town: Cite Soleil -> Warf Jeremie in Cite Soleil
mgt_contact changed.
notes: Volunteer http://haiticlinic.org/how-to-help/volunteering/ Our clinics are located in Cite Soleil – a slum on the outskirts of Port au Prince. We depend on the help of volunteers like you to help treat patients in dire need of medical attention. For over 2 years, we have brought Doctors, Mid-level providers, Paramedics, Pharmacists, Nurses and non-medical support staff to this poverty-stricken village and its nearly 300,000 residents – providing basic, emergency, and preventative care. We work closely with our Haitian partners to ensure that our volunteers are taken care of properly while in Cite Soleil. We stay together at a local hotel (meeting basic American standards) and our partners provide us with translators, patient intake functionality, and safety and security precautions. This type of volunteer work is a major contribution and an absolutely vital component to our cause. However it is not without cost. Team members donate not only their time and effort but also pay for their travel, lodging and food expenses. The cost for one weekend is approximately $700 and team members are encouraged to keep receipts of these costs for tax purposes. This may seem costly, but the help it brings is priceless. For more information on volunteering at one of our clinics in Cite Soleil, download our Volunteer Information packet. VISIT website for more details. ========== FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Haiti-Clinic/231473798615 ========= Haiti Clinic’s Current Wish List - o Recurring Cash Donations o One-Time Cash Donations o Air Miles or Flight Coupons for American Airlines, Air France or Spirit Airlines o Access to groups for making fundraising presentations o Networking Contacts with Health Professionals/Possible Volunteers (Drs, Nurses, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, Pharmacists, Paramedics, etc.) o Contacts for possible non medical volunteers to assist at Clinics o New or reconditioned Laptop Computers (2) o Contacts for procurement of pharmaceuticals, international shipping, and medical equipment o Contacts of others working regularly in Haiti o Pedialyte (small bottles with nipples) o Powdered Sport Drinks (GatorAde, Powerade) o Battery Powered Pulse Oximeter o Ophthalmoscopes (2) o Vitamins o Hand Sanitizer o Ziploc Bags o Gynelotrimin o Soothing Eye Drops o OTC pain relievers o Aspirin 81 mg o Medication Cups o Pregnancy Tests o Baby Wipes o Infant Formula, Baby Food o Sources of free or very low cost printing and copying Last Updated June 2010 -> 4/3/2012: Clinic see approx. 80 pts per day Types of Services: PEDIATRICS, PRENATAL CARE, WOMEN'S HEALTH, FAMILY PRACTICE, SURGICAL CONSULTANT AVAILABLE, DENTAL CARE SOON AVAILABLE, MALNUTRITION PROGRAM Strictly outpatient- no cholera beds- stabalizes and transfers out cholera pts. Community is receiving education on Cholera prevention Source of Water: WATER TANK FROM HAITI WATER INTERNATIONAL - purified Electricity and internet power from generator ------------------------------- Volunteer http://haiticlinic.org/how-to-help/volunteering/ Our clinics are located in Cite Soleil – a slum on the outskirts of Port au Prince. We depend on the help of volunteers like you to help treat patients in dire need of medical attention. For over 2 years, we have brought Doctors, Mid-level providers, Paramedics, Pharmacists, Nurses and non-medical support staff to this poverty-stricken village and its nearly 300,000 residents – providing basic, emergency, and preventative care. We work closely with our Haitian partners to ensure that our volunteers are taken care of properly while in Cite Soleil. We stay together at a local hotel (meeting basic American standards) and our partners provide us with translators, patient intake functionality, and safety and security precautions. This type of volunteer work is a major contribution and an absolutely vital component to our cause. However it is not without cost. Team members donate not only their time and effort but also pay for their travel, lodging and food expenses. The cost for one weekend is approximately $700 and team members are encouraged to keep receipts of these costs for tax purposes. This may seem costly, but the help it brings is priceless. For more information on volunteering at one of our clinics in Cite Soleil, download our Volunteer Information packet. VISIT website for more details. ========== FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Haiti-Clinic/231473798615 ========= Haiti Clinic’s Current Wish List - o Recurring Cash Donations o One-Time Cash Donations o Air Miles or Flight Coupons for American Airlines, Air France or Spirit Airlines o Access to groups for making fundraising presentations o Networking Contacts with Health Professionals/Possible Volunteers (Drs, Nurses, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, Pharmacists, Paramedics, etc.) o Contacts for possible non medical volunteers to assist at Clinics o New or reconditioned Laptop Computers (2) o Contacts for procurement of pharmaceuticals, international shipping, and medical equipment o Contacts of others working regularly in Haiti o Pedialyte (small bottles with nipples) o Powdered Sport Drinks (GatorAde, Powerade) o Battery Powered Pulse Oximeter o Ophthalmoscopes (2) o Vitamins o Hand Sanitizer o Ziploc Bags o Gynelotrimin o Soothing Eye Drops o OTC pain relievers o Aspirin 81 mg o Medication Cups o Pregnancy Tests o Baby Wipes o Infant Formula, Baby Food o Sources of free or very low cost printing and copying Last Updated June 2010
other_contacts changed.
hours: -> Open 5 days a week

parish: -> Delmas
address: -> Confirmed commune based on Cite Soliel. Lpar 2/4/11
region: -> Ouest

notes: Volunteer http://haiticlinic.org/how-to-help/volunteering/ Our clinics are located in Cite Soleil – a slum on the outskirts of Port au Prince. We depend on the help of volunteers like you to help treat patients in dire need of medical attention. For over 2 years, we have brought Doctors, Mid-level providers, Paramedics, Pharmacists, Nurses and non-medical support staff to this poverty-stricken village and its nearly 300,000 residents – providing basic, emergency, and preventative care. We work closely with our Haitian partners to ensure that our volunteers are taken care of properly while in Cite Soleil. We stay together at a local hotel (meeting basic American standards) and our partners provide us with translators, patient intake functionality, and safety and security precautions. This type of volunteer work is a major contribution and an absolutely vital component to our cause. However it is not without cost. Team members donate not only their time and effort but also pay for their travel, lodging and food expenses. The cost for one weekend is approximately $700 and team members are encouraged to keep receipts of these costs for tax purposes. This may seem costly, but the help it brings is priceless. For more information on volunteering at one of our clinics in Cite Soleil, download our Volunteer Information packet. VISIT website for more details. ========== FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Haiti-Clinic/231473798615 -> Volunteer http://haiticlinic.org/how-to-help/volunteering/ Our clinics are located in Cite Soleil – a slum on the outskirts of Port au Prince. We depend on the help of volunteers like you to help treat patients in dire need of medical attention. For over 2 years, we have brought Doctors, Mid-level providers, Paramedics, Pharmacists, Nurses and non-medical support staff to this poverty-stricken village and its nearly 300,000 residents – providing basic, emergency, and preventative care. We work closely with our Haitian partners to ensure that our volunteers are taken care of properly while in Cite Soleil. We stay together at a local hotel (meeting basic American standards) and our partners provide us with translators, patient intake functionality, and safety and security precautions. This type of volunteer work is a major contribution and an absolutely vital component to our cause. However it is not without cost. Team members donate not only their time and effort but also pay for their travel, lodging and food expenses. The cost for one weekend is approximately $700 and team members are encouraged to keep receipts of these costs for tax purposes. This may seem costly, but the help it brings is priceless. For more information on volunteering at one of our clinics in Cite Soleil, download our Volunteer Information packet. VISIT website for more details. ========== FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Haiti-Clinic/231473798615 ========= Haiti Clinic’s Current Wish List - o Recurring Cash Donations o One-Time Cash Donations o Air Miles or Flight Coupons for American Airlines, Air France or Spirit Airlines o Access to groups for making fundraising presentations o Networking Contacts with Health Professionals/Possible Volunteers (Drs, Nurses, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, Pharmacists, Paramedics, etc.) o Contacts for possible non medical volunteers to assist at Clinics o New or reconditioned Laptop Computers (2) o Contacts for procurement of pharmaceuticals, international shipping, and medical equipment o Contacts of others working regularly in Haiti o Pedialyte (small bottles with nipples) o Powdered Sport Drinks (GatorAde, Powerade) o Battery Powered Pulse Oximeter o Ophthalmoscopes (2) o Vitamins o Hand Sanitizer o Ziploc Bags o Gynelotrimin o Soothing Eye Drops o OTC pain relievers o Aspirin 81 mg o Medication Cups o Pregnancy Tests o Baby Wipes o Infant Formula, Baby Food o Sources of free or very low cost printing and copying Last Updated June 2010

parish: Artibonite ->
town: Petite Riviere -> Cite Soleil
name: BLANK -> Haiti Clinic
main_phone: -> US 772-497-6780 or 772-567-4445
notes: -> Volunteer http://haiticlinic.org/how-to-help/volunteering/ Our clinics are located in Cite Soleil – a slum on the outskirts of Port au Prince. We depend on the help of volunteers like you to help treat patients in dire need of medical attention. For over 2 years, we have brought Doctors, Mid-level providers, Paramedics, Pharmacists, Nurses and non-medical support staff to this poverty-stricken village and its nearly 300,000 residents – providing basic, emergency, and preventative care. We work closely with our Haitian partners to ensure that our volunteers are taken care of properly while in Cite Soleil. We stay together at a local hotel (meeting basic American standards) and our partners provide us with translators, patient intake functionality, and safety and security precautions. This type of volunteer work is a major contribution and an absolutely vital component to our cause. However it is not without cost. Team members donate not only their time and effort but also pay for their travel, lodging and food expenses. The cost for one weekend is approximately $700 and team members are encouraged to keep receipts of these costs for tax purposes. This may seem costly, but the help it brings is priceless. For more information on volunteering at one of our clinics in Cite Soleil, download our Volunteer Information packet. VISIT website for more details. ========== FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Haiti-Clinic/231473798615
website: -> http://haiticlinic.org/
mission: -> from website: The Early Vision of Haiti Clinic: Having been born of a simple request by a neighborhood resident to “come and do a clinic”, the first effort of this group was just that. In late June, 2007, several Florida practitioners from Brevard and Indian River Counties held a makeshift clinic in Cite Soleil and treated 263 patients in 2 days under less than optimal conditions. Haiti Clinic is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is dedicated to improving healthcare in the impoverished nation of Haiti. Our aim is to provide the resources necessary to utilize the vast knowledge and abilities of healthcare practitioners and other volunteers to impact the lives of some of the poorest people in the Western Hemisphere. This includes access to medications and physicians, basic necessities such as clean water and adequate nutrition, as well as education and sanitation. A dedicated space that is adequate to the task is a must and we have been extremely fortunate to find just that in the Mission Ranch. Our volunteers come from all over to support this wonderful cause. The people who volunteer their time, talent and resources have a wide variety of backgrounds, religious affiliations and political views but their one commonality is the desire to bring help and hope to the suffering citizens of Haiti. We create teams that function together as a network – enhancing our ability to bring the needed clinical, physical and financial resources to those in dire need. Moving forward, our aim is to train Haitian community members in healthcare practices and other professions, so that the Clinic will someday function on its’ own. Ultimately, Haiti Clinic envisions itself as a Haitian-run facility, with health staff augmented by periodic visits from American clinicians, generalists and specialists.

name: Charles Colimon Hospital -> BLANK
notes: http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2010/10/29-3 ... At the Charles Colimon hospital in Petite Riviere, a small community along the Artibonite, up to 400 patients were packed in every available space -- in the corridors, on floors and in tents surrounding the facility ... -------- http://www.rexfeatures.com/live/2010/10/28/cholera_outbreak,_haiti This 20-bed treatment centre at the Hospital Charles Colimon, set up by MSF (Doctors Without Borders), has already treated 89 pa 28 Oct 2010 ->