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cat_notes: -> 10/8/2013: Main contact changed from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage, 509- 3734 0651, paroissecaracol@gmail.com to Father Pierre PIQUION, Tel: 509 - 3730 4712, E-mail: missioncaracol@gmail.com via email from Ted Kaplan. lkp

hours: -> 8 am to 2 pm AM PM Monday through Friday. On Saturdays she works jsuqu'au noon. In addition, Monday to Saturday, there is the emergency service any time of night

notes: 1/6/11: Posted on HEAS by Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage I wish to inform you that for over a month, the health center St. Elizabeth of Caracol has no doctor. Other cases of cholera, there are other pathology. Please help us to have a doctor and a lab. We only have one nurse for a population of 16 000. To make an analysis, patients are forced to go Cape Haitien and Milot or Jacquesyl. Health Centre St. Elizabeth is ready to give his participation. ----------------------------------- 12/17/10: CHHN Update CHHN delivered chlorox and aquabtabs 12/15/10 CHHN delivered ORS supplies 12/17/10 ---------------------------------------- 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage At Caracol, there is the St. Elizabeth Health Center and the clinic led by the Haitian State. In the clinic, there a Cuban doctor and Cuban nurse. We take care of people suffering from cholera in the clinic. Before we send to northern-hole, now they heal over place at the clinic. There is no death, they are given serum Oral and that. But we lack soaps, chlorine and others. People use water from wells that unfortunately is not treated. We would like to make it portable water that people use. At St. Elizabeth Health Center, there is a nurse and other staff. ----------------------------------------------- 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage So far I have received nothing. ...I do not financial means to hire another doctor and other nurses. The doctor had left as planned on November 30 last. For now, the clinic needs a doctor and a nurse to improve the health of the population. I await your help in this sense .... ------------------------------------------------------------ 12/6/20 Update from Hannah CHHN On Dec. 2, reported went through supplies given by MSPP. 11/29/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Caracol is a small city of 15,000 inhabitants, situated north-east of Haiti, about 300 km from Port-au-Prince, the capital). Caracol commune covers an area of 76.7 km2. It is bounded to the north by the Atlantic Ocean to the east by Terrier Rouge, Lemonade South and West by Trou du Nord. Caracol displays extreme poverty as is the case in most remote, rural and marginalized of the country. There is a hospital-Trou-du-Nord, MSPP has set up a tent to receive people with the cholera epidemic, unfortunately, Caracol we found 4 cases in a week of cholera. We would have resources needed to care for sufferers. We continue to do outreach in schools and churches. 11/28/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Started seeing cholera patients at the beginning of Nov. but they can not afford to keep them so they send them on to Trou du Nord. Had 1 death (a 4year old)Was able to stabalize one patient. The Health Center has one physician and a social service nursing services. The social service ends Nov. 30, 2010. Clinic treats 15-20 non cholera patients a day. Would like to get food for pregnant women and malnourished children. Priority list of needs: Large tent to care for cholera chlorine Soap Hand Sanitizer face masks gloves Medicines for children NOTE: Caracol is an area at risk, people do not practice standard hygiene, they defecate on the sea's population. Caracol needs assistance at all levels!!! The doctor and nurse will leave on the 30th of Nov., we do not know what to do to replace them. The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor. -> 4/9/12: Posted to HEAS by Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage The health center of Saint Elizabeth Caracol is located in the parish St Elizabeth community. She works from 8 am to 2 pm AM PM Monday through Friday. On Saturdays she works jsuqu'au noon. In addition, Monday to Saturday, there is the emergency service any time of night. The health center has a doctor has a full-time and part-time mededin. We have two full time nurses. a laboratory, a housewife, a clerk at the pharmacy. We very often the mobile clinic and informieres make home visits. Because the elderly are unable to move, we are forced to join them in their home. --------------------------------------------------- 1/6/11: Posted on HEAS by Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage I wish to inform you that for over a month, the health center St. Elizabeth of Caracol has no doctor. Other cases of cholera, there are other pathology. Please help us to have a doctor and a lab. We only have one nurse for a population of 16 000. To make an analysis, patients are forced to go Cape Haitien and Milot or Jacquesyl. Health Centre St. Elizabeth is ready to give his participation. ----------------------------------- 12/17/10: CHHN Update CHHN delivered chlorox and aquabtabs 12/15/10 CHHN delivered ORS supplies 12/17/10 ---------------------------------------- 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage At Caracol, there is the St. Elizabeth Health Center and the clinic led by the Haitian State. In the clinic, there a Cuban doctor and Cuban nurse. We take care of people suffering from cholera in the clinic. Before we send to northern-hole, now they heal over place at the clinic. There is no death, they are given serum Oral and that. But we lack soaps, chlorine and others. People use water from wells that unfortunately is not treated. We would like to make it portable water that people use. At St. Elizabeth Health Center, there is a nurse and other staff. ----------------------------------------------- 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage So far I have received nothing. ...I do not financial means to hire another doctor and other nurses. The doctor had left as planned on November 30 last. For now, the clinic needs a doctor and a nurse to improve the health of the population. I await your help in this sense .... ------------------------------------------------------------ 12/6/20 Update from Hannah CHHN On Dec. 2, reported went through supplies given by MSPP. 11/29/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Caracol is a small city of 15,000 inhabitants, situated north-east of Haiti, about 300 km from Port-au-Prince, the capital). Caracol commune covers an area of 76.7 km2. It is bounded to the north by the Atlantic Ocean to the east by Terrier Rouge, Lemonade South and West by Trou du Nord. Caracol displays extreme poverty as is the case in most remote, rural and marginalized of the country. There is a hospital-Trou-du-Nord, MSPP has set up a tent to receive people with the cholera epidemic, unfortunately, Caracol we found 4 cases in a week of cholera. We would have resources needed to care for sufferers. We continue to do outreach in schools and churches. 11/28/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Started seeing cholera patients at the beginning of Nov. but they can not afford to keep them so they send them on to Trou du Nord. Had 1 death (a 4year old)Was able to stabalize one patient. The Health Center has one physician and a social service nursing services. The social service ends Nov. 30, 2010. Clinic treats 15-20 non cholera patients a day. Would like to get food for pregnant women and malnourished children. Priority list of needs: Large tent to care for cholera chlorine Soap Hand Sanitizer face masks gloves Medicines for children NOTE: Caracol is an area at risk, people do not practice standard hygiene, they defecate on the sea's population. Caracol needs assistance at all levels!!! The doctor and nurse will leave on the 30th of Nov., we do not know what to do to replace them. The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor.

parish: Fort Liberte -> Caracol

notes: 12/17/10: CHHN Update CHHN delivered chlorox and aquabtabs 12/15/10 CHHN delivered ORS supplies 12/17/10 ---------------------------------------- 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage At Caracol, there is the St. Elizabeth Health Center and the clinic led by the Haitian State. In the clinic, there a Cuban doctor and Cuban nurse. We take care of people suffering from cholera in the clinic. Before we send to northern-hole, now they heal over place at the clinic. There is no death, they are given serum Oral and that. But we lack soaps, chlorine and others. People use water from wells that unfortunately is not treated. We would like to make it portable water that people use. At St. Elizabeth Health Center, there is a nurse and other staff. ----------------------------------------------- 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage So far I have received nothing. ...I do not financial means to hire another doctor and other nurses. The doctor had left as planned on November 30 last. For now, the clinic needs a doctor and a nurse to improve the health of the population. I await your help in this sense .... ------------------------------------------------------------ 12/6/20 Update from Hannah CHHN On Dec. 2, reported went through supplies given by MSPP. 11/29/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Caracol is a small city of 15,000 inhabitants, situated north-east of Haiti, about 300 km from Port-au-Prince, the capital). Caracol commune covers an area of 76.7 km2. It is bounded to the north by the Atlantic Ocean to the east by Terrier Rouge, Lemonade South and West by Trou du Nord. Caracol displays extreme poverty as is the case in most remote, rural and marginalized of the country. There is a hospital-Trou-du-Nord, MSPP has set up a tent to receive people with the cholera epidemic, unfortunately, Caracol we found 4 cases in a week of cholera. We would have resources needed to care for sufferers. We continue to do outreach in schools and churches. 11/28/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Started seeing cholera patients at the beginning of Nov. but they can not afford to keep them so they send them on to Trou du Nord. Had 1 death (a 4year old)Was able to stabalize one patient. The Health Center has one physician and a social service nursing services. The social service ends Nov. 30, 2010. Clinic treats 15-20 non cholera patients a day. Would like to get food for pregnant women and malnourished children. Priority list of needs: Large tent to care for cholera chlorine Soap Hand Sanitizer face masks gloves Medicines for children NOTE: Caracol is an area at risk, people do not practice standard hygiene, they defecate on the sea's population. Caracol needs assistance at all levels!!! The doctor and nurse will leave on the 30th of Nov., we do not know what to do to replace them. The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor. -> 1/6/11: Posted on HEAS by Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage I wish to inform you that for over a month, the health center St. Elizabeth of Caracol has no doctor. Other cases of cholera, there are other pathology. Please help us to have a doctor and a lab. We only have one nurse for a population of 16 000. To make an analysis, patients are forced to go Cape Haitien and Milot or Jacquesyl. Health Centre St. Elizabeth is ready to give his participation. ----------------------------------- 12/17/10: CHHN Update CHHN delivered chlorox and aquabtabs 12/15/10 CHHN delivered ORS supplies 12/17/10 ---------------------------------------- 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage At Caracol, there is the St. Elizabeth Health Center and the clinic led by the Haitian State. In the clinic, there a Cuban doctor and Cuban nurse. We take care of people suffering from cholera in the clinic. Before we send to northern-hole, now they heal over place at the clinic. There is no death, they are given serum Oral and that. But we lack soaps, chlorine and others. People use water from wells that unfortunately is not treated. We would like to make it portable water that people use. At St. Elizabeth Health Center, there is a nurse and other staff. ----------------------------------------------- 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage So far I have received nothing. ...I do not financial means to hire another doctor and other nurses. The doctor had left as planned on November 30 last. For now, the clinic needs a doctor and a nurse to improve the health of the population. I await your help in this sense .... ------------------------------------------------------------ 12/6/20 Update from Hannah CHHN On Dec. 2, reported went through supplies given by MSPP. 11/29/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Caracol is a small city of 15,000 inhabitants, situated north-east of Haiti, about 300 km from Port-au-Prince, the capital). Caracol commune covers an area of 76.7 km2. It is bounded to the north by the Atlantic Ocean to the east by Terrier Rouge, Lemonade South and West by Trou du Nord. Caracol displays extreme poverty as is the case in most remote, rural and marginalized of the country. There is a hospital-Trou-du-Nord, MSPP has set up a tent to receive people with the cholera epidemic, unfortunately, Caracol we found 4 cases in a week of cholera. We would have resources needed to care for sufferers. We continue to do outreach in schools and churches. 11/28/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Started seeing cholera patients at the beginning of Nov. but they can not afford to keep them so they send them on to Trou du Nord. Had 1 death (a 4year old)Was able to stabalize one patient. The Health Center has one physician and a social service nursing services. The social service ends Nov. 30, 2010. Clinic treats 15-20 non cholera patients a day. Would like to get food for pregnant women and malnourished children. Priority list of needs: Large tent to care for cholera chlorine Soap Hand Sanitizer face masks gloves Medicines for children NOTE: Caracol is an area at risk, people do not practice standard hygiene, they defecate on the sea's population. Caracol needs assistance at all levels!!! The doctor and nurse will leave on the 30th of Nov., we do not know what to do to replace them. The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor.

notes: 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage At Caracol, there is the St. Elizabeth Health Center and the clinic led by the Haitian State. In the clinic, there a Cuban doctor and Cuban nurse. We take care of people suffering from cholera in the clinic. Before we send to northern-hole, now they heal over place at the clinic. There is no death, they are given serum Oral and that. But we lack soaps, chlorine and others. People use water from wells that unfortunately is not treated. We would like to make it portable water that people use. At St. Elizabeth Health Center, there is a nurse and other staff. ----------------------------------------------- 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage So far I have received nothing. ...I do not financial means to hire another doctor and other nurses. The doctor had left as planned on November 30 last. For now, the clinic needs a doctor and a nurse to improve the health of the population. I await your help in this sense .... ------------------------------------------------------------ 12/6/20 Update from Hannah CHHN On Dec. 2, reported went through supplies given by MSPP. 11/29/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Caracol is a small city of 15,000 inhabitants, situated north-east of Haiti, about 300 km from Port-au-Prince, the capital). Caracol commune covers an area of 76.7 km2. It is bounded to the north by the Atlantic Ocean to the east by Terrier Rouge, Lemonade South and West by Trou du Nord. Caracol displays extreme poverty as is the case in most remote, rural and marginalized of the country. There is a hospital-Trou-du-Nord, MSPP has set up a tent to receive people with the cholera epidemic, unfortunately, Caracol we found 4 cases in a week of cholera. We would have resources needed to care for sufferers. We continue to do outreach in schools and churches. 11/28/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Started seeing cholera patients at the beginning of Nov. but they can not afford to keep them so they send them on to Trou du Nord. Had 1 death (a 4year old)Was able to stabalize one patient. The Health Center has one physician and a social service nursing services. The social service ends Nov. 30, 2010. Clinic treats 15-20 non cholera patients a day. Would like to get food for pregnant women and malnourished children. Priority list of needs: Large tent to care for cholera chlorine Soap Hand Sanitizer face masks gloves Medicines for children NOTE: Caracol is an area at risk, people do not practice standard hygiene, they defecate on the sea's population. Caracol needs assistance at all levels!!! The doctor and nurse will leave on the 30th of Nov., we do not know what to do to replace them. The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor. -> 12/17/10: CHHN Update CHHN delivered chlorox and aquabtabs 12/15/10 CHHN delivered ORS supplies 12/17/10 ---------------------------------------- 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage At Caracol, there is the St. Elizabeth Health Center and the clinic led by the Haitian State. In the clinic, there a Cuban doctor and Cuban nurse. We take care of people suffering from cholera in the clinic. Before we send to northern-hole, now they heal over place at the clinic. There is no death, they are given serum Oral and that. But we lack soaps, chlorine and others. People use water from wells that unfortunately is not treated. We would like to make it portable water that people use. At St. Elizabeth Health Center, there is a nurse and other staff. ----------------------------------------------- 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage So far I have received nothing. ...I do not financial means to hire another doctor and other nurses. The doctor had left as planned on November 30 last. For now, the clinic needs a doctor and a nurse to improve the health of the population. I await your help in this sense .... ------------------------------------------------------------ 12/6/20 Update from Hannah CHHN On Dec. 2, reported went through supplies given by MSPP. 11/29/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Caracol is a small city of 15,000 inhabitants, situated north-east of Haiti, about 300 km from Port-au-Prince, the capital). Caracol commune covers an area of 76.7 km2. It is bounded to the north by the Atlantic Ocean to the east by Terrier Rouge, Lemonade South and West by Trou du Nord. Caracol displays extreme poverty as is the case in most remote, rural and marginalized of the country. There is a hospital-Trou-du-Nord, MSPP has set up a tent to receive people with the cholera epidemic, unfortunately, Caracol we found 4 cases in a week of cholera. We would have resources needed to care for sufferers. We continue to do outreach in schools and churches. 11/28/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Started seeing cholera patients at the beginning of Nov. but they can not afford to keep them so they send them on to Trou du Nord. Had 1 death (a 4year old)Was able to stabalize one patient. The Health Center has one physician and a social service nursing services. The social service ends Nov. 30, 2010. Clinic treats 15-20 non cholera patients a day. Would like to get food for pregnant women and malnourished children. Priority list of needs: Large tent to care for cholera chlorine Soap Hand Sanitizer face masks gloves Medicines for children NOTE: Caracol is an area at risk, people do not practice standard hygiene, they defecate on the sea's population. Caracol needs assistance at all levels!!! The doctor and nurse will leave on the 30th of Nov., we do not know what to do to replace them. The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor.

notes: 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage So far I have received nothing. ...I do not financial means to hire another doctor and other nurses. The doctor had left as planned on November 30 last. For now, the clinic needs a doctor and a nurse to improve the health of the population. I await your help in this sense .... ------------------------------------------------------------ 12/6/20 Update from Hannah CHHN On Dec. 2, reported went through supplies given by MSPP. 11/29/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Caracol is a small city of 15,000 inhabitants, situated north-east of Haiti, about 300 km from Port-au-Prince, the capital). Caracol commune covers an area of 76.7 km2. It is bounded to the north by the Atlantic Ocean to the east by Terrier Rouge, Lemonade South and West by Trou du Nord. Caracol displays extreme poverty as is the case in most remote, rural and marginalized of the country. There is a hospital-Trou-du-Nord, MSPP has set up a tent to receive people with the cholera epidemic, unfortunately, Caracol we found 4 cases in a week of cholera. We would have resources needed to care for sufferers. We continue to do outreach in schools and churches. 11/28/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Started seeing cholera patients at the beginning of Nov. but they can not afford to keep them so they send them on to Trou du Nord. Had 1 death (a 4year old)Was able to stabalize one patient. The Health Center has one physician and a social service nursing services. The social service ends Nov. 30, 2010. Clinic treats 15-20 non cholera patients a day. Would like to get food for pregnant women and malnourished children. Priority list of needs: Large tent to care for cholera chlorine Soap Hand Sanitizer face masks gloves Medicines for children NOTE: Caracol is an area at risk, people do not practice standard hygiene, they defecate on the sea's population. Caracol needs assistance at all levels!!! The doctor and nurse will leave on the 30th of Nov., we do not know what to do to replace them. The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor. -> 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage At Caracol, there is the St. Elizabeth Health Center and the clinic led by the Haitian State. In the clinic, there a Cuban doctor and Cuban nurse. We take care of people suffering from cholera in the clinic. Before we send to northern-hole, now they heal over place at the clinic. There is no death, they are given serum Oral and that. But we lack soaps, chlorine and others. People use water from wells that unfortunately is not treated. We would like to make it portable water that people use. At St. Elizabeth Health Center, there is a nurse and other staff. ----------------------------------------------- 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage So far I have received nothing. ...I do not financial means to hire another doctor and other nurses. The doctor had left as planned on November 30 last. For now, the clinic needs a doctor and a nurse to improve the health of the population. I await your help in this sense .... ------------------------------------------------------------ 12/6/20 Update from Hannah CHHN On Dec. 2, reported went through supplies given by MSPP. 11/29/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Caracol is a small city of 15,000 inhabitants, situated north-east of Haiti, about 300 km from Port-au-Prince, the capital). Caracol commune covers an area of 76.7 km2. It is bounded to the north by the Atlantic Ocean to the east by Terrier Rouge, Lemonade South and West by Trou du Nord. Caracol displays extreme poverty as is the case in most remote, rural and marginalized of the country. There is a hospital-Trou-du-Nord, MSPP has set up a tent to receive people with the cholera epidemic, unfortunately, Caracol we found 4 cases in a week of cholera. We would have resources needed to care for sufferers. We continue to do outreach in schools and churches. 11/28/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Started seeing cholera patients at the beginning of Nov. but they can not afford to keep them so they send them on to Trou du Nord. Had 1 death (a 4year old)Was able to stabalize one patient. The Health Center has one physician and a social service nursing services. The social service ends Nov. 30, 2010. Clinic treats 15-20 non cholera patients a day. Would like to get food for pregnant women and malnourished children. Priority list of needs: Large tent to care for cholera chlorine Soap Hand Sanitizer face masks gloves Medicines for children NOTE: Caracol is an area at risk, people do not practice standard hygiene, they defecate on the sea's population. Caracol needs assistance at all levels!!! The doctor and nurse will leave on the 30th of Nov., we do not know what to do to replace them. The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor.

notes: 12/6/20 Update from Hannah CHHN On Dec. 2, reported went through supplies given by MSPP. 11/29/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Caracol is a small city of 15,000 inhabitants, situated north-east of Haiti, about 300 km from Port-au-Prince, the capital). Caracol commune covers an area of 76.7 km2. It is bounded to the north by the Atlantic Ocean to the east by Terrier Rouge, Lemonade South and West by Trou du Nord. Caracol displays extreme poverty as is the case in most remote, rural and marginalized of the country. There is a hospital-Trou-du-Nord, MSPP has set up a tent to receive people with the cholera epidemic, unfortunately, Caracol we found 4 cases in a week of cholera. We would have resources needed to care for sufferers. We continue to do outreach in schools and churches. 11/28/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Started seeing cholera patients at the beginning of Nov. but they can not afford to keep them so they send them on to Trou du Nord. Had 1 death (a 4year old)Was able to stabalize one patient. The Health Center has one physician and a social service nursing services. The social service ends Nov. 30, 2010. Clinic treats 15-20 non cholera patients a day. Would like to get food for pregnant women and malnourished children. Priority list of needs: Large tent to care for cholera chlorine Soap Hand Sanitizer face masks gloves Medicines for children NOTE: Caracol is an area at risk, people do not practice standard hygiene, they defecate on the sea's population. Caracol needs assistance at all levels!!! The doctor and nurse will leave on the 30th of Nov., we do not know what to do to replace them. The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor. -> 12/12/10 Email from Fr. DuVillage So far I have received nothing. ...I do not financial means to hire another doctor and other nurses. The doctor had left as planned on November 30 last. For now, the clinic needs a doctor and a nurse to improve the health of the population. I await your help in this sense .... ------------------------------------------------------------ 12/6/20 Update from Hannah CHHN On Dec. 2, reported went through supplies given by MSPP. 11/29/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Caracol is a small city of 15,000 inhabitants, situated north-east of Haiti, about 300 km from Port-au-Prince, the capital). Caracol commune covers an area of 76.7 km2. It is bounded to the north by the Atlantic Ocean to the east by Terrier Rouge, Lemonade South and West by Trou du Nord. Caracol displays extreme poverty as is the case in most remote, rural and marginalized of the country. There is a hospital-Trou-du-Nord, MSPP has set up a tent to receive people with the cholera epidemic, unfortunately, Caracol we found 4 cases in a week of cholera. We would have resources needed to care for sufferers. We continue to do outreach in schools and churches. 11/28/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Started seeing cholera patients at the beginning of Nov. but they can not afford to keep them so they send them on to Trou du Nord. Had 1 death (a 4year old)Was able to stabalize one patient. The Health Center has one physician and a social service nursing services. The social service ends Nov. 30, 2010. Clinic treats 15-20 non cholera patients a day. Would like to get food for pregnant women and malnourished children. Priority list of needs: Large tent to care for cholera chlorine Soap Hand Sanitizer face masks gloves Medicines for children NOTE: Caracol is an area at risk, people do not practice standard hygiene, they defecate on the sea's population. Caracol needs assistance at all levels!!! The doctor and nurse will leave on the 30th of Nov., we do not know what to do to replace them. The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor.

notes: 11/29/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Caracol is a small city of 15,000 inhabitants, situated north-east of Haiti, about 300 km from Port-au-Prince, the capital). Caracol commune covers an area of 76.7 km2. It is bounded to the north by the Atlantic Ocean to the east by Terrier Rouge, Lemonade South and West by Trou du Nord. Caracol displays extreme poverty as is the case in most remote, rural and marginalized of the country. There is a hospital-Trou-du-Nord, MSPP has set up a tent to receive people with the cholera epidemic, unfortunately, Caracol we found 4 cases in a week of cholera. We would have resources needed to care for sufferers. We continue to do outreach in schools and churches. 11/28/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Started seeing cholera patients at the beginning of Nov. but they can not afford to keep them so they send them on to Trou du Nord. Had 1 death (a 4year old)Was able to stabalize one patient. The Health Center has one physician and a social service nursing services. The social service ends Nov. 30, 2010. Clinic treats 15-20 non cholera patients a day. Would like to get food for pregnant women and malnourished children. Priority list of needs: Large tent to care for cholera chlorine Soap Hand Sanitizer face masks gloves Medicines for children NOTE: Caracol is an area at risk, people do not practice standard hygiene, they defecate on the sea's population. Caracol needs assistance at all levels!!! The doctor and nurse will leave on the 30th of Nov., we do not know what to do to replace them. The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor. -> 12/6/20 Update from Hannah CHHN On Dec. 2, reported went through supplies given by MSPP. 11/29/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Caracol is a small city of 15,000 inhabitants, situated north-east of Haiti, about 300 km from Port-au-Prince, the capital). Caracol commune covers an area of 76.7 km2. It is bounded to the north by the Atlantic Ocean to the east by Terrier Rouge, Lemonade South and West by Trou du Nord. Caracol displays extreme poverty as is the case in most remote, rural and marginalized of the country. There is a hospital-Trou-du-Nord, MSPP has set up a tent to receive people with the cholera epidemic, unfortunately, Caracol we found 4 cases in a week of cholera. We would have resources needed to care for sufferers. We continue to do outreach in schools and churches. 11/28/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Started seeing cholera patients at the beginning of Nov. but they can not afford to keep them so they send them on to Trou du Nord. Had 1 death (a 4year old)Was able to stabalize one patient. The Health Center has one physician and a social service nursing services. The social service ends Nov. 30, 2010. Clinic treats 15-20 non cholera patients a day. Would like to get food for pregnant women and malnourished children. Priority list of needs: Large tent to care for cholera chlorine Soap Hand Sanitizer face masks gloves Medicines for children NOTE: Caracol is an area at risk, people do not practice standard hygiene, they defecate on the sea's population. Caracol needs assistance at all levels!!! The doctor and nurse will leave on the 30th of Nov., we do not know what to do to replace them. The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor.

notes: 11/28/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Started seeing cholera patients at the beginning of Nov. but they can not afford to keep them so they send them on to Trou du Nord. Had 1 death (a 4year old)Was able to stabalize one patient. The Health Center has one physician and a social service nursing services. The social service ends Nov. 30, 2010. Clinic treats 15-20 non cholera patients a day. Would like to get food for pregnant women and malnourished children. Priority list of needs: Large tent to care for cholera chlorine Soap Hand Sanitizer face masks gloves Medicines for children NOTE: Caracol is an area at risk, people do not practice standard hygiene, they defecate on the sea's population. Caracol needs assistance at all levels!!! The doctor and nurse will leave on the 30th of Nov., we do not know what to do to replace them. The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor. -> 11/29/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Caracol is a small city of 15,000 inhabitants, situated north-east of Haiti, about 300 km from Port-au-Prince, the capital). Caracol commune covers an area of 76.7 km2. It is bounded to the north by the Atlantic Ocean to the east by Terrier Rouge, Lemonade South and West by Trou du Nord. Caracol displays extreme poverty as is the case in most remote, rural and marginalized of the country. There is a hospital-Trou-du-Nord, MSPP has set up a tent to receive people with the cholera epidemic, unfortunately, Caracol we found 4 cases in a week of cholera. We would have resources needed to care for sufferers. We continue to do outreach in schools and churches. 11/28/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Started seeing cholera patients at the beginning of Nov. but they can not afford to keep them so they send them on to Trou du Nord. Had 1 death (a 4year old)Was able to stabalize one patient. The Health Center has one physician and a social service nursing services. The social service ends Nov. 30, 2010. Clinic treats 15-20 non cholera patients a day. Would like to get food for pregnant women and malnourished children. Priority list of needs: Large tent to care for cholera chlorine Soap Hand Sanitizer face masks gloves Medicines for children NOTE: Caracol is an area at risk, people do not practice standard hygiene, they defecate on the sea's population. Caracol needs assistance at all levels!!! The doctor and nurse will leave on the 30th of Nov., we do not know what to do to replace them. The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor.

parish: -> Fort Liberte
town: Fort Liberte -> Caracol

name: St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol -> St. Elizabeth Health Center (supported by MSPP)
notes: The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor. -> 11/28/10 Email from Fr. Joseph Francis Duvillage Started seeing cholera patients at the beginning of Nov. but they can not afford to keep them so they send them on to Trou du Nord. Had 1 death (a 4year old)Was able to stabalize one patient. The Health Center has one physician and a social service nursing services. The social service ends Nov. 30, 2010. Clinic treats 15-20 non cholera patients a day. Would like to get food for pregnant women and malnourished children. Priority list of needs: Large tent to care for cholera chlorine Soap Hand Sanitizer face masks gloves Medicines for children NOTE: Caracol is an area at risk, people do not practice standard hygiene, they defecate on the sea's population. Caracol needs assistance at all levels!!! The doctor and nurse will leave on the 30th of Nov., we do not know what to do to replace them. The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor.

region: Nord -> Nord-East

notes: The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. -> The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants. The Health Center is looking for a permanent resident Doctor.

notes: -> The St. Elizabeth Health Center Caracol serves a town with over 16,000 inhabitants.