mission: ASSOCIATION HAITIENNE DE DEVELOPPEMENT HUMAIN, INC.,is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded in November 1986 by a group of Haitians in New Orleans, Louisiana, who pooled their professional, intellectual, economic and cultural resources in order to: Promote the welfare of Haitians by contributing to and / or instituting humanitarian programs (health, education, culture, development, etc) in Haiti and in Louisiana Share the Haitian cultural heritage with Louisiana by participating in local cultural traditions and / or by creating our own cultural events such as art exhibits, theatre, documentary films, radio and television programs and celebrations of our historical dates -> ASSOCIATION HAITIENNE DE DEVELOPPEMENT HUMAIN, INC.,is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded in November 1986 by a group of Haitians in New Orleans, Louisiana, who pooled their professional, intellectual, economic and cultural resources in order to: Promote the welfare of Haitians by contributing to and / or instituting humanitarian programs (health, education, culture, development, etc) in Haiti and in Louisiana Share the Haitian cultural heritage with Louisiana by participating in local cultural traditions and / or by creating our own cultural events such as art exhibits, theatre, documentary films, radio and television programs and celebrations of our historical dates

mission: ASSOCIATION HAITIENNE DE DEVELOPPEMENT HUMAIN, INC.,is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded in November 1986 by a group of Haitians in New Orleans, Louisiana, who pooled their professional, intellectual, economic and cultural resources in order to: Promote the welfare of Haitians by contributing to and / or instituting humanitarian programs (health, education, culture, development, etc) in Haiti and in Louisiana Share the Haitian cultural heritage with Louisiana by participating in local cultural traditions and / or by creating our own cultural events such as art exhibits, theatre, documentary films, radio and television programs and celebrations of our historical dates -> ASSOCIATION HAITIENNE DE DEVELOPPEMENT HUMAIN, INC.,is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded in November 1986 by a group of Haitians in New Orleans, Louisiana, who pooled their professional, intellectual, economic and cultural resources in order to: Promote the welfare of Haitians by contributing to and / or instituting humanitarian programs (health, education, culture, development, etc) in Haiti and in Louisiana Share the Haitian cultural heritage with Louisiana by participating in local cultural traditions and / or by creating our own cultural events such as art exhibits, theatre, documentary films, radio and television programs and celebrations of our historical dates

notes: HEAS Cholera Medical Facility Questionnaire sent to contacts for this site on 12/13/10 by Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Volunteer ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE - CHOLERA UPDATE: Cholera In La Vallee La Vallee received its first Cholera patient on Tuesday, November 16th. The staff quickly erected the hospital tent to receive patients. The tent had been removed and stored after being used during the earthquake . In Haiti, beyond every mountain is another mountain, and beyond every crisis is another crisis. Thankfully, we were quickly prepared. We know there will be more Cholera patients, so in preparation more tents are erected. CODEVA and AHDH recently acquired this property adjacent to the hospital. It is planned to allow for expansion of clinical services (outpatient clinics, dialysis, etc) and as space for rapid crisis response with outdoor hospital care (earthquake, isolation area). The problem now is to find physicians and nurses to staff the hospital. The interns who have been working here have left, as their assignment at St. Joseph Hospital has ended. ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE: Haiti Needs All Of Us - AHDH Offers You That Avenue - Time For Action Is NOW November 30, 2010: URGENT Need For funds to hire a full time MD and full time RN at St. Joseph Hospital, La Vallee de Jacmel Dear Members, Volunteers and Friends of A.H.D.H., As you have no doubt heard in the news, Haiti is now dealing with an outbreak of cholera. The moment is for prompt action. Lives will be lost for lack of simple interventions, like we just witnessed it until a few days ago, when we left Haiti. On Tuesday, November 30th, we took to the air. For our interview on NBC, Chanel 6, in New Orleans, please go to WDSU.com and read "Local Doctor Pleads For Help With Haiti Outbreak". For donation, click on "Donate To AHDH", on the right margin of this site We encourage using our P.O. Box address as seen there and below for donation. At St. Joseph Hospital in Ridore, La Vallee de Jacmel, we have admitted several patients with cholera. All have come from outside of the La Vallee area, principally from Port au Prince, to be with family and seek help. Based on the experience in the rest of Haiti, we expect to see more cases. Just at this moment of crisis we will loose our young interns and nurses who have worked at the hospital this year fulfilling their public service commitment. Additionally, the volunteers of the 49th AHDH Mission have completed their work and returned home. In normal years this would not be a great problem while we wait for their replacements, but this year we fear will be exceptional. Cholera patients arriving at the hospital are at great risk of death without a physician ready to apply aggressive rehydration and antibiotics and guide their care. The community at large is at risk as well for the spread of the disease if these patients go home without proper care. We are appealing to all concerned individuals to help in this cause. If you are a physician or nurse, please step forward in this time of crisis by volunteering your services. All may help with donations to hire a full time physician and nurse to be placed as soon as possible. Please contact AHDH coordinator of missions in Haiti: chasrene @ bellsouth.net. To donate directly, mail checks to AHDH,Inc P.O. Box: 2883 La Place, LA 70069 Share this message with your colleagues and see if any staffing or financial help is possible. Please, let me know. Charles Rene, MD, FACOG Clinical Associate Professor of OB/Gyn Tulane University, New Orleans, LA Coordinator of Medical Missions for Haiti, AHDH phone: 011-509-3757-7264 chasrene @ bellsouth.net ----------------------------------------- No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting. -> HEAS Cholera Medical Facility Questionnaire sent to contacts for this site on 12/13/10 by Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Volunteer ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE - CHOLERA UPDATE: Cholera In La Vallee La Vallee received its first Cholera patient on Tuesday, November 16th. The staff quickly erected the hospital tent to receive patients. The tent had been removed and stored after being used during the earthquake . In Haiti, beyond every mountain is another mountain, and beyond every crisis is another crisis. Thankfully, we were quickly prepared. We know there will be more Cholera patients, so in preparation more tents are erected. CODEVA and AHDH recently acquired this property adjacent to the hospital. It is planned to allow for expansion of clinical services (outpatient clinics, dialysis, etc) and as space for rapid crisis response with outdoor hospital care (earthquake, isolation area). The problem now is to find physicians and nurses to staff the hospital. The interns who have been working here have left, as their assignment at St. Joseph Hospital has ended. ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE: Haiti Needs All Of Us - AHDH Offers You That Avenue - Time For Action Is NOW November 30, 2010: URGENT Need For funds to hire a full time MD and full time RN at St. Joseph Hospital, La Vallee de Jacmel Dear Members, Volunteers and Friends of A.H.D.H., As you have no doubt heard in the news, Haiti is now dealing with an outbreak of cholera. The moment is for prompt action. Lives will be lost for lack of simple interventions, like we just witnessed it until a few days ago, when we left Haiti. On Tuesday, November 30th, we took to the air. For our interview on NBC, Chanel 6, in New Orleans, please go to WDSU.com and read "Local Doctor Pleads For Help With Haiti Outbreak". For donation, click on "Donate To AHDH", on the right margin of this site We encourage using our P.O. Box address as seen there and below for donation. At St. Joseph Hospital in Ridore, La Vallee de Jacmel, we have admitted several patients with cholera. All have come from outside of the La Vallee area, principally from Port au Prince, to be with family and seek help. Based on the experience in the rest of Haiti, we expect to see more cases. Just at this moment of crisis we will loose our young interns and nurses who have worked at the hospital this year fulfilling their public service commitment. Additionally, the volunteers of the 49th AHDH Mission have completed their work and returned home. In normal years this would not be a great problem while we wait for their replacements, but this year we fear will be exceptional. Cholera patients arriving at the hospital are at great risk of death without a physician ready to apply aggressive rehydration and antibiotics and guide their care. The community at large is at risk as well for the spread of the disease if these patients go home without proper care. We are appealing to all concerned individuals to help in this cause. If you are a physician or nurse, please step forward in this time of crisis by volunteering your services. All may help with donations to hire a full time physician and nurse to be placed as soon as possible. Please contact AHDH coordinator of missions in Haiti: chasrene @ bellsouth.net. To donate directly, mail checks to AHDH,Inc P.O. Box: 2883 La Place, LA 70069 Share this message with your colleagues and see if any staffing or financial help is possible. Please, let me know. Charles Rene, MD, FACOG Clinical Associate Professor of OB/Gyn Tulane University, New Orleans, LA Coordinator of Medical Missions for Haiti, AHDH phone: 011-509-3757-7264 chasrene @ bellsouth.net ----------------------------------------- No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting.

notes: HEAS Cholera Medical Facility Questionnaire sent to contacts for this site on 12/13/10 by Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Volunteer ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE - CHOLERA UPDATE: Cholera In La Vallee La Vallee received its first Cholera patient on Tuesday, November 16th. The staff quickly erected the hospital tent to receive patients. The tent had been removed and stored after being used during the earthquake . In Haiti, beyond every mountain is another mountain, and beyond every crisis is another crisis. Thankfully, we were quickly prepared. We know there will be more Cholera patients, so in preparation more tents are erected. CODEVA and AHDH recently acquired this property adjacent to the hospital. It is planned to allow for expansion of clinical services (outpatient clinics, dialysis, etc) and as space for rapid crisis response with outdoor hospital care (earthquake, isolation area). The problem now is to find physicians and nurses to staff the hospital. The interns who have been working here have left, as their assignment at St. Joseph Hospital has ended. ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE: Haiti Needs All Of Us - AHDH Offers You That Avenue - Time For Action Is NOW November 30, 2010: URGENT Need For funds to hire a full time MD and full time RN at St. Joseph Hospital, La Vallee de Jacmel Dear Members, Volunteers and Friends of A.H.D.H., As you have no doubt heard in the news, Haiti is now dealing with an outbreak of cholera. The moment is for prompt action. Lives will be lost for lack of simple interventions, like we just witnessed it until a few days ago, when we left Haiti. On Tuesday, November 30th, we took to the air. For our interview on NBC, Chanel 6, in New Orleans, please go to WDSU.com and read "Local Doctor Pleads For Help With Haiti Outbreak" For donation, click on "Donate To AHDH", on the right margin of this site We encourage using our P.O. Box address as seen there and below for donation. At St. Joseph Hospital in Ridore, La Vallee de Jacmel, we have admitted several patients with cholera. All have come from outside of the La Vallee area, principally from Port au Prince, to be with family and seek help. Based on the experience in the rest of Haiti, we expect to see more cases. Just at this moment of crisis we will loose our young interns and nurses who have worked at the hospital this year fulfilling their public service commitment. Additionally, the volunteers of the 49th AHDH Mission have completed their work and returned home. In normal years this would not be a great problem while we wait for their replacements, but this year we fear will be exceptional. Cholera patients arriving at the hospital are at great risk of death without a physician ready to apply aggressive rehydration and antibiotics and guide their care. The community at large is at risk as well for the spread of the disease if these patients go home without proper care. We are appealing to all concerned individuals to help in this cause. If you are a physician or nurse, please step forward in this time of crisis by volunteering your services. All may help with donations to hire a full time physician and nurse to be placed as soon as possible. Please contact AHDH coordinator of missions in Haiti: chasrene @ bellsouth.net. To donate directly, mail checks to AHDH,Inc P.O. Box: 2883 La Place, LA 70069 Share this message with your colleagues and see if any staffing or financial help is possible. Please, let me know. Charles Rene, MD, FACOG Clinical Associate Professor of OB/Gyn Tulane University, New Orleans, LA Coordinator of Medical Missions for Haiti, AHDH phone: 011-509-3757-7264 chasrene @ bellsouth.net ----------------------------------------- No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting. -> HEAS Cholera Medical Facility Questionnaire sent to contacts for this site on 12/13/10 by Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Volunteer ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE - CHOLERA UPDATE: Cholera In La Vallee La Vallee received its first Cholera patient on Tuesday, November 16th. The staff quickly erected the hospital tent to receive patients. The tent had been removed and stored after being used during the earthquake . In Haiti, beyond every mountain is another mountain, and beyond every crisis is another crisis. Thankfully, we were quickly prepared. We know there will be more Cholera patients, so in preparation more tents are erected. CODEVA and AHDH recently acquired this property adjacent to the hospital. It is planned to allow for expansion of clinical services (outpatient clinics, dialysis, etc) and as space for rapid crisis response with outdoor hospital care (earthquake, isolation area). The problem now is to find physicians and nurses to staff the hospital. The interns who have been working here have left, as their assignment at St. Joseph Hospital has ended. ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE: Haiti Needs All Of Us - AHDH Offers You That Avenue - Time For Action Is NOW November 30, 2010: URGENT Need For funds to hire a full time MD and full time RN at St. Joseph Hospital, La Vallee de Jacmel Dear Members, Volunteers and Friends of A.H.D.H., As you have no doubt heard in the news, Haiti is now dealing with an outbreak of cholera. The moment is for prompt action. Lives will be lost for lack of simple interventions, like we just witnessed it until a few days ago, when we left Haiti. On Tuesday, November 30th, we took to the air. For our interview on NBC, Chanel 6, in New Orleans, please go to WDSU.com and read "Local Doctor Pleads For Help With Haiti Outbreak". For donation, click on "Donate To AHDH", on the right margin of this site We encourage using our P.O. Box address as seen there and below for donation. At St. Joseph Hospital in Ridore, La Vallee de Jacmel, we have admitted several patients with cholera. All have come from outside of the La Vallee area, principally from Port au Prince, to be with family and seek help. Based on the experience in the rest of Haiti, we expect to see more cases. Just at this moment of crisis we will loose our young interns and nurses who have worked at the hospital this year fulfilling their public service commitment. Additionally, the volunteers of the 49th AHDH Mission have completed their work and returned home. In normal years this would not be a great problem while we wait for their replacements, but this year we fear will be exceptional. Cholera patients arriving at the hospital are at great risk of death without a physician ready to apply aggressive rehydration and antibiotics and guide their care. The community at large is at risk as well for the spread of the disease if these patients go home without proper care. We are appealing to all concerned individuals to help in this cause. If you are a physician or nurse, please step forward in this time of crisis by volunteering your services. All may help with donations to hire a full time physician and nurse to be placed as soon as possible. Please contact AHDH coordinator of missions in Haiti: chasrene @ bellsouth.net. To donate directly, mail checks to AHDH,Inc P.O. Box: 2883 La Place, LA 70069 Share this message with your colleagues and see if any staffing or financial help is possible. Please, let me know. Charles Rene, MD, FACOG Clinical Associate Professor of OB/Gyn Tulane University, New Orleans, LA Coordinator of Medical Missions for Haiti, AHDH phone: 011-509-3757-7264 chasrene @ bellsouth.net ----------------------------------------- No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting.
mission: ASSOCIATION HAITIENNE DE DEVELOPPEMENT HUMAIN, INC.,is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded in November 1986 by a group of Haitians in New Orleans, Louisiana, who pooled their professional, intellectual, economic and cultural resources in order to: Promote the welfare of Haitians by contributing to and / or instituting humanitarian programs (health, education, culture, development, etc) in Haiti and in Louisiana Share the Haitian cultural heritage with Louisiana by participating in local cultural traditions and / or by creating our own cultural events such as art exhibits, theatre, documentary films, radio and television programs and celebrations of our historical dates -> ASSOCIATION HAITIENNE DE DEVELOPPEMENT HUMAIN, INC.,is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded in November 1986 by a group of Haitians in New Orleans, Louisiana, who pooled their professional, intellectual, economic and cultural resources in order to: Promote the welfare of Haitians by contributing to and / or instituting humanitarian programs (health, education, culture, development, etc) in Haiti and in Louisiana Share the Haitian cultural heritage with Louisiana by participating in local cultural traditions and / or by creating our own cultural events such as art exhibits, theatre, documentary films, radio and television programs and celebrations of our historical dates

mission: ASSOCIATION HAITIENNE DE DEVELOPPEMENT HUMAIN, INC.,is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization founded in November 1986 by a group of Haitians in New Orleans, Louisiana, who pooled their professional, intellectual, economic and cultural resources in order to: Promote the welfare of Haitians by contributing to and / or instituting humanitarian programs (health, education, culture, development, etc) in Haiti and in Louisiana Share the Haitian cultural heritage with Louisiana by participating in local cultural traditions and / or by creating our own cultural events such as art exhibits, theatre, documentary films, radio and television programs and celebrations of our historical dates -> ASSOCIATION HAITIENNE DE DEVELOPPEMENT HUMAIN, INC.,is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded in November 1986 by a group of Haitians in New Orleans, Louisiana, who pooled their professional, intellectual, economic and cultural resources in order to: Promote the welfare of Haitians by contributing to and / or instituting humanitarian programs (health, education, culture, development, etc) in Haiti and in Louisiana Share the Haitian cultural heritage with Louisiana by participating in local cultural traditions and / or by creating our own cultural events such as art exhibits, theatre, documentary films, radio and television programs and celebrations of our historical dates

notes: HEAS Cholera Medical Facility Questionnaire sent to contacts for this site on 12/13/10 by Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Volunteer ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE: Haiti Needs All Of Us - AHDH Offers You That Avenue - Time For Action Is NOW November 30, 2010: URGENT Need For funds to hire a full time MD and full time RN at St. Joseph Hospital, La Vallee de Jacmel Dear Members, Volunteers and Friends of A.H.D.H., As you have no doubt heard in the news, Haiti is now dealing with an outbreak of cholera. The moment is for prompt action. Lives will be lost for lack of simple interventions, like we just witnessed it until a few days ago, when we left Haiti. On Tuesday, November 30th, we took to the air. For our interview on NBC, Chanel 6, in New Orleans, please go to WDSU.com and read "Local Doctor Pleads For Help With Haiti Outbreak" For donation, click on "Donate To AHDH", on the right margin of this site We encourage using our P.O. Box address as seen there and below for donation. At St. Joseph Hospital in Ridore, La Vallee de Jacmel, we have admitted several patients with cholera. All have come from outside of the La Vallee area, principally from Port au Prince, to be with family and seek help. Based on the experience in the rest of Haiti, we expect to see more cases. Just at this moment of crisis we will loose our young interns and nurses who have worked at the hospital this year fulfilling their public service commitment. Additionally, the volunteers of the 49th AHDH Mission have completed their work and returned home. In normal years this would not be a great problem while we wait for their replacements, but this year we fear will be exceptional. Cholera patients arriving at the hospital are at great risk of death without a physician ready to apply aggressive rehydration and antibiotics and guide their care. The community at large is at risk as well for the spread of the disease if these patients go home without proper care. We are appealing to all concerned individuals to help in this cause. If you are a physician or nurse, please step forward in this time of crisis by volunteering your services. All may help with donations to hire a full time physician and nurse to be placed as soon as possible. Please contact AHDH coordinator of missions in Haiti: chasrene @ bellsouth.net. To donate directly, mail checks to AHDH,Inc P.O. Box: 2883 La Place, LA 70069 Share this message with your colleagues and see if any staffing or financial help is possible. Please, let me know. Charles Rene, MD, FACOG Clinical Associate Professor of OB/Gyn Tulane University, New Orleans, LA Coordinator of Medical Missions for Haiti, AHDH phone: 011-509-3757-7264 chasrene @ bellsouth.net ----------------------------------------- No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting. -> HEAS Cholera Medical Facility Questionnaire sent to contacts for this site on 12/13/10 by Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Volunteer ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE - CHOLERA UPDATE: Cholera In La Vallee La Vallee received its first Cholera patient on Tuesday, November 16th. The staff quickly erected the hospital tent to receive patients. The tent had been removed and stored after being used during the earthquake . In Haiti, beyond every mountain is another mountain, and beyond every crisis is another crisis. Thankfully, we were quickly prepared. We know there will be more Cholera patients, so in preparation more tents are erected. CODEVA and AHDH recently acquired this property adjacent to the hospital. It is planned to allow for expansion of clinical services (outpatient clinics, dialysis, etc) and as space for rapid crisis response with outdoor hospital care (earthquake, isolation area). The problem now is to find physicians and nurses to staff the hospital. The interns who have been working here have left, as their assignment at St. Joseph Hospital has ended. ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE: Haiti Needs All Of Us - AHDH Offers You That Avenue - Time For Action Is NOW November 30, 2010: URGENT Need For funds to hire a full time MD and full time RN at St. Joseph Hospital, La Vallee de Jacmel Dear Members, Volunteers and Friends of A.H.D.H., As you have no doubt heard in the news, Haiti is now dealing with an outbreak of cholera. The moment is for prompt action. Lives will be lost for lack of simple interventions, like we just witnessed it until a few days ago, when we left Haiti. On Tuesday, November 30th, we took to the air. For our interview on NBC, Chanel 6, in New Orleans, please go to WDSU.com and read "Local Doctor Pleads For Help With Haiti Outbreak" For donation, click on "Donate To AHDH", on the right margin of this site We encourage using our P.O. Box address as seen there and below for donation. At St. Joseph Hospital in Ridore, La Vallee de Jacmel, we have admitted several patients with cholera. All have come from outside of the La Vallee area, principally from Port au Prince, to be with family and seek help. Based on the experience in the rest of Haiti, we expect to see more cases. Just at this moment of crisis we will loose our young interns and nurses who have worked at the hospital this year fulfilling their public service commitment. Additionally, the volunteers of the 49th AHDH Mission have completed their work and returned home. In normal years this would not be a great problem while we wait for their replacements, but this year we fear will be exceptional. Cholera patients arriving at the hospital are at great risk of death without a physician ready to apply aggressive rehydration and antibiotics and guide their care. The community at large is at risk as well for the spread of the disease if these patients go home without proper care. We are appealing to all concerned individuals to help in this cause. If you are a physician or nurse, please step forward in this time of crisis by volunteering your services. All may help with donations to hire a full time physician and nurse to be placed as soon as possible. Please contact AHDH coordinator of missions in Haiti: chasrene @ bellsouth.net. To donate directly, mail checks to AHDH,Inc P.O. Box: 2883 La Place, LA 70069 Share this message with your colleagues and see if any staffing or financial help is possible. Please, let me know. Charles Rene, MD, FACOG Clinical Associate Professor of OB/Gyn Tulane University, New Orleans, LA Coordinator of Medical Missions for Haiti, AHDH phone: 011-509-3757-7264 chasrene @ bellsouth.net ----------------------------------------- No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting.

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notes: HEAS Cholera Medical Facility Questionnaire sent to contacts for this site on 12/13/10 by Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Volunteer ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE: Haiti Needs All Of Us - AHDH Offers You That Avenue - Time For Action Is NOW November 30, 2010: URGENT Need For funds to hire a full time MD and full time RN at St. Joseph Hospital, La Vallee de Jacmel Dear Members, Volunteers and Friends of A.H.D.H., As you have no doubt heard in the news, Haiti is now dealing with an outbreak of cholera. The moment is for prompt action. Lives will be lost for lack of simple interventions, like we just witnessed it until a few days ago, when we left Haiti. On Tuesday, November 30th, we took to the air. For our interview on NBC, Chanel 6, in New Orleans, please go to WDSU.com and read "Local Doctor Pleads For Help With Haiti Outbreak" For donation, click on "Donate To AHDH", on the right margin of this site We encourage using our P.O. Box address as seen there and below for donation. At St. Joseph Hospital in Ridore, La Vallee de Jacmel, we have admitted several patients with cholera. All have come from outside of the La Vallee area, principally from Port au Prince, to be with family and seek help. Based on the experience in the rest of Haiti, we expect to see more cases. Just at this moment of crisis we will loose our young interns and nurses who have worked at the hospital this year fulfilling their public service commitment. Additionally, the volunteers of the 49th AHDH Mission have completed their work and returned home. In normal years this would not be a great problem while we wait for their replacements, but this year we fear will be exceptional. Cholera patients arriving at the hospital are at great risk of death without a physician ready to apply aggressive rehydration and antibiotics and guide their care. The community at large is at risk as well for the spread of the disease if these patients go home without proper care. We are appealing to all concerned individuals to help in this cause. If you are a physician or nurse, please step forward in this time of crisis by volunteering your services. All may help with donations to hire a full time physician and nurse to be placed as soon as possible. Please contact AHDH coordinator of missions in Haiti: chasrene @ bellsouth.net. To donate directly, mail checks to AHDH,Inc P.O. Box: 2883 La Place, LA 70069 Share this message with your colleagues and see if any staffing or financial help is possible. Please, let me know. Charles Rene, MD, FACOG Clinical Associate Professor of OB/Gyn Tulane University, New Orleans, LA Coordinator of Medical Missions for Haiti, AHDH phone: 011-509-3-757-7264 chasrene @ bellsouth.net ----------------------------------------- No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting. -> HEAS Cholera Medical Facility Questionnaire sent to contacts for this site on 12/13/10 by Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Volunteer ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE: Haiti Needs All Of Us - AHDH Offers You That Avenue - Time For Action Is NOW November 30, 2010: URGENT Need For funds to hire a full time MD and full time RN at St. Joseph Hospital, La Vallee de Jacmel Dear Members, Volunteers and Friends of A.H.D.H., As you have no doubt heard in the news, Haiti is now dealing with an outbreak of cholera. The moment is for prompt action. Lives will be lost for lack of simple interventions, like we just witnessed it until a few days ago, when we left Haiti. On Tuesday, November 30th, we took to the air. For our interview on NBC, Chanel 6, in New Orleans, please go to WDSU.com and read "Local Doctor Pleads For Help With Haiti Outbreak" For donation, click on "Donate To AHDH", on the right margin of this site We encourage using our P.O. Box address as seen there and below for donation. At St. Joseph Hospital in Ridore, La Vallee de Jacmel, we have admitted several patients with cholera. All have come from outside of the La Vallee area, principally from Port au Prince, to be with family and seek help. Based on the experience in the rest of Haiti, we expect to see more cases. Just at this moment of crisis we will loose our young interns and nurses who have worked at the hospital this year fulfilling their public service commitment. Additionally, the volunteers of the 49th AHDH Mission have completed their work and returned home. In normal years this would not be a great problem while we wait for their replacements, but this year we fear will be exceptional. Cholera patients arriving at the hospital are at great risk of death without a physician ready to apply aggressive rehydration and antibiotics and guide their care. The community at large is at risk as well for the spread of the disease if these patients go home without proper care. We are appealing to all concerned individuals to help in this cause. If you are a physician or nurse, please step forward in this time of crisis by volunteering your services. All may help with donations to hire a full time physician and nurse to be placed as soon as possible. Please contact AHDH coordinator of missions in Haiti: chasrene @ bellsouth.net. To donate directly, mail checks to AHDH,Inc P.O. Box: 2883 La Place, LA 70069 Share this message with your colleagues and see if any staffing or financial help is possible. Please, let me know. Charles Rene, MD, FACOG Clinical Associate Professor of OB/Gyn Tulane University, New Orleans, LA Coordinator of Medical Missions for Haiti, AHDH phone: 011-509-3757-7264 chasrene @ bellsouth.net ----------------------------------------- No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting.

notes: HEAS Cholera Medical Facility Questionnaire sent to contacts for this site on 12/13/10 by Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Volunteer ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE: Haiti Needs All Of Us - AHDH Offers You That Avenue - Time For Action Is NOW November 30, 2010: URGENT Need For funds to hire a full time MD and full time RN at St. Joseph Hospital, La Vallee de Jacmel Dear Members, Volunteers and Friends of A.H.D.H., As you have no doubt heard in the news, Haiti is now dealing with an outbreak of cholera. The moment is for prompt action. Lives will be lost for lack of simple interventions, like we just witnessed it until a few days ago, when we left Haiti. On Tuesday, November 30th, we took to the air. For our interview on NBC, Chanel 6, in New Orleans, please go to WDSU.com and read "Local Doctor Pleads For Help With Haiti Outbreak" For donation, click on "Donate To AHDH", on the right margin of this site We encourage using our P.O. Box address as seen there and below for donation. At St. Joseph Hospital in Ridore, La Vallee de Jacmel, we have admitted several patients with cholera. All have come from outside of the La Vallee area, principally from Port au Prince, to be with family and seek help. Based on the experience in the rest of Haiti, we expect to see more cases. Just at this moment of crisis we will loose our young interns and nurses who have worked at the hospital this year fulfilling their public service commitment. Additionally, the volunteers of the 49th AHDH Mission have completed their work and returned home. In normal years this would not be a great problem while we wait for their replacements, but this year we fear will be exceptional. Cholera patients arriving at the hospital are at great risk of death without a physician ready to apply aggressive rehydration and antibiotics and guide their care. The community at large is at risk as well for the spread of the disease if these patients go home without proper care. We are appealing to all concerned individuals to help in this cause. If you are a physician or nurse, please step forward in this time of crisis by volunteering your services. All may help with donations to hire a full time physician and nurse to be placed as soon as possible. Please contact AHDH coordinator of missions in Haiti: chasrene @ bellsouth.net. To donate directly, mail checks to AHDH,Inc P.O. Box: 2883 La Place, LA 70069 Share this message with your colleagues and see if any staffing or financial help is possible. Please, let me know. Charles Rene, MD, FACOG Clinical Associate Professor of OB/Gyn Tulane University, New Orleans, LA Coordinator of Medical Missions for Haiti, AHDH phone: 011-509-3-757-7264 chasrene@bellsouth.net ----------------------------------------- No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting. -> HEAS Cholera Medical Facility Questionnaire sent to contacts for this site on 12/13/10 by Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Volunteer ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE: Haiti Needs All Of Us - AHDH Offers You That Avenue - Time For Action Is NOW November 30, 2010: URGENT Need For funds to hire a full time MD and full time RN at St. Joseph Hospital, La Vallee de Jacmel Dear Members, Volunteers and Friends of A.H.D.H., As you have no doubt heard in the news, Haiti is now dealing with an outbreak of cholera. The moment is for prompt action. Lives will be lost for lack of simple interventions, like we just witnessed it until a few days ago, when we left Haiti. On Tuesday, November 30th, we took to the air. For our interview on NBC, Chanel 6, in New Orleans, please go to WDSU.com and read "Local Doctor Pleads For Help With Haiti Outbreak" For donation, click on "Donate To AHDH", on the right margin of this site We encourage using our P.O. Box address as seen there and below for donation. At St. Joseph Hospital in Ridore, La Vallee de Jacmel, we have admitted several patients with cholera. All have come from outside of the La Vallee area, principally from Port au Prince, to be with family and seek help. Based on the experience in the rest of Haiti, we expect to see more cases. Just at this moment of crisis we will loose our young interns and nurses who have worked at the hospital this year fulfilling their public service commitment. Additionally, the volunteers of the 49th AHDH Mission have completed their work and returned home. In normal years this would not be a great problem while we wait for their replacements, but this year we fear will be exceptional. Cholera patients arriving at the hospital are at great risk of death without a physician ready to apply aggressive rehydration and antibiotics and guide their care. The community at large is at risk as well for the spread of the disease if these patients go home without proper care. We are appealing to all concerned individuals to help in this cause. If you are a physician or nurse, please step forward in this time of crisis by volunteering your services. All may help with donations to hire a full time physician and nurse to be placed as soon as possible. Please contact AHDH coordinator of missions in Haiti: chasrene @ bellsouth.net. To donate directly, mail checks to AHDH,Inc P.O. Box: 2883 La Place, LA 70069 Share this message with your colleagues and see if any staffing or financial help is possible. Please, let me know. Charles Rene, MD, FACOG Clinical Associate Professor of OB/Gyn Tulane University, New Orleans, LA Coordinator of Medical Missions for Haiti, AHDH phone: 011-509-3-757-7264 chasrene @ bellsouth.net ----------------------------------------- No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting.

notes: HEAS Cholera Medical Facility Questionnaire sent to contacts for this site on 12/13/10 by Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Volunteer ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE: Haiti Needs All Of Us - AHDH Offers You That Avenue - Time For Action Is NOW November 30, 2010: URGENT Need For funds to hire a full time MD and full time RN at St. Joseph Hospital, La Vallee de Jacmel Dear Members, Volunteers and Friends of A.H.D.H., As you have no doubt heard in the news, Haiti is now dealing with an outbreak of cholera. The moment is for prompt action. Lives will be lost for lack of simple interventions, like we just witnessed it until a few days ago, when we left Haiti. On Tuesday, November 30th, we took to the air. For our interview on NBC, Chanel 6, in New Orleans, please go to WDSU.com and read "Local Doctor Pleads For Help With Haiti Outbreak" For donation, click on "Donate To AHDH", on the right margin of this site We encourage using our P.O. Box address as seen there and below for donation. At St. Joseph Hospital in Ridore, La Vallee de Jacmel, we have admitted several patients with cholera. All have come from outside of the La Vallee area, principally from Port au Prince, to be with family and seek help. Based on the experience in the rest of Haiti, we expect to see more cases. Just at this moment of crisis we will loose our young interns and nurses who have worked at the hospital this year fulfilling their public service commitment. Additionally, the volunteers of the 49th AHDH Mission have completed their work and returned home. In normal years this would not be a great problem while we wait for their replacements, but this year we fear will be exceptional. ----------------------------------------- No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting. -> HEAS Cholera Medical Facility Questionnaire sent to contacts for this site on 12/13/10 by Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Volunteer ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE: Haiti Needs All Of Us - AHDH Offers You That Avenue - Time For Action Is NOW November 30, 2010: URGENT Need For funds to hire a full time MD and full time RN at St. Joseph Hospital, La Vallee de Jacmel Dear Members, Volunteers and Friends of A.H.D.H., As you have no doubt heard in the news, Haiti is now dealing with an outbreak of cholera. The moment is for prompt action. Lives will be lost for lack of simple interventions, like we just witnessed it until a few days ago, when we left Haiti. On Tuesday, November 30th, we took to the air. For our interview on NBC, Chanel 6, in New Orleans, please go to WDSU.com and read "Local Doctor Pleads For Help With Haiti Outbreak" For donation, click on "Donate To AHDH", on the right margin of this site We encourage using our P.O. Box address as seen there and below for donation. At St. Joseph Hospital in Ridore, La Vallee de Jacmel, we have admitted several patients with cholera. All have come from outside of the La Vallee area, principally from Port au Prince, to be with family and seek help. Based on the experience in the rest of Haiti, we expect to see more cases. Just at this moment of crisis we will loose our young interns and nurses who have worked at the hospital this year fulfilling their public service commitment. Additionally, the volunteers of the 49th AHDH Mission have completed their work and returned home. In normal years this would not be a great problem while we wait for their replacements, but this year we fear will be exceptional. Cholera patients arriving at the hospital are at great risk of death without a physician ready to apply aggressive rehydration and antibiotics and guide their care. The community at large is at risk as well for the spread of the disease if these patients go home without proper care. We are appealing to all concerned individuals to help in this cause. If you are a physician or nurse, please step forward in this time of crisis by volunteering your services. All may help with donations to hire a full time physician and nurse to be placed as soon as possible. Please contact AHDH coordinator of missions in Haiti: chasrene @ bellsouth.net. To donate directly, mail checks to AHDH,Inc P.O. Box: 2883 La Place, LA 70069 Share this message with your colleagues and see if any staffing or financial help is possible. Please, let me know. Charles Rene, MD, FACOG Clinical Associate Professor of OB/Gyn Tulane University, New Orleans, LA Coordinator of Medical Missions for Haiti, AHDH phone: 011-509-3-757-7264 chasrene@bellsouth.net ----------------------------------------- No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting.
other_contacts changed.

notes: FROM THE SITE: Haiti Needs All Of Us - AHDH Offers You That Avenue - Time For Action Is NOW November 30, 2010: URGENT Need For funds to hire a full time MD and full time RN at St. Joseph Hospital, La Vallee de Jacmel Dear Members, Volunteers and Friends of A.H.D.H., As you have no doubt heard in the news, Haiti is now dealing with an outbreak of cholera. The moment is for prompt action. Lives will be lost for lack of simple interventions, like we just witnessed it until a few days ago, when we left Haiti. On Tuesday, November 30th, we took to the air. For our interview on NBC, Chanel 6, in New Orleans, please go to WDSU.com and read "Local Doctor Pleads For Help With Haiti Outbreak" For donation, click on "Donate To AHDH", on the right margin of this site We encourage using our P.O. Box address as seen there and below for donation. At St. Joseph Hospital in Ridore, La Vallee de Jacmel, we have admitted several patients with cholera. All have come from outside of the La Vallee area, principally from Port au Prince, to be with family and seek help. Based on the experience in the rest of Haiti, we expect to see more cases. Just at this moment of crisis we will loose our young interns and nurses who have worked at the hospital this year fulfilling their public service commitment. Additionally, the volunteers of the 49th AHDH Mission have completed their work and returned home. In normal years this would not be a great problem while we wait for their replacements, but this year we fear will be exceptional. ----------------------------------------- No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting. -> HEAS Cholera Medical Facility Questionnaire sent to contacts for this site on 12/13/10 by Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Volunteer ------------------------------------ FROM THE SITE: Haiti Needs All Of Us - AHDH Offers You That Avenue - Time For Action Is NOW November 30, 2010: URGENT Need For funds to hire a full time MD and full time RN at St. Joseph Hospital, La Vallee de Jacmel Dear Members, Volunteers and Friends of A.H.D.H., As you have no doubt heard in the news, Haiti is now dealing with an outbreak of cholera. The moment is for prompt action. Lives will be lost for lack of simple interventions, like we just witnessed it until a few days ago, when we left Haiti. On Tuesday, November 30th, we took to the air. For our interview on NBC, Chanel 6, in New Orleans, please go to WDSU.com and read "Local Doctor Pleads For Help With Haiti Outbreak" For donation, click on "Donate To AHDH", on the right margin of this site We encourage using our P.O. Box address as seen there and below for donation. At St. Joseph Hospital in Ridore, La Vallee de Jacmel, we have admitted several patients with cholera. All have come from outside of the La Vallee area, principally from Port au Prince, to be with family and seek help. Based on the experience in the rest of Haiti, we expect to see more cases. Just at this moment of crisis we will loose our young interns and nurses who have worked at the hospital this year fulfilling their public service commitment. Additionally, the volunteers of the 49th AHDH Mission have completed their work and returned home. In normal years this would not be a great problem while we wait for their replacements, but this year we fear will be exceptional. ----------------------------------------- No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting.
other_contacts changed.

address: U.S. ADDR: AHDH,Inc, P.O. Box: 2883, La Place, LA 70069 HAITI La Valle de Jacmel -> U.S. ADDR: AHDH,Inc, P.O. Box: 2883, La Place, LA 70069 HAITI
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parish: -> Ridore
town: Ridore -> La Vallee de Jacmel
name: Hopital/Dispensaire St Joseph/CODEVA -> Hopital Dispensaire St Joseph (Supported by: CODEVA/AHDH)
notes: No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting. -> FROM THE SITE: Haiti Needs All Of Us - AHDH Offers You That Avenue - Time For Action Is NOW November 30, 2010: URGENT Need For funds to hire a full time MD and full time RN at St. Joseph Hospital, La Vallee de Jacmel Dear Members, Volunteers and Friends of A.H.D.H., As you have no doubt heard in the news, Haiti is now dealing with an outbreak of cholera. The moment is for prompt action. Lives will be lost for lack of simple interventions, like we just witnessed it until a few days ago, when we left Haiti. On Tuesday, November 30th, we took to the air. For our interview on NBC, Chanel 6, in New Orleans, please go to WDSU.com and read "Local Doctor Pleads For Help With Haiti Outbreak" For donation, click on "Donate To AHDH", on the right margin of this site We encourage using our P.O. Box address as seen there and below for donation. At St. Joseph Hospital in Ridore, La Vallee de Jacmel, we have admitted several patients with cholera. All have come from outside of the La Vallee area, principally from Port au Prince, to be with family and seek help. Based on the experience in the rest of Haiti, we expect to see more cases. Just at this moment of crisis we will loose our young interns and nurses who have worked at the hospital this year fulfilling their public service commitment. Additionally, the volunteers of the 49th AHDH Mission have completed their work and returned home. In normal years this would not be a great problem while we wait for their replacements, but this year we fear will be exceptional. ----------------------------------------- No phone at hospital/clinic Limited internet 3 interns doing Social Service for a year 6 Nurses 3 ORs 20 beds Pharmacy available Accessible by road Intensive Care, OR's, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Rehab/Ortho Post-op- not staffed when AHDH is not visiting.
other_contacts changed.
organization: -> Hospital

parish: Sud-East ->
address: AHDH,Inc P.O. Box: 2883 La Place, LA 70069 La Valle de Jacmel -> U.S. ADDR: AHDH,Inc, P.O. Box: 2883, La Place, LA 70069 HAITI La Valle de Jacmel
region: Haiti, Caribbean -> Sud-Est

capacity: -> 20