parish: Upper Artibonite -> Thomazeau
town: Gonaives area -> Terre Blanche
address: PO Box 61941 Vancouver, WA 98666 -> PO Box 61941 Vancouver, WA 98666 Commune Confirmed. Lpar 2/13/11
region: Haiti, Carribean -> Ouest
email changed.

parish: -> Upper Artibonite

name: Haiti Foundation of Hope's (HFH) Health Clinic (CLINIC OF HOPE) -> Haiti Foundation of Hope's (HFH) Health Clinic (CLINIC OF HOPE) - (Partnered w/Medical Team Intl.)

town: -> Gonaives area
notes: Haiti Earthquake Disaster Relief YOUR HELP IS NEEDED Haiti Foundation of Hope is accepting donations to help with the disaster relief effort in Haiti following the recent major earthquake there. You can give online or by sending a check payable to Haiti Foundation of Hope ======= http://www.haitifoundationofhope.org/news.php In response to the earthquake Jan. 12, 2010 | foundation report Here is some of the latest: First, we want to say a big thank you to everyone who is keeping Haiti in their thoughts and prayers and to those who have generously given a donation. News reports today are describing horrific scenes in Haiti. Much of the capital city of Port-au-Prince is in ruins, many people are dead and there is not enough aid for the surviving. We have not yet heard anything about the Clinic of Hope and the school in Terre Blanche or about the staff who work there. We have heard from our in-country partner, Pastor Delamy. He and his family are ok. He wrote, "It is very hard everywhere ...What I see I cannot express, a lot of houses collapsed and they cannot take the bodies out. A lot of people died." Delamy asked for prayer. Dr. Joe and Linda Markee, two Haiti Foundation of Hope board members, are scheduled to arrive in Haiti on Friday to be involved in the disaster relief effort. They will be working with Medical Teams International. Communication is difficult now but we hope to receive reports from them and keep you updated on what they are doing. Dr. Rolph, a Haitian doctor and a one-time member of a Haiti Foundation of Hope medical team, sent an e-mail today about working at a hospital in Cap-Haitien, at the north end of Haiti. He wrote that at 8 p.m. today, victims from the earthquake began to arrive at the hospital and were still arriving at midnight. "They all come from Port-au-Prince," he wrote. "They went all the way from Port to Cap-Haitian looking for medical care. All hospitals from Port till Cap-Haitian would not have taken care of them cause they were full over with patients. They arrived with dust over their body, some with broken bone, some with bruises and large wounds ... They were all explaining for each of them how awful was their experience and what they saw in Port ... We know that more victims from Port will continue to come." Sending two volunteers Jan. 12, 2010 | foundation report Dr. Joe and Linda Markee, board members for Haiti Foundation of Hope, are scheduled to leave for Haiti on Thursday. They will be working with Medical Teams International. Check back for more details soon. Earthquake hits Haiti Jan. 12, 2010 | foundation report You may have heard that a 7.0 earthquake hit Haiti this afternoon. The quake was followed by more than a dozen aftershocks and, according to news reports, caused houses to collapse in Port-au-Prince. The extent of the damage is not yet known. We have not heard from our Haiti Foundation of Hope partners working in country or any reports on the Clinic of Hope and school in Terre Blanche. We will let you know when we have news to share. Please continue to keep Haiti and its people in your thoughts and prayers. -> Haiti Earthquake Disaster Relief YOUR HELP IS NEEDED Haiti Foundation of Hope is accepting donations to help with the disaster relief effort in Haiti following the recent major earthquake there. You can give online or by sending a check payable to Haiti Foundation of Hope ===================================================== http://www.haitifoundationofhope.org/news.php In response to the earthquake Jan. 12, 2010 | foundation report Here is some of the latest: First, we want to say a big thank you to everyone who is keeping Haiti in their thoughts and prayers and to those who have generously given a donation. News reports today are describing horrific scenes in Haiti. Much of the capital city of Port-au-Prince is in ruins, many people are dead and there is not enough aid for the surviving. We have not yet heard anything about the Clinic of Hope and the school in Terre Blanche or about the staff who work there. We have heard from our in-country partner, Pastor Delamy. He and his family are ok. He wrote, "It is very hard everywhere ...What I see I cannot express, a lot of houses collapsed and they cannot take the bodies out. A lot of people died." Delamy asked for prayer. Dr. Joe and Linda Markee, two Haiti Foundation of Hope board members, are scheduled to arrive in Haiti on Friday to be involved in the disaster relief effort. They will be working with Medical Teams International. Communication is difficult now but we hope to receive reports from them and keep you updated on what they are doing. Dr. Rolph, a Haitian doctor and a one-time member of a Haiti Foundation of Hope medical team, sent an e-mail today about working at a hospital in Cap-Haitien, at the north end of Haiti. He wrote that at 8 p.m. today, victims from the earthquake began to arrive at the hospital and were still arriving at midnight. "They all come from Port-au-Prince," he wrote. "They went all the way from Port to Cap-Haitian looking for medical care. All hospitals from Port till Cap-Haitian would not have taken care of them cause they were full over with patients. They arrived with dust over their body, some with broken bone, some with bruises and large wounds ... They were all explaining for each of them how awful was their experience and what they saw in Port ... We know that more victims from Port will continue to come." Sending two volunteers Jan. 12, 2010 | foundation report Dr. Joe and Linda Markee, board members for Haiti Foundation of Hope, are scheduled to leave for Haiti on Thursday. They will be working with Medical Teams International. Check back for more details soon. Earthquake hits Haiti Jan. 12, 2010 | foundation report You may have heard that a 7.0 earthquake hit Haiti this afternoon. The quake was followed by more than a dozen aftershocks and, according to news reports, caused houses to collapse in Port-au-Prince. The extent of the damage is not yet known. We have not heard from our Haiti Foundation of Hope partners working in country or any reports on the Clinic of Hope and school in Terre Blanche. We will let you know when we have news to share. Please continue to keep Haiti and its people in your thoughts and prayers.

name: Haiti Foundation of Hope's (HFH) Health Clinic -> Haiti Foundation of Hope's (HFH) Health Clinic (CLINIC OF HOPE)
cat_notes: -> Only indicator of location of this clinic from the site is: Some of the latest news we’re hearing from Haiti: •We’ve received a report that the clinics, hospitals and labs in the area of Gonaives, a city north of Port-au-Prince, have been "bursting at the seams." This is the same area where the Clinic of Hope is located. The Clinic of Hope is supported by Haiti Foundation of Hope and is staffed by Haitian medical personnel. It is also able to house visiting medical teams.

facility_type: Donor -> Medical Facility
areas_served: -> Terra Blanche, Port-au-Prince

notes: Haiti Earthquake Disaster Relief YOUR HELP IS NEEDED Haiti Foundation of Hope is accepting donations to help with the disaster relief effort in Haiti following the recent major earthquake there. You can give online or by sending a check payable to Haiti Foundation of Hope ======= http://www.haitifoundationofhope.org/news.php Sending two volunteers Jan. 12, 2010 | foundation report Dr. Joe and Linda Markee, board members for Haiti Foundation of Hope, are scheduled to leave for Haiti on Thursday. They will be working with Medical Teams International. Check back for more details soon. Earthquake hits Haiti Jan. 12, 2010 | foundation report You may have heard that a 7.0 earthquake hit Haiti this afternoon. The quake was followed by more than a dozen aftershocks and, according to news reports, caused houses to collapse in Port-au-Prince. The extent of the damage is not yet known. We have not heard from our Haiti Foundation of Hope partners working in country or any reports on the Clinic of Hope and school in Terre Blanche. We will let you know when we have news to share. Please continue to keep Haiti and its people in your thoughts and prayers. -> Haiti Earthquake Disaster Relief YOUR HELP IS NEEDED Haiti Foundation of Hope is accepting donations to help with the disaster relief effort in Haiti following the recent major earthquake there. You can give online or by sending a check payable to Haiti Foundation of Hope ======= http://www.haitifoundationofhope.org/news.php In response to the earthquake Jan. 12, 2010 | foundation report Here is some of the latest: First, we want to say a big thank you to everyone who is keeping Haiti in their thoughts and prayers and to those who have generously given a donation. News reports today are describing horrific scenes in Haiti. Much of the capital city of Port-au-Prince is in ruins, many people are dead and there is not enough aid for the surviving. We have not yet heard anything about the Clinic of Hope and the school in Terre Blanche or about the staff who work there. We have heard from our in-country partner, Pastor Delamy. He and his family are ok. He wrote, "It is very hard everywhere ...What I see I cannot express, a lot of houses collapsed and they cannot take the bodies out. A lot of people died." Delamy asked for prayer. Dr. Joe and Linda Markee, two Haiti Foundation of Hope board members, are scheduled to arrive in Haiti on Friday to be involved in the disaster relief effort. They will be working with Medical Teams International. Communication is difficult now but we hope to receive reports from them and keep you updated on what they are doing. Dr. Rolph, a Haitian doctor and a one-time member of a Haiti Foundation of Hope medical team, sent an e-mail today about working at a hospital in Cap-Haitien, at the north end of Haiti. He wrote that at 8 p.m. today, victims from the earthquake began to arrive at the hospital and were still arriving at midnight. "They all come from Port-au-Prince," he wrote. "They went all the way from Port to Cap-Haitian looking for medical care. All hospitals from Port till Cap-Haitian would not have taken care of them cause they were full over with patients. They arrived with dust over their body, some with broken bone, some with bruises and large wounds ... They were all explaining for each of them how awful was their experience and what they saw in Port ... We know that more victims from Port will continue to come." Sending two volunteers Jan. 12, 2010 | foundation report Dr. Joe and Linda Markee, board members for Haiti Foundation of Hope, are scheduled to leave for Haiti on Thursday. They will be working with Medical Teams International. Check back for more details soon. Earthquake hits Haiti Jan. 12, 2010 | foundation report You may have heard that a 7.0 earthquake hit Haiti this afternoon. The quake was followed by more than a dozen aftershocks and, according to news reports, caused houses to collapse in Port-au-Prince. The extent of the damage is not yet known. We have not heard from our Haiti Foundation of Hope partners working in country or any reports on the Clinic of Hope and school in Terre Blanche. We will let you know when we have news to share. Please continue to keep Haiti and its people in your thoughts and prayers.

name: Haiti Foundation of Hope's (HFH) health clinic -> Haiti Foundation of Hope's (HFH) Health Clinic
region: -> Haiti, Carribean

notes: Haiti Earthquake Disaster Relief YOUR HELP IS NEEDED Haiti Foundation of Hope is accepting donations to help with the disaster relief effort in Haiti following the recent major earthquake there. You can give online or by sending a check payable to Haiti Foundation of Hope -> Haiti Earthquake Disaster Relief YOUR HELP IS NEEDED Haiti Foundation of Hope is accepting donations to help with the disaster relief effort in Haiti following the recent major earthquake there. You can give online or by sending a check payable to Haiti Foundation of Hope ======= http://www.haitifoundationofhope.org/news.php Sending two volunteers Jan. 12, 2010 | foundation report Dr. Joe and Linda Markee, board members for Haiti Foundation of Hope, are scheduled to leave for Haiti on Thursday. They will be working with Medical Teams International. Check back for more details soon. Earthquake hits Haiti Jan. 12, 2010 | foundation report You may have heard that a 7.0 earthquake hit Haiti this afternoon. The quake was followed by more than a dozen aftershocks and, according to news reports, caused houses to collapse in Port-au-Prince. The extent of the damage is not yet known. We have not heard from our Haiti Foundation of Hope partners working in country or any reports on the Clinic of Hope and school in Terre Blanche. We will let you know when we have news to share. Please continue to keep Haiti and its people in your thoughts and prayers.
mission: Where we work Northern Haiti is a poverty-stricken region where malnutrition, intestinal parasites, scabies, malaria and other infectious diseases run rampant and where no consistent medical care is available. This remote area is constantly struggling with drought. There has never been electricity, potable water, national school system or viable economy. Christian witness was absent until 1995. Haiti Foundation of Hope is making a difference. -> Where we work Northern Haiti is a poverty-stricken region where malnutrition, intestinal parasites, scabies, malaria and other infectious diseases run rampant and where no consistent medical care is available. This remote area is constantly struggling with drought. There has never been electricity, potable water, national school system or viable economy. Christian witness was absent until 1995. Haiti Foundation of Hope is making a difference.