town: Coix-des-Bouquets -> Croix-des-Bouquets

address: For child protection purposes, the street address is kept private. Contact the administrator for more info. -> For child protection purposes, the street address is kept private. Contact the administrator for more information at: leslie @citizenactionteam.org HAITI
region: Haiti, Caribbean -> Quest

facility_type: Info/Hotline -> Shelter

notes: Jan. 27th, 2010 - Supplies delivered via coordination by Michael Andrew with Salvation Army. All needs MET!!!! Phones are breaking up so no way to determine what they received and if they still have needs. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Jan. 26th - Michael visited this orphanage, they have over 200 kids, the building has collapsed. They need supplies -> 3/10/10 LTel - Working on current needs assessment ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jan. 27th, 2010 - Supplies delivered via coordination by Michael Andrew with Salvation Army. All needs MET!!!! Phones are breaking up so no way to determine what they received and if they still have needs. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Jan. 26th - Michael visited this orphanage, they have over 200 kids, the building has collapsed. They need supplies
cat_notes: 1/27/10 LTel: "Near City of Boucassin" - this is the best they can do location wise with bad communication on the ground. Calls get dropped left and right. GPS coordinates: 18°44'55.95"N 72°25'1.72"W http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fgpslog.cc%2F18.7489%26-72.4171&h=4dd2d7da7fe92115b18a57b6a64ba841 IMPORTANT: READ THIS BLOG ENTRY FROM 2008 about a visit from an American in 2008 - http://katieandhaiti.blogspot.com/2008/08/journal-entry-2-my-first-full-day.html -> 3/10/10 LTel: Emailed Claudia Apaid - Sow A Seed for status report - This site is a RED FLAG concerning the conditions of the orphanage and the children based on online blog reports ---------------------------------------------------- 1/27/10 LTel: "Near City of Boucassin" - this is the best they can do location wise with bad communication on the ground. Calls get dropped left and right. GPS coordinates: 18°44'55.95"N 72°25'1.72"W http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fgpslog.cc%2F18.7489%26-72.4171&h=4dd2d7da7fe92115b18a57b6a64ba841 IMPORTANT: READ THIS BLOG ENTRY FROM 2008 about a visit from an American in 2008 - http://katieandhaiti.blogspot.com/2008/08/journal-entry-2-my-first-full-day.html

name: Orphanage Bon Samaritain (ORPHANAGE) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Bon Samaritin Cabaret Messailer (ORPHANAGE) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake
cat_notes: 1/27/10 LTel: "Near City of Boucassin" - this is the best they can do location wise with bad communication on the ground. Calls get dropped left and right. GPS coordinates: 18°44'55.95"N 72°25'1.72"W IMPORTANT: READ THIS BLOG ENTRY FROM 2008 about a visit from an American in 2008 - http://katieandhaiti.blogspot.com/2008/08/journal-entry-2-my-first-full-day.html -> 1/27/10 LTel: "Near City of Boucassin" - this is the best they can do location wise with bad communication on the ground. Calls get dropped left and right. GPS coordinates: 18°44'55.95"N 72°25'1.72"W http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fgpslog.cc%2F18.7489%26-72.4171&h=4dd2d7da7fe92115b18a57b6a64ba841 IMPORTANT: READ THIS BLOG ENTRY FROM 2008 about a visit from an American in 2008 - http://katieandhaiti.blogspot.com/2008/08/journal-entry-2-my-first-full-day.html

town: -> Coix-des-Bouquets
name: Good Samaritan Orphanage - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Orphanage Bon Samaritain (ORPHANAGE) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake
notes: Jan. 26th - Michael visited this orphanage, they have over 200 kids, the building has collapsed. They need supplies -> Jan. 27th, 2010 - Supplies delivered via coordination by Michael Andrew with Salvation Army. All needs MET!!!! Phones are breaking up so no way to determine what they received and if they still have needs. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Jan. 26th - Michael visited this orphanage, they have over 200 kids, the building has collapsed. They need supplies

state: -> HT
name: BLANK -can be used -> Good Samaritan Orphanage - 2010 Haiti Earthquake
address: -> For child protection purposes, the street address is kept private. Contact the administrator for more info.
notes: -> Jan. 26th - Michael visited this orphanage, they have over 200 kids, the building has collapsed. They need supplies
region: -> Haiti, Caribbean
status: Unknown -> Open
organization: -> Orphanage
facility_type: Unknown -> Info/Hotline
cat_notes: -> 1/27/10 LTel: "Near City of Boucassin" - this is the best they can do location wise with bad communication on the ground. Calls get dropped left and right. GPS coordinates: 18°44'55.95"N 72°25'1.72"W IMPORTANT: READ THIS BLOG ENTRY FROM 2008 about a visit from an American in 2008 - http://katieandhaiti.blogspot.com/2008/08/journal-entry-2-my-first-full-day.html

state: FL ->
town: West Melbourne ->
name: Delete Duplicate - was entered into HT - Churches of Christ Disaster Response Team (by the Melbourne Church of Christ Elders) -> BLANK -can be used
main_phone: 937-308-2259 ->
mgt_contact changed.
mgt_phone changed.
supply_contact changed.
address: 810 HOLLYWOOD BLVD ->
notes: TWITTER INSTANT UPDATES Viewing: Struggle to care for wounded at Port-au-Prince clinic http://philly.com/u/?w=168191&i=82034442 We will send out updates as they are available. In the meantime please keep those affected as well as those ministering to them in your prayers as well as helping financially. 1/21/10 UPDATE The following are updates for the areas we are currently working with. Other areas will be added as soon as we can. We are finalizing details on housing and transportation for volunteers and hope to have that in place by Friday, 1/22/10. Please continue to keep the earthquake survivors as well as those attending to them in your prayers. Port-au-Prince Clinic Update We currently have Luc Bouquet, a nurse practitioner from our Melbourne, FL congregation working a clinic in Port-au-Prince. When I spoke with him the other day, he had provided medical care for wounds and serious injuries to 100-130 children under the age of 10 just that day alone. Sonlight Childrens Home Update A team from the Estes congregation as well as others left this morning for Santiago DR where they will then take a bus into Santos Haiti to help rebuild the surrounding walls that were damaged to the Sonlight Children's Home Compound. They are feeding approx. 150 people per day from this location. Containers will be shipped from the U.S. with supplies to distribute. Delmas 43 Eglise du Chris We are working with the Northeast COC in Kingsport, TN to help this congregation as well as others in the surrounding areas. We will be helping with getting supplies in, distributing supplies and food and rebuilding the church buildings. We are also collecting 4-6 person tents for families to stay in rather than on the streets where they are now. WHAT IS NEEDED: URGENT NEEDS SEE DETAILS AT: http://www.churchesofchristdrt.org/ Any amount will be very helpful and much appreciated! You can donate through PayPal or by postal mail to: CHURCHES OF CHRIST DISASTER RESPONSE TEAM 810 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. WEST MELBOURNE, FLORIDA 32904 ->
zip: 32904 -> 00000
latitude: 28.064358 ->
longitude: -80.653717 ->
status: Open -> Unknown
website: http://www.churchesofchristdrt.org/ ->
facility_type: Info/Hotline -> Unknown
email changed.
mission: Types of Disasters The Disaster Response Team may be called upon to respond to a wide variety of disasters. Some have natural causes. Others are related to human activity. Natural Disasters include floods, tornados, hurricanes and earthquakes. Human related disasters encompass such tragedies as fires, explosions and terrorist related activities. ->

name: Churches of Christ Disaster Response Team (by the Melbourne Church of Christ Elders) -> Delete Duplicate - was entered into HT - Churches of Christ Disaster Response Team (by the Melbourne Church of Christ Elders)

notes: TWITTER INSTANT UPDATES Viewing: Struggle to care for wounded at Port-au-Prince clinic http://philly.com/u/?w=168191&i=82034442 We will send out updates as they are available. In the meantime please keep those affected as well as those ministering to them in your prayers as well as helping financially. 1/21/10 UPDATE The following are updates for the areas we are currently working with. Other areas will be added as soon as we can. We are finalizing details on housing and transportation for volunteers and hope to have that in place by Friday, 1/22/10. Please continue to keep the earthquake survivors as well as those attending to them in your prayers. Port-au-Prince Clinic Update We currently have Luc Bouquet, a nurse practitioner from our Melbourne, FL congregation working a clinic in Port-au-Prince. When I spoke with him the other day, he had provided medical care for wounds and serious injuries to 100-130 children under the age of 10 just that day alone. Sonlight Childrens Home Update A team from the Estes congregation as well as others left this morning for Santiago DR where they will then take a bus into Santos Haiti to help rebuild the surrounding walls that were damaged to the Sonlight Children's Home Compound. They are feeding approx. 150 people per day from this location. Containers will be shipped from the U.S. with supplies to distribute. Delmas 43 Eglise du Chris We are working with the Northeast COC in Kingsport, TN to help this congregation as well as others in the surrounding areas. We will be helping with getting supplies in, distributing supplies and food and rebuilding the church buildings. We are also collecting 4-6 person tents for families to stay in rather than on the streets where they are now. WHAT IS NEEDED: URGENT NEEDS SEE DETAILS AT: http://www.churchesofchristdrt.org/ Any amount will be very helpful and much appreciated! You can donate through PayPal or by postal mail to: CHURCHES OF CHRIST DISASTER RESPONSE TEAM 810 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. WEST MELBOURNE, FLORIDA 32904 -> TWITTER INSTANT UPDATES Viewing: Struggle to care for wounded at Port-au-Prince clinic http://philly.com/u/?w=168191&i=82034442 We will send out updates as they are available. In the meantime please keep those affected as well as those ministering to them in your prayers as well as helping financially. 1/21/10 UPDATE The following are updates for the areas we are currently working with. Other areas will be added as soon as we can. We are finalizing details on housing and transportation for volunteers and hope to have that in place by Friday, 1/22/10. Please continue to keep the earthquake survivors as well as those attending to them in your prayers. Port-au-Prince Clinic Update We currently have Luc Bouquet, a nurse practitioner from our Melbourne, FL congregation working a clinic in Port-au-Prince. When I spoke with him the other day, he had provided medical care for wounds and serious injuries to 100-130 children under the age of 10 just that day alone. Sonlight Childrens Home Update A team from the Estes congregation as well as others left this morning for Santiago DR where they will then take a bus into Santos Haiti to help rebuild the surrounding walls that were damaged to the Sonlight Children's Home Compound. They are feeding approx. 150 people per day from this location. Containers will be shipped from the U.S. with supplies to distribute. Delmas 43 Eglise du Chris We are working with the Northeast COC in Kingsport, TN to help this congregation as well as others in the surrounding areas. We will be helping with getting supplies in, distributing supplies and food and rebuilding the church buildings. We are also collecting 4-6 person tents for families to stay in rather than on the streets where they are now. WHAT IS NEEDED: URGENT NEEDS SEE DETAILS AT: http://www.churchesofchristdrt.org/ Any amount will be very helpful and much appreciated! You can donate through PayPal or by postal mail to: CHURCHES OF CHRIST DISASTER RESPONSE TEAM 810 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. WEST MELBOURNE, FLORIDA 32904
mission: Types of Disasters The Disaster Response Team may be called upon to respond to a wide variety of disasters. Some have natural causes. Others are related to human activity. Natural Disasters include floods, tornados, hurricanes and earthquakes. Human related disasters encompass such tragedies as fires, explosions and terrorist related activities. -> Types of Disasters The Disaster Response Team may be called upon to respond to a wide variety of disasters. Some have natural causes. Others are related to human activity. Natural Disasters include floods, tornados, hurricanes and earthquakes. Human related disasters encompass such tragedies as fires, explosions and terrorist related activities.