notes: Haiti: Location of IDP Camps Mapped at 22nd Jan 2010... Goverment & Camps located by ground assessment on 20th. https://www.cimicweb.org/cmo/haiti/clusterapproach/PublishingImages/Map%20-%20Location%20of%20IDP%20camps%20-%2022%20January.pdf ===== FROM A CHF INTERNATIONAL NEWSLETTER: · Our staff is reporting that a decision has been made not to build large-scale camps; rather decided to keep people near their homes and provide temporary housing; government deciding to build shelters that can withstand the rainy / hurricane season. We also welcome the leadership of IFRC of the shelter cluster and thank IOM for their hard work. (*note: result of NGO, including CHF, advocacy efforts; the President was shown a photo of CHF’s pilot shelter prior to this announcement*) · An initial 4 sites have been identified within the city for 5,000 people each (more to be identified): o Parc St. Clair (Delmas 33) o Parc Colofer (Delmas 33) o Carradeux (Tabarre 48) o Cite Soleil per CHF International 2/8/10 -> Haiti: Location of IDP Camps Mapped at 22nd Jan 2010... Goverment & Camps located by ground assessment on 20th. Note included: There are 500 known IDP Camps but the addresses are ambiguous. and only 100 camps have coordinates that can be mapped so far. IDP Camp Locations and Populations are being updated https://www.cimicweb.org/cmo/haiti/clusterapproach/PublishingImages/Map%20-%20Location%20of%20IDP%20camps%20-%2022%20January.pdf ===== FROM A CHF INTERNATIONAL NEWSLETTER: · Our staff is reporting that a decision has been made not to build large-scale camps; rather decided to keep people near their homes and provide temporary housing; government deciding to build shelters that can withstand the rainy / hurricane season. We also welcome the leadership of IFRC of the shelter cluster and thank IOM for their hard work. (*note: result of NGO, including CHF, advocacy efforts; the President was shown a photo of CHF’s pilot shelter prior to this announcement*) · An initial 4 sites have been identified within the city for 5,000 people each (more to be identified): o Parc St. Clair (Delmas 33) o Parc Colofer (Delmas 33) o Carradeux (Tabarre 48) o Cite Soleil per CHF International 2/8/10

notes: FROM A CHF INTERNATIONAL NEWSLETTER: · Our staff is reporting that a decision has been made not to build large-scale camps; rather decided to keep people near their homes and provide temporary housing; government deciding to build shelters that can withstand the rainy / hurricane season. We also welcome the leadership of IFRC of the shelter cluster and thank IOM for their hard work. (*note: result of NGO, including CHF, advocacy efforts; the President was shown a photo of CHF’s pilot shelter prior to this announcement*) · An initial 4 sites have been identified within the city for 5,000 people each (more to be identified): o Parc St. Clair (Delmas 33) o Parc Colofer (Delmas 33) o Carradeux (Tabarre 48) o Cite Soleil per CHF International 2/8/10 -> Haiti: Location of IDP Camps Mapped at 22nd Jan 2010... Goverment & Camps located by ground assessment on 20th. https://www.cimicweb.org/cmo/haiti/clusterapproach/PublishingImages/Map%20-%20Location%20of%20IDP%20camps%20-%2022%20January.pdf ===== FROM A CHF INTERNATIONAL NEWSLETTER: · Our staff is reporting that a decision has been made not to build large-scale camps; rather decided to keep people near their homes and provide temporary housing; government deciding to build shelters that can withstand the rainy / hurricane season. We also welcome the leadership of IFRC of the shelter cluster and thank IOM for their hard work. (*note: result of NGO, including CHF, advocacy efforts; the President was shown a photo of CHF’s pilot shelter prior to this announcement*) · An initial 4 sites have been identified within the city for 5,000 people each (more to be identified): o Parc St. Clair (Delmas 33) o Parc Colofer (Delmas 33) o Carradeux (Tabarre 48) o Cite Soleil per CHF International 2/8/10
cat_notes: NAMES OF OTHER CAMPS FOUND - http://www.promisedprovision.org/roodymission.html Here are a few photos showing two of our girls, Michelle and Edwichge, helping Roody make his deliveries to over 100 infants and children in those three camps in Leogane - Camp Caseus, Camp Monpelier, and Camp Ti Bassin' ---------- http://www.irm.org.my/portal/emergency-update-haiti-earthquake According to the members of IR emergency response team IR set up the first organized IDP camp site in Haiti. The site is at Parc Saint Claire in Delmas 33. It used to be a sports field but was turned into a makeshift IDP camp after the earthquake. The site is estimated to accommodate around 50 family tents. Work started on site clearance and community consultation on 22 January. On 23 January, IR team has managed to finish setting up 50 % of the tents. The plan is to provide each family with a plot of land 7x7 sqm. Each family will be given a 4x4 m tent and kitchen and hygiene kits. One of the team members said: “The day was great, people were very happy and grateful to see promises from the international aid agencies finally materialising”. -----(this looks like same camp)--------------- http://www.daylife.com/photo/06Tza9q0GV9Qv PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI - FEBRUARY 3: In this handout image provided by the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), A group of American doctors from Utah examine a child in the Delmas 33 IDP camp on February 3, 2010 in downtown Port-au-Prince, Haiti. About 5000 Haitians who lost their homes in the earthquake that devastated Haiti on January 12th have moved into makeshift tents and live in unsanitary conditions next to a school. --------------------- Map of IDP camps - (Jan 20th) https://www.cimicweb.org/cmo/haiti/clusterapproach/PublishingImages/Map%20-%20Location%20of%20IDP%20camps%20-%2022%20January.pdf -> NAMES OF OTHER CAMPS FOUND - http://www.promisedprovision.org/roodymission.html Here are a few photos showing two of our girls, Michelle and Edwichge, helping Roody make his deliveries to over 100 infants and children in those three camps in Leogane - Camp Caseus, Camp Monpelier, and Camp Ti Bassin' ---------- http://www.irm.org.my/portal/emergency-update-haiti-earthquake According to the members of IR emergency response team IR set up the first organized IDP camp site in Haiti. The site is at Parc Saint Claire in Delmas 33. It used to be a sports field but was turned into a makeshift IDP camp after the earthquake. The site is estimated to accommodate around 50 family tents. Work started on site clearance and community consultation on 22 January. On 23 January, IR team has managed to finish setting up 50 % of the tents. The plan is to provide each family with a plot of land 7x7 sqm. Each family will be given a 4x4 m tent and kitchen and hygiene kits. One of the team members said: “The day was great, people were very happy and grateful to see promises from the international aid agencies finally materialising”. -----(this looks like same camp)--------------- http://www.daylife.com/photo/06Tza9q0GV9Qv PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI - FEBRUARY 3: In this handout image provided by the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), A group of American doctors from Utah examine a child in the Delmas 33 IDP camp on February 3, 2010 in downtown Port-au-Prince, Haiti. About 5000 Haitians who lost their homes in the earthquake that devastated Haiti on January 12th have moved into makeshift tents and live in unsanitary conditions next to a school. ---------------------

cat_notes: NAMES OF OTHER CAMPS FOUND - http://www.promisedprovision.org/roodymission.html Here are a few photos showing two of our girls, Michelle and Edwichge, helping Roody make his deliveries to over 100 infants and children in those three camps in Leogane - Camp Caseus, Camp Monpelier, and Camp Ti Bassin' ---------- http://www.irm.org.my/portal/emergency-update-haiti-earthquake According to the members of IR emergency response team IR set up the first organized IDP camp site in Haiti. The site is at Parc Saint Claire in Delmas 33. It used to be a sports field but was turned into a makeshift IDP camp after the earthquake. The site is estimated to accommodate around 50 family tents. Work started on site clearance and community consultation on 22 January. On 23 January, IR team has managed to finish setting up 50 % of the tents. The plan is to provide each family with a plot of land 7x7 sqm. Each family will be given a 4x4 m tent and kitchen and hygiene kits. One of the team members said: “The day was great, people were very happy and grateful to see promises from the international aid agencies finally materialising”. -----(this looks like same camp)--------------- http://www.daylife.com/photo/06Tza9q0GV9Qv PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI - FEBRUARY 3: In this handout image provided by the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), A group of American doctors from Utah examine a child in the Delmas 33 IDP camp on February 3, 2010 in downtown Port-au-Prince, Haiti. About 5000 Haitians who lost their homes in the earthquake that devastated Haiti on January 12th have moved into makeshift tents and live in unsanitary conditions next to a school. --------------------- -> NAMES OF OTHER CAMPS FOUND - http://www.promisedprovision.org/roodymission.html Here are a few photos showing two of our girls, Michelle and Edwichge, helping Roody make his deliveries to over 100 infants and children in those three camps in Leogane - Camp Caseus, Camp Monpelier, and Camp Ti Bassin' ---------- http://www.irm.org.my/portal/emergency-update-haiti-earthquake According to the members of IR emergency response team IR set up the first organized IDP camp site in Haiti. The site is at Parc Saint Claire in Delmas 33. It used to be a sports field but was turned into a makeshift IDP camp after the earthquake. The site is estimated to accommodate around 50 family tents. Work started on site clearance and community consultation on 22 January. On 23 January, IR team has managed to finish setting up 50 % of the tents. The plan is to provide each family with a plot of land 7x7 sqm. Each family will be given a 4x4 m tent and kitchen and hygiene kits. One of the team members said: “The day was great, people were very happy and grateful to see promises from the international aid agencies finally materialising”. -----(this looks like same camp)--------------- http://www.daylife.com/photo/06Tza9q0GV9Qv PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI - FEBRUARY 3: In this handout image provided by the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), A group of American doctors from Utah examine a child in the Delmas 33 IDP camp on February 3, 2010 in downtown Port-au-Prince, Haiti. About 5000 Haitians who lost their homes in the earthquake that devastated Haiti on January 12th have moved into makeshift tents and live in unsanitary conditions next to a school. --------------------- Map of IDP camps - (Jan 20th) https://www.cimicweb.org/cmo/haiti/clusterapproach/PublishingImages/Map%20-%20Location%20of%20IDP%20camps%20-%2022%20January.pdf

cat_notes: NAMES OF OTHER CAMPS FOUND - http://www.promisedprovision.org/roodymission.html Here are a few photos showing two of our girls, Michelle and Edwichge, helping Roody make his deliveries to over 100 infants and children in those three camps in Leogane - Camp Caseus, Camp Monpelier, and Camp Ti Bassin' ---------- http://www.irm.org.my/portal/emergency-update-haiti-earthquake According to the members of IR emergency response team IR set up the first organized IDP camp site in Haiti. The site is at Parc Saint Claire in Delmas 33. It used to be a sports field but was turned into a makeshift IDP camp after the earthquake. The site is estimated to accommodate around 50 family tents. Work started on site clearance and community consultation on 22 January. On 23 January, IR team has managed to finish setting up 50 % of the tents. The plan is to provide each family with a plot of land 7x7 sqm. Each family will be given a 4x4 m tent and kitchen and hygiene kits. One of the team members said: “The day was great, people were very happy and grateful to see promises from the international aid agencies finally materialising”. -------------------- http://www.daylife.com/photo/06Tza9q0GV9Qv PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI - FEBRUARY 3: In this handout image provided by the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), A group of American doctors from Utah examine a child in the Delmas 33 IDP camp on February 3, 2010 in downtown Port-au-Prince, Haiti. About 5000 Haitians who lost their homes in the earthquake that devastated Haiti on January 12th have moved into makeshift tents and live in unsanitary conditions next to a school. --------------------- -> NAMES OF OTHER CAMPS FOUND - http://www.promisedprovision.org/roodymission.html Here are a few photos showing two of our girls, Michelle and Edwichge, helping Roody make his deliveries to over 100 infants and children in those three camps in Leogane - Camp Caseus, Camp Monpelier, and Camp Ti Bassin' ---------- http://www.irm.org.my/portal/emergency-update-haiti-earthquake According to the members of IR emergency response team IR set up the first organized IDP camp site in Haiti. The site is at Parc Saint Claire in Delmas 33. It used to be a sports field but was turned into a makeshift IDP camp after the earthquake. The site is estimated to accommodate around 50 family tents. Work started on site clearance and community consultation on 22 January. On 23 January, IR team has managed to finish setting up 50 % of the tents. The plan is to provide each family with a plot of land 7x7 sqm. Each family will be given a 4x4 m tent and kitchen and hygiene kits. One of the team members said: “The day was great, people were very happy and grateful to see promises from the international aid agencies finally materialising”. -----(this looks like same camp)--------------- http://www.daylife.com/photo/06Tza9q0GV9Qv PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI - FEBRUARY 3: In this handout image provided by the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), A group of American doctors from Utah examine a child in the Delmas 33 IDP camp on February 3, 2010 in downtown Port-au-Prince, Haiti. About 5000 Haitians who lost their homes in the earthquake that devastated Haiti on January 12th have moved into makeshift tents and live in unsanitary conditions next to a school. ---------------------

cat_notes: NAMES OF OTHER CAMPS FOUND - http://www.promisedprovision.org/roodymission.html Here are a few photos showing two of our girls, Michelle and Edwichge, helping Roody make his deliveries to over 100 infants and children in those three camps in Leogane - Camp Caseus, Camp Monpelier, and Camp Ti Bassin' ---------- http://www.irm.org.my/portal/emergency-update-haiti-earthquake According to the members of IR emergency response team IR set up the first organized IDP camp site in Haiti. The site is at Parc Saint Claire in Delmas 33. It used to be a sports field but was turned into a makeshift IDP camp after the earthquake. The site is estimated to accommodate around 50 family tents. Work started on site clearance and community consultation on 22 January. On 23 January, IR team has managed to finish setting up 50 % of the tents. The plan is to provide each family with a plot of land 7x7 sqm. Each family will be given a 4x4 m tent and kitchen and hygiene kits. One of the team members said: “The day was great, people were very happy and grateful to see promises from the international aid agencies finally materialising”. -------------------- -> NAMES OF OTHER CAMPS FOUND - http://www.promisedprovision.org/roodymission.html Here are a few photos showing two of our girls, Michelle and Edwichge, helping Roody make his deliveries to over 100 infants and children in those three camps in Leogane - Camp Caseus, Camp Monpelier, and Camp Ti Bassin' ---------- http://www.irm.org.my/portal/emergency-update-haiti-earthquake According to the members of IR emergency response team IR set up the first organized IDP camp site in Haiti. The site is at Parc Saint Claire in Delmas 33. It used to be a sports field but was turned into a makeshift IDP camp after the earthquake. The site is estimated to accommodate around 50 family tents. Work started on site clearance and community consultation on 22 January. On 23 January, IR team has managed to finish setting up 50 % of the tents. The plan is to provide each family with a plot of land 7x7 sqm. Each family will be given a 4x4 m tent and kitchen and hygiene kits. One of the team members said: “The day was great, people were very happy and grateful to see promises from the international aid agencies finally materialising”. -------------------- http://www.daylife.com/photo/06Tza9q0GV9Qv PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI - FEBRUARY 3: In this handout image provided by the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), A group of American doctors from Utah examine a child in the Delmas 33 IDP camp on February 3, 2010 in downtown Port-au-Prince, Haiti. About 5000 Haitians who lost their homes in the earthquake that devastated Haiti on January 12th have moved into makeshift tents and live in unsanitary conditions next to a school. ---------------------

cat_notes: NAMES OF OTHER CAMPS FOUND - http://www.promisedprovision.org/roodymission.html Here are a few photos showing two of our girls, Michelle and Edwichge, helping Roody make his deliveries to over 100 infants and children in those three camps in Leogane - Camp Caseus, Camp Monpelier, and Camp Ti Bassin' ---------- -> NAMES OF OTHER CAMPS FOUND - http://www.promisedprovision.org/roodymission.html Here are a few photos showing two of our girls, Michelle and Edwichge, helping Roody make his deliveries to over 100 infants and children in those three camps in Leogane - Camp Caseus, Camp Monpelier, and Camp Ti Bassin' ---------- http://www.irm.org.my/portal/emergency-update-haiti-earthquake According to the members of IR emergency response team IR set up the first organized IDP camp site in Haiti. The site is at Parc Saint Claire in Delmas 33. It used to be a sports field but was turned into a makeshift IDP camp after the earthquake. The site is estimated to accommodate around 50 family tents. Work started on site clearance and community consultation on 22 January. On 23 January, IR team has managed to finish setting up 50 % of the tents. The plan is to provide each family with a plot of land 7x7 sqm. Each family will be given a 4x4 m tent and kitchen and hygiene kits. One of the team members said: “The day was great, people were very happy and grateful to see promises from the international aid agencies finally materialising”. --------------------

cat_notes: -> NAMES OF OTHER CAMPS FOUND - http://www.promisedprovision.org/roodymission.html Here are a few photos showing two of our girls, Michelle and Edwichge, helping Roody make his deliveries to over 100 infants and children in those three camps in Leogane - Camp Caseus, Camp Monpelier, and Camp Ti Bassin' ----------

name: List of Gov't Sponsored Camps -> CAMPS, List of Gov't Sponsored Camps - INDEX - 2010 Haiti Earthquake

notes: · Our staff is reporting that a decision has been made not to build large-scale camps; rather decided to keep people near their homes and provide temporary housing; government deciding to build shelters that can withstand the rainy / hurricane season. We also welcome the leadership of IFRC of the shleter cluster and thank IOM for their hard work. (*note: result of NGO, including CHF, advocacy efforts; the President was shown a photo of CHF’s pilot shelter prior to this announcement*) · An initial 4 sites have been identified within the city for 5,000 people each (more to be identified): o Parc St. Clair (Delmas 33) o Parc Colofer (Delmas 33) o Carradeux (Tabarre 48) o Cite Soleil per CHF International 2/8/10 -> FROM A CHF INTERNATIONAL NEWSLETTER: · Our staff is reporting that a decision has been made not to build large-scale camps; rather decided to keep people near their homes and provide temporary housing; government deciding to build shelters that can withstand the rainy / hurricane season. We also welcome the leadership of IFRC of the shelter cluster and thank IOM for their hard work. (*note: result of NGO, including CHF, advocacy efforts; the President was shown a photo of CHF’s pilot shelter prior to this announcement*) · An initial 4 sites have been identified within the city for 5,000 people each (more to be identified): o Parc St. Clair (Delmas 33) o Parc Colofer (Delmas 33) o Carradeux (Tabarre 48) o Cite Soleil per CHF International 2/8/10

notes: · An initial 4 sites have been identified within the city for 5,000 people each (more to be identified): o Parc St. Clair (Delmas 33) o Parc Colofer (Delmas 33) o Carradeux (Tabarre 48) o Cite Soleil per CHF International 2/8/10 -> · Our staff is reporting that a decision has been made not to build large-scale camps; rather decided to keep people near their homes and provide temporary housing; government deciding to build shelters that can withstand the rainy / hurricane season. We also welcome the leadership of IFRC of the shleter cluster and thank IOM for their hard work. (*note: result of NGO, including CHF, advocacy efforts; the President was shown a photo of CHF’s pilot shelter prior to this announcement*) · An initial 4 sites have been identified within the city for 5,000 people each (more to be identified): o Parc St. Clair (Delmas 33) o Parc Colofer (Delmas 33) o Carradeux (Tabarre 48) o Cite Soleil per CHF International 2/8/10