notes: 2/1/11 CHHN - Hannah Non-cholera supplies delivered recently including gen. meds, toothpaste, ivsets, soap and scrubbing brushes ----------------------------------------------- 2/2/11 Conversation with Alice White Additional contacts for the clinic would be Bernard Gilles (contact info above) who takes care of the vehicles and gets supplies in Cap Haitien etc. and Rev. Chrisnel Lelievre, Superindentent of the Methodist Church Circuit in Cap Haitien. Dr. Eugene visits a satellite clinic in DonDon when he can. The Tovar Clinic has a lab and Pharmacy, 1 RN and 1 LPN. ------------------------------ -> 4/19/11 CHHN update from Hannah Cholera: weren't able to give stats Water: from source near river. ------------------------------------------- 2/1/11 CHHN - Hannah Non-cholera supplies delivered recently including gen. meds, toothpaste, ivsets, soap and scrubbing brushes ----------------------------------------------- 2/2/11 Conversation with Alice White Additional contacts for the clinic would be Bernard Gilles (contact info above) who takes care of the vehicles and gets supplies in Cap Haitien etc. and Rev. Chrisnel Lelievre, Superindentent of the Methodist Church Circuit in Cap Haitien. Dr. Eugene visits a satellite clinic in DonDon when he can. The Tovar Clinic has a lab and Pharmacy, 1 RN and 1 LPN. ------------------------------

notes: 2/2/11 Conversation with Alice White Additional contacts for the clinic would be Bernard Gilles (contact info above) who takes care of the vehicles and gets supplies in Cap Haitien etc. and Rev. Chrisnel Lelievre, Superindentent of the Methodist Church Circuit in Cap Haitien. Dr. Eugene visits a satellite clinic in DonDon when he can. The Tovar Clinic has a lab and Pharmacy, 1 RN and 1 LPN. ------------------------------ -> 2/1/11 CHHN - Hannah Non-cholera supplies delivered recently including gen. meds, toothpaste, ivsets, soap and scrubbing brushes ----------------------------------------------- 2/2/11 Conversation with Alice White Additional contacts for the clinic would be Bernard Gilles (contact info above) who takes care of the vehicles and gets supplies in Cap Haitien etc. and Rev. Chrisnel Lelievre, Superindentent of the Methodist Church Circuit in Cap Haitien. Dr. Eugene visits a satellite clinic in DonDon when he can. The Tovar Clinic has a lab and Pharmacy, 1 RN and 1 LPN. ------------------------------

areas_served: Grison-Garde, Tovar, Latannerie -> Tovar and Grison-Garde

cat_notes: -> Alice gave me name of Lauren James who works with Methodist Church and UMCORE in Pap. indigobomb@aol.com. lpar 2/2/11

notes: 2/2/11 Conversation with Alice White Additional contacts for the clinic would be Bernard Gilles (contact info above) who takes care of the vehicles and gets supplies in Cap Haitien etc. and Rev. Chrisnel Lelievre, Superindentent of the Methodist Church Circuit in Cap Haitien. Dr. Eugene visits a satellite clinic in DonDon when he can. The Tovar Clinic has a lab and Pharmacy, 1 RN and 1 LPN. ------------------------------ In the past this included construction of churches, schools, and medical clinics. More recently, THM has focused on the physical, and indirectly the emotional, well-being of these communities by providing medical care, medicines, nutritional supplements, food, and potable water. How are these goals accomplished? By: Building and staffing medical clinic – Tovar Assembling all volunteer medical teams to visit these communities 4-5 times per year Funding continued medical care between medical team visits – using professional Haitian staff (physicians and nurses) Providing critical nutritional needs especially for those diagnosed with malnutrition and starvation Drilling wells to provide potable water --------------------------------------------- DONATE AND CONTACT Haiti is the poorest nation in the western hemisphere. They have little access to medical care, potable water and food. The life expectancy is 45 years and the infant mortality rate is estimated to be 15-25%. The country is very mountainous with less than 15% arable. The average annual income is only $300. Education for children is rare and, in many places, non-existent outside schools built and supported by charitable non-government organizations. Even then, the majority of Haitian children remain uneducated resulting in an illiteracy rate of 80%. Consider what it would be like to live under such conditions and then consider making a donation to help those who cannot help themselves. Physicians and other volunteers pay all their own expenses. When possible, the Haiti Mission employs Haitian people from the local community - in most cases providing the only income for the families of these individuals. Funds are needed for purchase of medicines, medical equipment and supplies, food for distribution at the Haiti Mission clinics, school tuition, supplies, uniforms and teachers. To solidify the accomplishments we have made and to continue to provide resources to help the Haitian people build on their successes, we need your help - please contribute. Any amount will help. Multiple small donations can be combined to support any one of the needs listed above. Contributions can be made payable to Providence United Methodist Church, memo "The Haiti Mission". Mail to: Providence United Methodist Church 2810 Providence Road Charlotte, NC 28211 The Haiti Mission is a non-profit, tax exempt 501(3)(c) organization Your gift is tax deductible as permitted by law and you will receive a letter, for tax purposes, acknowledging your donation For additional information about The Haiti Mission, please contact: Alice M. White, RN 6928 Cabin Lane Gloucester, VA 23061 804-695-2803 By Email Physicians, other health care providers potential staff volunteers - including any Team Members who wish to ship materials and/or equipment to Haiti - should contact: Raymond F. Ford, MD Medical Director 3522 Red Hill Road Charlottesville, VA 22902 434-296-3715 -> 2/2/11 Conversation with Alice White Additional contacts for the clinic would be Bernard Gilles (contact info above) who takes care of the vehicles and gets supplies in Cap Haitien etc. and Rev. Chrisnel Lelievre, Superindentent of the Methodist Church Circuit in Cap Haitien. Dr. Eugene visits a satellite clinic in DonDon when he can. The Tovar Clinic has a lab and Pharmacy, 1 RN and 1 LPN. ------------------------------
hours: -> 5 days a week
mission: To provide for the general welfare of Haitians in the Grison-Garde, Tovar and Latannerie Haitian Communities in northern Haiti. -> To provide for the general welfare of Haitians in the Grison-Garde and Tovar Haitian Communities in northern Haiti. In the past this included construction of churches, schools, and medical clinics. More recently, THM has focused on the physical, and indirectly the emotional, well-being of these communities by providing medical care, medicines, nutritional supplements, food, and potable water. How are these goals accomplished? By: Building and staffing medical clinic – Tovar Assembling all volunteer medical teams to visit these communities 4-5 times per year Funding continued medical care between medical team visits – using professional Haitian staff (physicians and nurses) Providing critical nutritional needs especially for those diagnosed with malnutrition and starvation Drilling wells to provide potable water --------------------------------------------- DONATE AND CONTACT Haiti is the poorest nation in the western hemisphere. They have little access to medical care, potable water and food. The life expectancy is 45 years and the infant mortality rate is estimated to be 15-25%. The country is very mountainous with less than 15% arable. The average annual income is only $300. Education for children is rare and, in many places, non-existent outside schools built and supported by charitable non-government organizations. Even then, the majority of Haitian children remain uneducated resulting in an illiteracy rate of 80%. Consider what it would be like to live under such conditions and then consider making a donation to help those who cannot help themselves. Physicians and other volunteers pay all their own expenses. When possible, the Haiti Mission employs Haitian people from the local community - in most cases providing the only income for the families of these individuals. Funds are needed for purchase of medicines, medical equipment and supplies, food for distribution at the Haiti Mission clinics, school tuition, supplies, uniforms and teachers. To solidify the accomplishments we have made and to continue to provide resources to help the Haitian people build on their successes, we need your help - please contribute. Any amount will help. Multiple small donations can be combined to support any one of the needs listed above. Contributions can be made payable to Providence United Methodist Church, memo "The Haiti Mission". Mail to: Providence United Methodist Church 2810 Providence Road Charlotte, NC 28211 The Haiti Mission is a non-profit, tax exempt 501(3)(c) organization Your gift is tax deductible as permitted by law and you will receive a letter, for tax purposes, acknowledging your donation For additional information about The Haiti Mission, please contact: Alice M. White, RN 6928 Cabin Lane Gloucester, VA 23061 804-695-2803 By Email Physicians, other health care providers potential staff volunteers - including any Team Members who wish to ship materials and/or equipment to Haiti - should contact: Raymond F. Ford, MD Medical Director 3522 Red Hill Road Charlottesville, VA 22902 434-296-3715

parish: Acul-du-Nord & Grande-Rivière-Du-Nord -> Acul-du-Nord
town: Tovar, Latannerie, Grison-Garde -> Tovar
name: The Haiti Mission (Tovar, Don Don, and Latannarie Clinics) -> The Haiti Mission (Tovar and Don Don, Clinics)
address: U.S. ADDR: 6928 Cabin Lane, Gloucester, VA 23061 HAITI Dr. Maklin Eugene comes every Tues and Thursday -> U.S. ADDR: 6928 Cabin Lane, Gloucester, VA 23061 Confirmed GPS Coord.s with Alice White 19°38'01.71" N, 72°17'26.31" W HAITI Dr. Maklin Eugene comes every Tues and Thursday
notes: In the past this included construction of churches, schools, and medical clinics. More recently, THM has focused on the physical, and indirectly the emotional, well-being of these communities by providing medical care, medicines, nutritional supplements, food, and potable water. How are these goals accomplished? By: Building two staffed medical clinics – one at Tovar and one at Latannerie Assembling all volunteer medical teams to visit these communities 4-5 times per year Funding continued medical care between medical team visits – using professional Haitian staff (physicians and nurses) Providing critical nutritional needs especially for those diagnosed with malnutrition and starvation Drilling wells to provide potable water --------------------------------------------- DONATE AND CONTACT Haiti is the poorest nation in the western hemisphere. They have little access to medical care, potable water and food. The life expectancy is 45 years and the infant mortality rate is estimated to be 15-25%. The country is very mountainous with less than 15% arable. The average annual income is only $300. Education for children is rare and, in many places, non-existent outside schools built and supported by charitable non-government organizations. Even then, the majority of Haitian children remain uneducated resulting in an illiteracy rate of 80%. Consider what it would be like to live under such conditions and then consider making a donation to help those who cannot help themselves. Physicians and other volunteers pay all their own expenses. When possible, the Haiti Mission employs Haitian people from the local community - in most cases providing the only income for the families of these individuals. Funds are needed for purchase of medicines, medical equipment and supplies, food for distribution at the Haiti Mission clinics, school tuition, supplies, uniforms and teachers. To solidify the accomplishments we have made and to continue to provide resources to help the Haitian people build on their successes, we need your help - please contribute. Any amount will help. Multiple small donations can be combined to support any one of the needs listed above. Contributions can be made payable to Providence United Methodist Church, memo "The Haiti Mission". Mail to: Providence United Methodist Church 2810 Providence Road Charlotte, NC 28211 The Haiti Mission is a non-profit, tax exempt 501(3)(c) organization Your gift is tax deductible as permitted by law and you will receive a letter, for tax purposes, acknowledging your donation For additional information about The Haiti Mission, please contact: Alice M. White, RN 6928 Cabin Lane Gloucester, VA 23061 804-695-2803 By Email Physicians, other health care providers potential staff volunteers - including any Team Members who wish to ship materials and/or equipment to Haiti - should contact: Raymond F. Ford, MD Medical Director 3522 Red Hill Road Charlottesville, VA 22902 434-296-3715 -> 2/2/11 Conversation with Alice White Additional contacts for the clinic would be Bernard Gilles (contact info above) who takes care of the vehicles and gets supplies in Cap Haitien etc. and Rev. Chrisnel Lelievre, Superindentent of the Methodist Church Circuit in Cap Haitien. Dr. Eugene visits a satellite clinic in DonDon when he can. The Tovar Clinic has a lab and Pharmacy, 1 RN and 1 LPN. ------------------------------ In the past this included construction of churches, schools, and medical clinics. More recently, THM has focused on the physical, and indirectly the emotional, well-being of these communities by providing medical care, medicines, nutritional supplements, food, and potable water. How are these goals accomplished? By: Building and staffing medical clinic – Tovar Assembling all volunteer medical teams to visit these communities 4-5 times per year Funding continued medical care between medical team visits – using professional Haitian staff (physicians and nurses) Providing critical nutritional needs especially for those diagnosed with malnutrition and starvation Drilling wells to provide potable water --------------------------------------------- DONATE AND CONTACT Haiti is the poorest nation in the western hemisphere. They have little access to medical care, potable water and food. The life expectancy is 45 years and the infant mortality rate is estimated to be 15-25%. The country is very mountainous with less than 15% arable. The average annual income is only $300. Education for children is rare and, in many places, non-existent outside schools built and supported by charitable non-government organizations. Even then, the majority of Haitian children remain uneducated resulting in an illiteracy rate of 80%. Consider what it would be like to live under such conditions and then consider making a donation to help those who cannot help themselves. Physicians and other volunteers pay all their own expenses. When possible, the Haiti Mission employs Haitian people from the local community - in most cases providing the only income for the families of these individuals. Funds are needed for purchase of medicines, medical equipment and supplies, food for distribution at the Haiti Mission clinics, school tuition, supplies, uniforms and teachers. To solidify the accomplishments we have made and to continue to provide resources to help the Haitian people build on their successes, we need your help - please contribute. Any amount will help. Multiple small donations can be combined to support any one of the needs listed above. Contributions can be made payable to Providence United Methodist Church, memo "The Haiti Mission". Mail to: Providence United Methodist Church 2810 Providence Road Charlotte, NC 28211 The Haiti Mission is a non-profit, tax exempt 501(3)(c) organization Your gift is tax deductible as permitted by law and you will receive a letter, for tax purposes, acknowledging your donation For additional information about The Haiti Mission, please contact: Alice M. White, RN 6928 Cabin Lane Gloucester, VA 23061 804-695-2803 By Email Physicians, other health care providers potential staff volunteers - including any Team Members who wish to ship materials and/or equipment to Haiti - should contact: Raymond F. Ford, MD Medical Director 3522 Red Hill Road Charlottesville, VA 22902 434-296-3715
other_contacts changed.

region: Northern -> Nord

parish: -> Acul-du-Nord & Grande-Rivière-Du-Nord

town: Grison-Garde, Tovar, Latannerie -> Tovar, Latannerie, Grison-Garde
other_contacts changed.

address: U.S. ADDR: 6928 Cabin Lane, Gloucester, VA 23061 HAITI -> U.S. ADDR: 6928 Cabin Lane, Gloucester, VA 23061 HAITI Dr. Maklin Eugene comes every Tues and Thursday
other_contacts changed.

notes: In the past this included construction of churches, schools, and medical clinics. More recently, THM has focused on the physical, and indirectly the emotional, well-being of these communities by providing medical care, medicines, nutritional supplements, food, and potable water. How are these goals accomplished? By: Building two staffed medical clinics – one at Tovar and one at Latannerie Assembling all volunteer medical teams to visit these communities 4-5 times per year Funding continued medical care between medical team visits – using professional Haitian staff (physicians and nurses) Providing critical nutritional needs especially for those diagnosed with malnutrition and starvation Drilling wells to provide potable water -> In the past this included construction of churches, schools, and medical clinics. More recently, THM has focused on the physical, and indirectly the emotional, well-being of these communities by providing medical care, medicines, nutritional supplements, food, and potable water. How are these goals accomplished? By: Building two staffed medical clinics – one at Tovar and one at Latannerie Assembling all volunteer medical teams to visit these communities 4-5 times per year Funding continued medical care between medical team visits – using professional Haitian staff (physicians and nurses) Providing critical nutritional needs especially for those diagnosed with malnutrition and starvation Drilling wells to provide potable water --------------------------------------------- DONATE AND CONTACT Haiti is the poorest nation in the western hemisphere. They have little access to medical care, potable water and food. The life expectancy is 45 years and the infant mortality rate is estimated to be 15-25%. The country is very mountainous with less than 15% arable. The average annual income is only $300. Education for children is rare and, in many places, non-existent outside schools built and supported by charitable non-government organizations. Even then, the majority of Haitian children remain uneducated resulting in an illiteracy rate of 80%. Consider what it would be like to live under such conditions and then consider making a donation to help those who cannot help themselves. Physicians and other volunteers pay all their own expenses. When possible, the Haiti Mission employs Haitian people from the local community - in most cases providing the only income for the families of these individuals. Funds are needed for purchase of medicines, medical equipment and supplies, food for distribution at the Haiti Mission clinics, school tuition, supplies, uniforms and teachers. To solidify the accomplishments we have made and to continue to provide resources to help the Haitian people build on their successes, we need your help - please contribute. Any amount will help. Multiple small donations can be combined to support any one of the needs listed above. Contributions can be made payable to Providence United Methodist Church, memo "The Haiti Mission". Mail to: Providence United Methodist Church 2810 Providence Road Charlotte, NC 28211 The Haiti Mission is a non-profit, tax exempt 501(3)(c) organization Your gift is tax deductible as permitted by law and you will receive a letter, for tax purposes, acknowledging your donation For additional information about The Haiti Mission, please contact: Alice M. White, RN 6928 Cabin Lane Gloucester, VA 23061 804-695-2803 By Email Physicians, other health care providers potential staff volunteers - including any Team Members who wish to ship materials and/or equipment to Haiti - should contact: Raymond F. Ford, MD Medical Director 3522 Red Hill Road Charlottesville, VA 22902 434-296-3715
other_contacts changed.

town: Tovar, Latannerie -> Grison-Garde, Tovar, Latannerie
region: Haiti, Caribbean -> Northern
areas_served: Tovar, Latannerie , Haiti -> Grison-Garde, Tovar, Latannerie

town: -> Tovar, Latannerie
address: 6928 Cabin Lane Gloucester, VA 23061 -> U.S. ADDR: 6928 Cabin Lane, Gloucester, VA 23061 HAITI
areas_served: -> Tovar, Latannerie , Haiti

notes: -> In the past this included construction of churches, schools, and medical clinics. More recently, THM has focused on the physical, and indirectly the emotional, well-being of these communities by providing medical care, medicines, nutritional supplements, food, and potable water. How are these goals accomplished? By: Building two staffed medical clinics – one at Tovar and one at Latannerie Assembling all volunteer medical teams to visit these communities 4-5 times per year Funding continued medical care between medical team visits – using professional Haitian staff (physicians and nurses) Providing critical nutritional needs especially for those diagnosed with malnutrition and starvation Drilling wells to provide potable water
mission: -> To provide for the general welfare of Haitians in the Grison-Garde, Tovar and Latannerie Haitian Communities in northern Haiti.

name: The Haiti Mission (Tovar and Latannarie Clinics) -> The Haiti Mission (Tovar, Don Don, and Latannarie Clinics)

name: The Haiti Mission -> The Haiti Mission (Tovar and Latannarie Clinics)
main_phone: -> 804-695-2803
mgt_contact changed.
address: -> 6928 Cabin Lane Gloucester, VA 23061
other_contacts changed.