor Field in Port-au-Prince and to Leogane at the Chruch of the Nazarene. They are partnering with Docs Who Care. A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472 -> 2012 HURRICANE ISAAC http://www.hearttoheart.org/Home/News/August-2012/Isaac-Bears-Down-on-Haiti.aspx ----------- Re: CTC GRID STATUS CHECK Friday, June 10, 2011 11:10 AM From: "Josh Jakobitz" <jjakobitz @ me.com> To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Cc: "thc-haiti-earthquake-network @ googlegroups.com" <thc-haiti-earthquake-network@googlegroups.com>, "Phil Johnson" <Phil @ johnson-world.fsnet.co.uk>, "Cap Haitien HealthNetwork" <caphealth @ yahoogroups.com> Heart to Heart International just returned from the Communes of Belle Anse and Thiotte (actual locations at Cascade Pichon, Bleck, and Foret-des-Pins) where we held mobile clinics with 2 MDs, 3 RNs, and 1 Lab tech last week. We heard reports of cholera-affected communities but did not see any patients. The local pastors reported that the people are dying en route to the CTCs and hospitals. Closest permanent medical facility is in Thiotte. The pastors in Foret-des-Pins begged me to open a CTC in Foret-des-Pins. They said many people would come. There is an empty dispenaire in Foret-des-Pins, but we've not been able to access it for several months. We hold clinics in churches and school yards there. We did a large Aquatab distribution and lots of teaching on how to treat water by boiling and mixing with Clorox. We left medicine in Bleck and Cascade Pichon, where we have a nurse who makes rural rounds five days/week. -- Josh Jakobitz Heart to Heart International, Inc. ------------------------------------------------ HEALTH CLUSTER DETAILS 3/8/10: MAIN ACTIVITY/OFFERS: Primary health care LOCATIONS: Leogane 2 clinics, 1 at stadium, 1 at Church of the Nazarene: Gressier, Voodoo temple HUMAN RESOURCES: 10 medical personnel PARTNERSHIP: Nazarene Church, Haiti FUTURE PLANS: 2 year commitment including WASH EXIT DATE: 01-Jan-12 --------------------------------------------------- 4/8/10: Update/Immediate need for Haiti Medical Volunteers <------------ Please Call (877)397-7800 Ext. 115 Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international TWITTER: @Heart_to_Heart Help!! Heart to Heart International is in desperate need of doctors the entire month of April! We are looking for medical volunteers able to serve at least 7-days. Our medical efforts are ongoing as we continue to provide much needed care for the people of Haiti. Even though the Haiti earthquake is not receiving the media attention it once was the needs of Haiti’s people are still great. Heart to Heart medical teams are also beginning to see patients with chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes and some post traumatic stress. We continue to see patients daily who are homeless, hungry and grieving. All are grateful for our care. As you know, we are continuing to send teams of Primary Care and Emergency Physicians as well as PA’s, NP’s, Paramedics and Nurses. Our teams are working in downtown Port-au-Prince at the church-turned-clinic and out in the country near Leogane and its surrounding areas. Recently we moved into our new housing (Maison de Coeur-“House of Heart”) in Petion-ville just outside Port-au-Prince. This walled compound, where the teams stay, is safe and comfortable. If there is any way you can serve in April, please call us as soon as possible. (877) 397-7800, extension 115. In addition, please know that we are scheduling medical teams through the rest of 2010 and into 2011. Thank you to all of you who have served in Haiti with Heart to Heart. The experiences and stories we have heard are incredible and heartwarming. Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international --------------------------------------------------- Operation Base is at the Nazarene Seminary in Petion-ville, outside of Port-au-Prince. Teams are sent everyday to Soccor Field in Port-au-Prince and to Leogane at the Chruch of the Nazarene. They are partnering with Docs Who Care. A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472

notes: 2012 HURRICANE ISAAC http://www.hearttoheart.org/Home/News/August-2012/Heart-to-Heart-Deploys-to-Gulf.aspx ----------- Re: CTC GRID STATUS CHECK Friday, June 10, 2011 11:10 AM From: "Josh Jakobitz" <jjakobitz @ me.com> To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Cc: "thc-haiti-earthquake-network @ googlegroups.com" <thc-haiti-earthquake-network@googlegroups.com>, "Phil Johnson" <Phil @ johnson-world.fsnet.co.uk>, "Cap Haitien HealthNetwork" <caphealth @ yahoogroups.com> Heart to Heart International just returned from the Communes of Belle Anse and Thiotte (actual locations at Cascade Pichon, Bleck, and Foret-des-Pins) where we held mobile clinics with 2 MDs, 3 RNs, and 1 Lab tech last week. We heard reports of cholera-affected communities but did not see any patients. The local pastors reported that the people are dying en route to the CTCs and hospitals. Closest permanent medical facility is in Thiotte. The pastors in Foret-des-Pins begged me to open a CTC in Foret-des-Pins. They said many people would come. There is an empty dispenaire in Foret-des-Pins, but we've not been able to access it for several months. We hold clinics in churches and school yards there. We did a large Aquatab distribution and lots of teaching on how to treat water by boiling and mixing with Clorox. We left medicine in Bleck and Cascade Pichon, where we have a nurse who makes rural rounds five days/week. -- Josh Jakobitz Heart to Heart International, Inc. ------------------------------------------------ HEALTH CLUSTER DETAILS 3/8/10: MAIN ACTIVITY/OFFERS: Primary health care LOCATIONS: Leogane 2 clinics, 1 at stadium, 1 at Church of the Nazarene: Gressier, Voodoo temple HUMAN RESOURCES: 10 medical personnel PARTNERSHIP: Nazarene Church, Haiti FUTURE PLANS: 2 year commitment including WASH EXIT DATE: 01-Jan-12 --------------------------------------------------- 4/8/10: Update/Immediate need for Haiti Medical Volunteers <------------ Please Call (877)397-7800 Ext. 115 Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international TWITTER: @Heart_to_Heart Help!! Heart to Heart International is in desperate need of doctors the entire month of April! We are looking for medical volunteers able to serve at least 7-days. Our medical efforts are ongoing as we continue to provide much needed care for the people of Haiti. Even though the Haiti earthquake is not receiving the media attention it once was the needs of Haiti’s people are still great. Heart to Heart medical teams are also beginning to see patients with chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes and some post traumatic stress. We continue to see patients daily who are homeless, hungry and grieving. All are grateful for our care. As you know, we are continuing to send teams of Primary Care and Emergency Physicians as well as PA’s, NP’s, Paramedics and Nurses. Our teams are working in downtown Port-au-Prince at the church-turned-clinic and out in the country near Leogane and its surrounding areas. Recently we moved into our new housing (Maison de Coeur-“House of Heart”) in Petion-ville just outside Port-au-Prince. This walled compound, where the teams stay, is safe and comfortable. If there is any way you can serve in April, please call us as soon as possible. (877) 397-7800, extension 115. In addition, please know that we are scheduling medical teams through the rest of 2010 and into 2011. Thank you to all of you who have served in Haiti with Heart to Heart. The experiences and stories we have heard are incredible and heartwarming. Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international --------------------------------------------------- Operation Base is at the Nazarene Seminary in Petion-ville, outside of Port-au-Prince. Teams are sent everyday to Soccor Field in Port-au-Prince and to Leogane at the Chruch of the Nazarene. They are partnering with Docs Who Care. A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472 -> Re: CTC GRID STATUS CHECK Friday, June 10, 2011 11:10 AM From: "Josh Jakobitz" <jjakobitz @ me.com> To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Cc: "thc-haiti-earthquake-network @ googlegroups.com" <thc-haiti-earthquake-network@googlegroups.com>, "Phil Johnson" <Phil @ johnson-world.fsnet.co.uk>, "Cap Haitien HealthNetwork" <caphealth @ yahoogroups.com> Heart to Heart International just returned from the Communes of Belle Anse and Thiotte (actual locations at Cascade Pichon, Bleck, and Foret-des-Pins) where we held mobile clinics with 2 MDs, 3 RNs, and 1 Lab tech last week. We heard reports of cholera-affected communities but did not see any patients. The local pastors reported that the people are dying en route to the CTCs and hospitals. Closest permanent medical facility is in Thiotte. The pastors in Foret-des-Pins begged me to open a CTC in Foret-des-Pins. They said many people would come. There is an empty dispenaire in Foret-des-Pins, but we've not been able to access it for several months. We hold clinics in churches and school yards there. We did a large Aquatab distribution and lots of teaching on how to treat water by boiling and mixing with Clorox. We left medicine in Bleck and Cascade Pichon, where we have a nurse who makes rural rounds five days/week. -- Josh Jakobitz Heart to Heart International, Inc. ------------------------------------------------ HEALTH CLUSTER DETAILS 3/8/10: MAIN ACTIVITY/OFFERS: Primary health care LOCATIONS: Leogane 2 clinics, 1 at stadium, 1 at Church of the Nazarene: Gressier, Voodoo temple HUMAN RESOURCES: 10 medical personnel PARTNERSHIP: Nazarene Church, Haiti FUTURE PLANS: 2 year commitment including WASH EXIT DATE: 01-Jan-12 --------------------------------------------------- 4/8/10: Update/Immediate need for Haiti Medical Volunteers <------------ Please Call (877)397-7800 Ext. 115 Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international TWITTER: @Heart_to_Heart Help!! Heart to Heart International is in desperate need of doctors the entire month of April! We are looking for medical volunteers able to serve at least 7-days. Our medical efforts are ongoing as we continue to provide much needed care for the people of Haiti. Even though the Haiti earthquake is not receiving the media attention it once was the needs of Haiti’s people are still great. Heart to Heart medical teams are also beginning to see patients with chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes and some post traumatic stress. We continue to see patients daily who are homeless, hungry and grieving. All are grateful for our care. As you know, we are continuing to send teams of Primary Care and Emergency Physicians as well as PA’s, NP’s, Paramedics and Nurses. Our teams are working in downtown Port-au-Prince at the church-turned-clinic and out in the country near Leogane and its surrounding areas. Recently we moved into our new housing (Maison de Coeur-“House of Heart”) in Petion-ville just outside Port-au-Prince. This walled compound, where the teams stay, is safe and comfortable. If there is any way you can serve in April, please call us as soon as possible. (877) 397-7800, extension 115. In addition, please know that we are scheduling medical teams through the rest of 2010 and into 2011. Thank you to all of you who have served in Haiti with Heart to Heart. The experiences and stories we have heard are incredible and heartwarming. Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international --------------------------------------------------- Operation Base is at the Nazarene Seminary in Petion-ville, outside of Port-au-Prince. Teams are sent everyday to Soccor Field in Port-au-Prince and to Leogane at the Chruch of the Nazarene. They are partnering with Docs Who Care. A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472

notes: Re: CTC GRID STATUS CHECK Friday, June 10, 2011 11:10 AM From: "Josh Jakobitz" <jjakobitz @ me.com> To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Cc: "thc-haiti-earthquake-network @ googlegroups.com" <thc-haiti-earthquake-network@googlegroups.com>, "Phil Johnson" <Phil @ johnson-world.fsnet.co.uk>, "Cap Haitien HealthNetwork" <caphealth @ yahoogroups.com> Heart to Heart International just returned from the Communes of Belle Anse and Thiotte (actual locations at Cascade Pichon, Bleck, and Foret-des-Pins) where we held mobile clinics with 2 MDs, 3 RNs, and 1 Lab tech last week. We heard reports of cholera-affected communities but did not see any patients. The local pastors reported that the people are dying en route to the CTCs and hospitals. Closest permanent medical facility is in Thiotte. The pastors in Foret-des-Pins begged me to open a CTC in Foret-des-Pins. They said many people would come. There is an empty dispenaire in Foret-des-Pins, but we've not been able to access it for several months. We hold clinics in churches and school yards there. We did a large Aquatab distribution and lots of teaching on how to treat water by boiling and mixing with Clorox. We left medicine in Bleck and Cascade Pichon, where we have a nurse who makes rural rounds five days/week. -- Josh Jakobitz Heart to Heart International, Inc. ------------------------------------------------ HEALTH CLUSTER DETAILS 3/8/10: MAIN ACTIVITY/OFFERS: Primary health care LOCATIONS: Leogane 2 clinics, 1 at stadium, 1 at Church of the Nazarene: Gressier, Voodoo temple HUMAN RESOURCES: 10 medical personnel PARTNERSHIP: Nazarene Church, Haiti FUTURE PLANS: 2 year commitment including WASH EXIT DATE: 01-Jan-12 --------------------------------------------------- 4/8/10: Update/Immediate need for Haiti Medical Volunteers <------------ Please Call (877)397-7800 Ext. 115 Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international TWITTER: @Heart_to_Heart Help!! Heart to Heart International is in desperate need of doctors the entire month of April! We are looking for medical volunteers able to serve at least 7-days. Our medical efforts are ongoing as we continue to provide much needed care for the people of Haiti. Even though the Haiti earthquake is not receiving the media attention it once was the needs of Haiti’s people are still great. Heart to Heart medical teams are also beginning to see patients with chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes and some post traumatic stress. We continue to see patients daily who are homeless, hungry and grieving. All are grateful for our care. As you know, we are continuing to send teams of Primary Care and Emergency Physicians as well as PA’s, NP’s, Paramedics and Nurses. Our teams are working in downtown Port-au-Prince at the church-turned-clinic and out in the country near Leogane and its surrounding areas. Recently we moved into our new housing (Maison de Coeur-“House of Heart”) in Petion-ville just outside Port-au-Prince. This walled compound, where the teams stay, is safe and comfortable. If there is any way you can serve in April, please call us as soon as possible. (877) 397-7800, extension 115. In addition, please know that we are scheduling medical teams through the rest of 2010 and into 2011. Thank you to all of you who have served in Haiti with Heart to Heart. The experiences and stories we have heard are incredible and heartwarming. Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international --------------------------------------------------- Operation Base is at the Nazarene Seminary in Petion-ville, outside of Port-au-Prince. Teams are sent everyday to Soccor Field in Port-au-Prince and to Leogane at the Chruch of the Nazarene. They are partnering with Docs Who Care. A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472 -> 2012 HURRICANE ISAAC http://www.hearttoheart.org/Home/News/August-2012/Heart-to-Heart-Deploys-to-Gulf.aspx ----------- Re: CTC GRID STATUS CHECK Friday, June 10, 2011 11:10 AM From: "Josh Jakobitz" <jjakobitz @ me.com> To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Cc: "thc-haiti-earthquake-network @ googlegroups.com" <thc-haiti-earthquake-network@googlegroups.com>, "Phil Johnson" <Phil @ johnson-world.fsnet.co.uk>, "Cap Haitien HealthNetwork" <caphealth @ yahoogroups.com> Heart to Heart International just returned from the Communes of Belle Anse and Thiotte (actual locations at Cascade Pichon, Bleck, and Foret-des-Pins) where we held mobile clinics with 2 MDs, 3 RNs, and 1 Lab tech last week. We heard reports of cholera-affected communities but did not see any patients. The local pastors reported that the people are dying en route to the CTCs and hospitals. Closest permanent medical facility is in Thiotte. The pastors in Foret-des-Pins begged me to open a CTC in Foret-des-Pins. They said many people would come. There is an empty dispenaire in Foret-des-Pins, but we've not been able to access it for several months. We hold clinics in churches and school yards there. We did a large Aquatab distribution and lots of teaching on how to treat water by boiling and mixing with Clorox. We left medicine in Bleck and Cascade Pichon, where we have a nurse who makes rural rounds five days/week. -- Josh Jakobitz Heart to Heart International, Inc. ------------------------------------------------ HEALTH CLUSTER DETAILS 3/8/10: MAIN ACTIVITY/OFFERS: Primary health care LOCATIONS: Leogane 2 clinics, 1 at stadium, 1 at Church of the Nazarene: Gressier, Voodoo temple HUMAN RESOURCES: 10 medical personnel PARTNERSHIP: Nazarene Church, Haiti FUTURE PLANS: 2 year commitment including WASH EXIT DATE: 01-Jan-12 --------------------------------------------------- 4/8/10: Update/Immediate need for Haiti Medical Volunteers <------------ Please Call (877)397-7800 Ext. 115 Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international TWITTER: @Heart_to_Heart Help!! Heart to Heart International is in desperate need of doctors the entire month of April! We are looking for medical volunteers able to serve at least 7-days. Our medical efforts are ongoing as we continue to provide much needed care for the people of Haiti. Even though the Haiti earthquake is not receiving the media attention it once was the needs of Haiti’s people are still great. Heart to Heart medical teams are also beginning to see patients with chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes and some post traumatic stress. We continue to see patients daily who are homeless, hungry and grieving. All are grateful for our care. As you know, we are continuing to send teams of Primary Care and Emergency Physicians as well as PA’s, NP’s, Paramedics and Nurses. Our teams are working in downtown Port-au-Prince at the church-turned-clinic and out in the country near Leogane and its surrounding areas. Recently we moved into our new housing (Maison de Coeur-“House of Heart”) in Petion-ville just outside Port-au-Prince. This walled compound, where the teams stay, is safe and comfortable. If there is any way you can serve in April, please call us as soon as possible. (877) 397-7800, extension 115. In addition, please know that we are scheduling medical teams through the rest of 2010 and into 2011. Thank you to all of you who have served in Haiti with Heart to Heart. The experiences and stories we have heard are incredible and heartwarming. Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international --------------------------------------------------- Operation Base is at the Nazarene Seminary in Petion-ville, outside of Port-au-Prince. Teams are sent everyday to Soccor Field in Port-au-Prince and to Leogane at the Chruch of the Nazarene. They are partnering with Docs Who Care. A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472

notes: HEALTH CLUSTER DETAILS 3/8/10: MAIN ACTIVITY/OFFERS: Primary health care LOCATIONS: Leogane 2 clinics, 1 at stadium, 1 at Church of the Nazarene: Gressier, Voodoo temple HUMAN RESOURCES: 10 medical personnel PARTNERSHIP: Nazarene Church, Haiti FUTURE PLANS: 2 year commitment including WASH EXIT DATE: 01-Jan-12 --------------------------------------------------- 4/8/10: Update/Immediate need for Haiti Medical Volunteers <------------ Please Call (877)397-7800 Ext. 115 Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international TWITTER: @Heart_to_Heart Help!! Heart to Heart International is in desperate need of doctors the entire month of April! We are looking for medical volunteers able to serve at least 7-days. Our medical efforts are ongoing as we continue to provide much needed care for the people of Haiti. Even though the Haiti earthquake is not receiving the media attention it once was the needs of Haiti’s people are still great. Heart to Heart medical teams are also beginning to see patients with chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes and some post traumatic stress. We continue to see patients daily who are homeless, hungry and grieving. All are grateful for our care. As you know, we are continuing to send teams of Primary Care and Emergency Physicians as well as PA’s, NP’s, Paramedics and Nurses. Our teams are working in downtown Port-au-Prince at the church-turned-clinic and out in the country near Leogane and its surrounding areas. Recently we moved into our new housing (Maison de Coeur-“House of Heart”) in Petion-ville just outside Port-au-Prince. This walled compound, where the teams stay, is safe and comfortable. If there is any way you can serve in April, please call us as soon as possible. (877) 397-7800, extension 115. In addition, please know that we are scheduling medical teams through the rest of 2010 and into 2011. Thank you to all of you who have served in Haiti with Heart to Heart. The experiences and stories we have heard are incredible and heartwarming. Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international --------------------------------------------------- Operation Base is at the Nazarene Seminary in Petion-ville, outside of Port-au-Prince. Teams are sent everyday to Soccor Field in Port-au-Prince and to Leogane at the Chruch of the Nazarene. They are partnering with Docs Who Care. A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472 -> Re: CTC GRID STATUS CHECK Friday, June 10, 2011 11:10 AM From: "Josh Jakobitz" <jjakobitz @ me.com> To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Cc: "thc-haiti-earthquake-network @ googlegroups.com" <thc-haiti-earthquake-network@googlegroups.com>, "Phil Johnson" <Phil @ johnson-world.fsnet.co.uk>, "Cap Haitien HealthNetwork" <caphealth @ yahoogroups.com> Heart to Heart International just returned from the Communes of Belle Anse and Thiotte (actual locations at Cascade Pichon, Bleck, and Foret-des-Pins) where we held mobile clinics with 2 MDs, 3 RNs, and 1 Lab tech last week. We heard reports of cholera-affected communities but did not see any patients. The local pastors reported that the people are dying en route to the CTCs and hospitals. Closest permanent medical facility is in Thiotte. The pastors in Foret-des-Pins begged me to open a CTC in Foret-des-Pins. They said many people would come. There is an empty dispenaire in Foret-des-Pins, but we've not been able to access it for several months. We hold clinics in churches and school yards there. We did a large Aquatab distribution and lots of teaching on how to treat water by boiling and mixing with Clorox. We left medicine in Bleck and Cascade Pichon, where we have a nurse who makes rural rounds five days/week. -- Josh Jakobitz Heart to Heart International, Inc. ------------------------------------------------ HEALTH CLUSTER DETAILS 3/8/10: MAIN ACTIVITY/OFFERS: Primary health care LOCATIONS: Leogane 2 clinics, 1 at stadium, 1 at Church of the Nazarene: Gressier, Voodoo temple HUMAN RESOURCES: 10 medical personnel PARTNERSHIP: Nazarene Church, Haiti FUTURE PLANS: 2 year commitment including WASH EXIT DATE: 01-Jan-12 --------------------------------------------------- 4/8/10: Update/Immediate need for Haiti Medical Volunteers <------------ Please Call (877)397-7800 Ext. 115 Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international TWITTER: @Heart_to_Heart Help!! Heart to Heart International is in desperate need of doctors the entire month of April! We are looking for medical volunteers able to serve at least 7-days. Our medical efforts are ongoing as we continue to provide much needed care for the people of Haiti. Even though the Haiti earthquake is not receiving the media attention it once was the needs of Haiti’s people are still great. Heart to Heart medical teams are also beginning to see patients with chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes and some post traumatic stress. We continue to see patients daily who are homeless, hungry and grieving. All are grateful for our care. As you know, we are continuing to send teams of Primary Care and Emergency Physicians as well as PA’s, NP’s, Paramedics and Nurses. Our teams are working in downtown Port-au-Prince at the church-turned-clinic and out in the country near Leogane and its surrounding areas. Recently we moved into our new housing (Maison de Coeur-“House of Heart”) in Petion-ville just outside Port-au-Prince. This walled compound, where the teams stay, is safe and comfortable. If there is any way you can serve in April, please call us as soon as possible. (877) 397-7800, extension 115. In addition, please know that we are scheduling medical teams through the rest of 2010 and into 2011. Thank you to all of you who have served in Haiti with Heart to Heart. The experiences and stories we have heard are incredible and heartwarming. Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international --------------------------------------------------- Operation Base is at the Nazarene Seminary in Petion-ville, outside of Port-au-Prince. Teams are sent everyday to Soccor Field in Port-au-Prince and to Leogane at the Chruch of the Nazarene. They are partnering with Docs Who Care. A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472

cat_notes: -> The GPS coordinates for our clinic site is N18 23.355' W072 34.693 Our clinic is set about 1/3 mile off the main road at Fondwa. On the narrow 'road' to Father Joseph's mission. (This is from email from Linda.Weber@hearttoheart.org re coords for clinic in Fondwa) lpar 2/9/11

notes: HEALTH CLUSTER DETAILS 3/8/10: MAIN ACTIVITY/OFFERS: Primary health care LOCATIONS: Leogane 2 clinics, 1 at stadium, 1 at Church of the Nazarene: Gressier, Voodoo temple HUMAN RESOURCES: 10 medical personnel PARTNERSHIP: Nazarene Church, Haiti FUTURE PLANS: 2 year commitment including WASH EXIT DATE: 01-Jan-12 --------------------------------------------------- Operation Base is at the Nazarene Seminary in Petion-ville, outside of Port-au-Prince. Teams are sent everyday to Soccor Field in Port-au-Prince and to Leogane at the Chruch of the Nazarene. They are partnering with Docs Who Care. A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472 -> HEALTH CLUSTER DETAILS 3/8/10: MAIN ACTIVITY/OFFERS: Primary health care LOCATIONS: Leogane 2 clinics, 1 at stadium, 1 at Church of the Nazarene: Gressier, Voodoo temple HUMAN RESOURCES: 10 medical personnel PARTNERSHIP: Nazarene Church, Haiti FUTURE PLANS: 2 year commitment including WASH EXIT DATE: 01-Jan-12 --------------------------------------------------- 4/8/10: Update/Immediate need for Haiti Medical Volunteers <------------ Please Call (877)397-7800 Ext. 115 Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international TWITTER: @Heart_to_Heart Help!! Heart to Heart International is in desperate need of doctors the entire month of April! We are looking for medical volunteers able to serve at least 7-days. Our medical efforts are ongoing as we continue to provide much needed care for the people of Haiti. Even though the Haiti earthquake is not receiving the media attention it once was the needs of Haiti’s people are still great. Heart to Heart medical teams are also beginning to see patients with chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes and some post traumatic stress. We continue to see patients daily who are homeless, hungry and grieving. All are grateful for our care. As you know, we are continuing to send teams of Primary Care and Emergency Physicians as well as PA’s, NP’s, Paramedics and Nurses. Our teams are working in downtown Port-au-Prince at the church-turned-clinic and out in the country near Leogane and its surrounding areas. Recently we moved into our new housing (Maison de Coeur-“House of Heart”) in Petion-ville just outside Port-au-Prince. This walled compound, where the teams stay, is safe and comfortable. If there is any way you can serve in April, please call us as soon as possible. (877) 397-7800, extension 115. In addition, please know that we are scheduling medical teams through the rest of 2010 and into 2011. Thank you to all of you who have served in Haiti with Heart to Heart. The experiences and stories we have heard are incredible and heartwarming. Heart to Heart International http://hearttoheart.org/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international --------------------------------------------------- Operation Base is at the Nazarene Seminary in Petion-ville, outside of Port-au-Prince. Teams are sent everyday to Soccor Field in Port-au-Prince and to Leogane at the Chruch of the Nazarene. They are partnering with Docs Who Care. A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472
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areas_served: Haiti -> Leogane 2 clinics, 1 at stadium, 1 at Church of the Nazarene: Gressier, Voodoo Temple

name: Heart To Heart International (HEALTH CLUSTER) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake Response (MEDICAL & RELIEF SUPPLIES/MEDICAL TEAMS/VOLUNTEER OPS) -> Heart To Heart International (HEALTH/WASH CLUSTER) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake Response (MEDICAL & RELIEF SUPPLIES/MEDICAL TEAMS/VOLUNTEER OPS)
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name: Heart To Heart International - 2010 Haiti Earthquake Response (MEDICAL & RELIEF SUPPLIES/MEDICAL TEAMS/VOLUNTEER OPS) -> Heart To Heart International (HEALTH CLUSTER) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake Response (MEDICAL & RELIEF SUPPLIES/MEDICAL TEAMS/VOLUNTEER OPS)
notes: Operation Base is at the Nazarene Seminary in Petion-ville, outside of Port-au-Prince. Teams are sent everyday to Soccor Field in Port-au-Prince and to Leogane at the Chruch of the Nazarene. They are partnering with Docs Who Care. A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472 -> HEALTH CLUSTER DETAILS 3/8/10: MAIN ACTIVITY/OFFERS: Primary health care LOCATIONS: Leogane 2 clinics, 1 at stadium, 1 at Church of the Nazarene: Gressier, Voodoo temple HUMAN RESOURCES: 10 medical personnel PARTNERSHIP: Nazarene Church, Haiti FUTURE PLANS: 2 year commitment including WASH EXIT DATE: 01-Jan-12 --------------------------------------------------- Operation Base is at the Nazarene Seminary in Petion-ville, outside of Port-au-Prince. Teams are sent everyday to Soccor Field in Port-au-Prince and to Leogane at the Chruch of the Nazarene. They are partnering with Docs Who Care. A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472
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notes: Operation Base is at the Nazarene Seminary in Petion-ville, outside of Port-au-Prince. Teams are sent everyday to Soccor Field in Port-au-Prince and to Leogane at the Chruch of the Nazarene A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472 -> Operation Base is at the Nazarene Seminary in Petion-ville, outside of Port-au-Prince. Teams are sent everyday to Soccor Field in Port-au-Prince and to Leogane at the Chruch of the Nazarene. They are partnering with Docs Who Care. A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472

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notes: A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472 -> Operation Base is at the Nazarene Seminary in Petion-ville, outside of Port-au-Prince. Teams are sent everyday to Soccor Field in Port-au-Prince and to Leogane at the Chruch of the Nazarene A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472
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name: Heart To Heart International - 2010 Haiti Earthquake Response (MEDICAL SUPPLIES/MEDICAL TEAMS/VOLUNTEER OPS) -> Heart To Heart International - 2010 Haiti Earthquake Response (MEDICAL & RELIEF SUPPLIES/MEDICAL TEAMS/VOLUNTEER OPS)
mission: We have a global mission to create a healthier world. Every year, we make a positive impact in the lives of millions of people in more than 60 countries, including the United States. We develop humanitarian programs that promote health and wellness. We deliver results in these programs using two key strategies—the energy of volunteers and equity of strategic partners. We help volunteers and partners alike make a quality humanitarian connection to a world in need. It is an exciting humanitarian mission and we invite you make the connection today by supporting our global efforts! -> We have a global mission to create a healthier world. Every year, we make a positive impact in the lives of millions of people in more than 60 countries, including the United States. We develop humanitarian programs that promote health and wellness. We deliver results in these programs using two key strategies—the energy of volunteers and equity of strategic partners. We help volunteers and partners alike make a quality humanitarian connection to a world in need. It is an exciting humanitarian mission and we invite you make the connection today by supporting our global efforts!

name: Heart To Heart International - 2010 Haiti Earthquake Response -> Heart To Heart International - 2010 Haiti Earthquake Response (MEDICAL SUPPLIES/MEDICAL TEAMS/VOLUNTEER OPS)
main_phone: -> 913-764-5200
notes: A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472 -> A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472
mission: We have a global mission to create a healthier world. Every year, we make a positive impact in the lives of millions of people in more than 60 countries, including the United States. We develop humanitarian programs that promote health and wellness. We deliver results in these programs using two key strategies—the energy of volunteers and equity of strategic partners. We help volunteers and partners alike make a quality humanitarian connection to a world in need. It is an exciting humanitarian mission and we invite you make the connection today by supporting our global efforts! -> We have a global mission to create a healthier world. Every year, we make a positive impact in the lives of millions of people in more than 60 countries, including the United States. We develop humanitarian programs that promote health and wellness. We deliver results in these programs using two key strategies—the energy of volunteers and equity of strategic partners. We help volunteers and partners alike make a quality humanitarian connection to a world in need. It is an exciting humanitarian mission and we invite you make the connection today by supporting our global efforts!

notes: Latest PDF Update from the website 1/21/10: http://www.hearttoheart.org/PDF/Haiti_Relief_Update_012110.pdf ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472 -> A HEART FOR HAITI Earthquake Relief Update | January 21, 2010 The situation in Haiti is turbulent right now. Beyond the health challenges in Port-au-Prince are towns and cities that have received little humanitarian assistance. Food and water supplies are inadequate. People are getting desperate. Aid shipments are increasing in size and intensity. It is a race against time to help tens of thousands of people. And yet, there is still hope for the Haitian people following the seismic shifts on their island. Supporters of Heart to Heart are helping make the following possible: • A “humanitarian bridge” has been created to Haiti. We have staff in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and Miami, Florida. • We have already delivered nearly $5 million worth of medicines and supplies to Haiti, and more medical aid is on the way. We are sending aid shipments almost daily to affected regions. • Our founder, Dr. Gary Morsch, is leading the efforts in Haiti, paving the way for more aid and volunteers in the coming days and weeks. • Teams of medical volunteers are arriving every day. They are joining “extreme teams” of 4-5 individuals that travel to outlying, underserved areas for 2-3 days. While in these towns and cities, the teams are addressing immediate health concerns, assessing ongoing needs, and communicating those needs to our command center in Port-au-Prince, so additional aid can be channeled to these regions. • One of those “extreme teams” traveled to Fondwa, epicenter of a magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck on January 20. They were the first aid group on the scene and began treating the injured immediately. They will remain onsite for several more days, receiving additional supplies and support from our command center. People can respond in any of the following ways: • Spread the word about our relief efforts through your formal and informal social networks. Follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/heart.to.heart.international) or Twitter (http://twitter.com/Heart_to_Heart) • Make a financial donation, so the aid keeps flowing to those who need it most. See info below. • Assemble Heart to Heart Care Kits – soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, bandages, washcloth and hand towel. • Sign up to volunteer. We expect this crisis response to be intense over the next 2-3 weeks and we will need volunteers in various capacities. Sign up on our website. We’ll contact you shortly. ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472
website: -> http://www.hearttoheart.org/
mission: -> We have a global mission to create a healthier world. Every year, we make a positive impact in the lives of millions of people in more than 60 countries, including the United States. We develop humanitarian programs that promote health and wellness. We deliver results in these programs using two key strategies—the energy of volunteers and equity of strategic partners. We help volunteers and partners alike make a quality humanitarian connection to a world in need. It is an exciting humanitarian mission and we invite you make the connection today by supporting our global efforts!

notes: Latest PDF Update from the website 1/21/10: http://www.hearttoheart.org/PDF/Haiti_Relief_Update_012110.pdf ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: -> Latest PDF Update from the website 1/21/10: http://www.hearttoheart.org/PDF/Haiti_Relief_Update_012110.pdf ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at: http://citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/1472

notes: Latest PDF Update from the website 1/21/10: http://www.hearttoheart.org/PDF/Haiti_Relief_Update_012110.pdf ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. -> Latest PDF Update from the website 1/21/10: http://www.hearttoheart.org/PDF/Haiti_Relief_Update_012110.pdf ======================================================== FROM THE WEBSITE: On the afternoon of Tuesday, January 12, a magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck near the heavily populated region of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. Emergency officials expect the death toll to exceed 100,000. This Caribbean island was already severely underserved (ranking as one of the poorest nations in the Western hemisphere). Because of this fact, Heart to Heart has actively promoted health in Haiti for more than a decade. Our staff is in Port-au-Prince, and we have created a "humanitarian bridge" from the United States through the Dominican Republic into Haiti. Working alongside our local partners, we are working to address major health concerns as minor injuries have not been treated (since few healthcare facilities are operational). In most of these cases, we're in a race against time. You can help our efforts by making an online donation right now. We have already delivered several shipments of medical aid, but we will need your support to keep the aid flowing to those most in need in Haiti. ======================================================== See CAT FACILITY Record for Heart to Heart Internationa's Headquarters at:
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