notes: Emailed Antoine to get Clinic details 2:46 pm PDT 11/22/10 LTel ================================== From: Antoine Langeard Subject: Clinic Medicare-Delmas 33-Prepare CTC To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Date: Monday, November 22, 2010, 7:19 AM We are working with a clinic that is located in the middle of Area Citron between Delmas 33 and Delmas 31 in Port au Prince. It is an area of high cholera risk as there are 17,000 people living in very poor conditions around and there are at least 5 camps in the near distance hosting around 5000 people. We would like to equip the clinic as a CTC as once the epidemy would start there it will be very difficult to respond efficiently. The clinic is currently receiving 30 to 40 patients a day and 80% of them is Typhoid fever which is related to contaminated water. This indicator reflects the hygiene conditions of the area. We have a pick up truck to get any supplies. The clinic currently has 4 nurses, 2 doctors. We would need everything to open a CTC for 20 people. Please contact Dr Frisnel at 34 27 69 20 for more information. We need supplies? any information will be most useful -> Emailed Antoine to get Clinic details 2:46 pm PDT 11/22/10 LTel ================================== From: Antoine Langeard Subject: Clinic Medicare-Delmas 33-Prepare CTC To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Date: Monday, November 22, 2010, 7:19 AM We are working with a clinic that is located in the middle of Area Citron between Delmas 33 and Delmas 31 in Port au Prince. It is an area of high cholera risk as there are 17,000 people living in very poor conditions around and there are at least 5 camps in the near distance hosting around 5000 people. We would like to equip the clinic as a CTC as once the epidemy would start there it will be very difficult to respond efficiently. The clinic is currently receiving 30 to 40 patients a day and 80% of them is Typhoid fever which is related to contaminated water. This indicator reflects the hygiene conditions of the area. We have a pick up truck to get any supplies. The clinic currently has 4 nurses, 2 doctors. We would need everything to open a CTC for 20 people. Please contact Dr Frisnel at 34 27 69 20 for more information. We need supplies? any information will be most useful ========= IDP Camp Delmas 33 - Blue Station http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/7511
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cat_notes: email from Leslie: On Mon, 11/22/10, Antoine Langeard <alangeard@gmail.com> wrote: ->

parish: -> Port-au-Prince
town: Port au Prince -> Delmas 33
name: Institut Haitien de Développement Intégral (IHDI) - CHOLERA TREATMENT CENTER - CTC" (ON STANDBY) -> Cilnic Medicare (Supported By: Institut Haitien de Développement Intégral - IHDI) - CHOLERA TREATMENT CENTER - CTC" (ON STANDBY)
address: Route des freres, 26 Rue Boule de Gomme Bois Neuf -> IFDG ADDR: Route des freres, 26 Rue Boule de Gomme Bois Neuf CLINIC MEDICARE: in the middle of Area Citron between Delmas 33 and Delmas 31 in Port au Prince
notes: http://ihdi.ht/?p=42 We are working with a clinic that is located in the middle of Area Citron between Delmas 33 and Delmas 31 in Port au Prince. It is an area of high cholera risk as there are 17,000 people living in very poor conditions around and there are at least 5 camps in the near distance hosting around 5000 people. We would like to equip the clinic as a CTC as once the epidemy would start there it will be very difficult to respond efficiently. The clinic is currently receiving 30 to 40 patients a day and 80% of them is Typhoid fever which is related to contaminated water. This indicator reflects the hygiene conditions of the area. We have a pick up truck to get any supplies. The clinic currently has 4 nurses, 2 doctors. We would need everything to open a CTC for 20 people. Please contact Dr Frisnel at 34 27 69 20 for more information. We need supplies? any information will be most useful -> Emailed Antoine to get Clinic details 2:46 pm PDT 11/22/10 LTel ================================== From: Antoine Langeard Subject: Clinic Medicare-Delmas 33-Prepare CTC To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Date: Monday, November 22, 2010, 7:19 AM We are working with a clinic that is located in the middle of Area Citron between Delmas 33 and Delmas 31 in Port au Prince. It is an area of high cholera risk as there are 17,000 people living in very poor conditions around and there are at least 5 camps in the near distance hosting around 5000 people. We would like to equip the clinic as a CTC as once the epidemy would start there it will be very difficult to respond efficiently. The clinic is currently receiving 30 to 40 patients a day and 80% of them is Typhoid fever which is related to contaminated water. This indicator reflects the hygiene conditions of the area. We have a pick up truck to get any supplies. The clinic currently has 4 nurses, 2 doctors. We would need everything to open a CTC for 20 people. Please contact Dr Frisnel at 34 27 69 20 for more information. We need supplies? any information will be most useful
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cat_notes: email from Leslie: On Mon, 11/22/10, Antoine Langeard <alangeard@gmail.com> wrote: From: Antoine Langeard <alangeard@gmail.com> Subject: Clinic Medicare-Delmas 33-Prepare CTC To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "Dr Jean Clervain Dorsainvil" <dr_dorsainvil@hotmail.com>, "Frisnael Jean" <fris.jp@hotmail.com>, "Fafo Polanco" <fpworks@gmail.com> Date: Monday, November 22, 2010, 7:19 AM Hello, We are working with a clinic that is located in the middle of Area Citron between Delmas 33 and Delmas 31 in Port au Prince. It is an area of high cholera risk as there are 17,000 people living in very poor conditions around and there are at least 5 camps in the near distance hosting around 5000 people. We would like to equip the clinic as a CTC as once the epidemy would start there it will be very difficult to respond efficiently. The clinic is currently receiving 30 to 40 patients a day and 80% of them is Typhoid fever which is related to contaminated water. This indicator reflects the hygiene conditions of the area. We have a pick up truck to get any supplies. The clinic currently has 4 nurses, 2 doctors. We would need everything to open a CTC for 20 people. Please contact Dr Frisnel at 34 27 69 20 for more information. Where can we get supplies for free? Antoine -- Antoine Langeard Coordinateur Institut Haitien de Développement Intégral Route des freres, 26 Rue Boule de Gomme Bois Neuf, Port au Prince Tel: (509) 39 30 80 22 www.ihdi.ht -> email from Leslie: On Mon, 11/22/10, Antoine Langeard <alangeard@gmail.com> wrote:

name: Institut Haitien de Développement Intégral (IHDI) -> Institut Haitien de Développement Intégral (IHDI) - CHOLERA TREATMENT CENTER - CTC" (ON STANDBY)
notes: http://ihdi.ht/?p=42 We are working with a clinic that is located in the middle of Area Citron between Delmas 33 and Delmas 31 in Port au Prince. It is an area of high cholera risk as there are 17,000 people living in very poor conditions around and there are at least 5 camps in the near distance hosting around 5000 people. We would like to equip the clinic as a CTC as once the epidemy would start there it will be very difficult to respond efficiently. The clinic is currently receiving 30 to 40 patients a day and 80% of them is Typhoid fever which is related to contaminated water. This indicator reflects the hygiene conditions of the area. We have a pick up truck to get any supplies. The clinic currently has 4 nurses, 2 doctors. We would need everything to open a CTC for 20 people. Please contact Dr Frisnel at 34 27 69 20 for more information. We need supplies? any information will be most useful ---------- Helping Hand Haiti is a branch project of IHDI (Institut Haitien de Développement Intégral), a fully accredited and well known foundation in Haiti. The objective is to bring medical and humanitarian relief to the Haitian people who have suffered one of the worst natural disaster in recent history with a 7.0 magnitude earthquake on January 12th 2010. It is a coordinated effort between several ONGs working as a team (IHDI, IDDI, FONLOMBAY, KAROMA) ------ Sep 6, 2010 IHDI has strengthened its presence in Haiti since the earthquake on January 12, participating in humanitarian assistance by supporting the provision of medical equipment, management of IDP camps, logistical support for various institutions like the government of Ecuador, USAID, CORDAID, or participating at the clusters of the United Nations and facilitating relations between NGOs and the Haitian government. Since January 13 IHDI has conducted the following activities: More than 20,000 bottles of 5 gallons distributed in the camps of Delmas 33 and around the airport, starting January 15. More than 1,800 tents and tarpaulins, and 400 mattresses distributed in the camps of Croix des Bouquets in Duval 26, Santo 21 and Marassa 10. More than 6,000 hygiene, kitchen, and sanitary kits distributed in the camps of Croix des Bouquets in Duval 26, Santo 21 and Marassa 10. Logistical support to three teams of 20 medical doctors sent by the Government of Ecuador. Logistical and financial support to Mano Amiga Haiti in sending and helping in the rotation of 30 doctors and medical teams, with the establishment of three temporary clinics in Leogane, Carrefour and Delmas. Logistical and financial support to Mano Amiga Haiti in sending and helping in the rotation of 30 doctors and medical teams for an intervention focusing on three camps in Croix Des Bouquets. More than U.S. $ 15,000 of drugs purchased. Distribution of 100 plastic sheets to the schools of Croix des Bouquets. Evaluations on the situation of schools in Croix des Bouquets, Fond Parisien and Cerca La Source. U.S.$15,000 sent to the organizations MOSCHTA and MUDHA. Logistical support to the Dutch NGO CORDAID. Support the development of 75 educational workshops on the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases in seven emergency shelters of Santo Domingo. -> http://ihdi.ht/?p=42 We are working with a clinic that is located in the middle of Area Citron between Delmas 33 and Delmas 31 in Port au Prince. It is an area of high cholera risk as there are 17,000 people living in very poor conditions around and there are at least 5 camps in the near distance hosting around 5000 people. We would like to equip the clinic as a CTC as once the epidemy would start there it will be very difficult to respond efficiently. The clinic is currently receiving 30 to 40 patients a day and 80% of them is Typhoid fever which is related to contaminated water. This indicator reflects the hygiene conditions of the area. We have a pick up truck to get any supplies. The clinic currently has 4 nurses, 2 doctors. We would need everything to open a CTC for 20 people. Please contact Dr Frisnel at 34 27 69 20 for more information. We need supplies? any information will be most useful
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region: -> Quest
status: Open -> Standby
facility_type: Info/Hotline -> Medical Facility
mission: from website: Founded in 2007, the Haitian Institute for Integral Development, Inc. (IHDI) is a private nonprofit organization that aims to: Contribute to the transformation of the human being, his family and the community in which we live. Promote the creation of conditions for human beings, as individuals and collectively, so they can have a reasonable chance to have a productive and creative life according to their needs, interests and potential. Promote reconciliation and dialogue among different sectors of our society. Focus on both the causes of a problem and its symptoms. The Haitian Institute for Integral Development, Inc. (IHDI) is an organization that aims to help overcome the effects of poverty both in rural and urban areas of Haiti. IHDI is an organization composed of men and women working together with local communities and interested organizations to take responsibility for improving their lives and the lives of their neighbors. As a process facilitator, IHDI promotes community involvement as a central point in the solution of problems affecting the population, always with the respect of individuals’ political and religious ideas. -> from website: Founded in 2007, the Haitian Institute for Integral Development, Inc. (IHDI) is a private nonprofit organization that aims to: Contribute to the transformation of the human being, his family and the community in which we live. Promote the creation of conditions for human beings, as individuals and collectively, so they can have a reasonable chance to have a productive and creative life according to their needs, interests and potential. Promote reconciliation and dialogue among different sectors of our society. Focus on both the causes of a problem and its symptoms. The Haitian Institute for Integral Development, Inc. (IHDI) is an organization that aims to help overcome the effects of poverty both in rural and urban areas of Haiti. IHDI is an organization composed of men and women working together with local communities and interested organizations to take responsibility for improving their lives and the lives of their neighbors. As a process facilitator, IHDI promotes community involvement as a central point in the solution of problems affecting the population, always with the respect of individuals’ political and religious ideas. ---------- Helping Hand Haiti is a branch project of IHDI (Institut Haitien de Développement Intégral), a fully accredited and well known foundation in Haiti. The objective is to bring medical and humanitarian relief to the Haitian people who have suffered one of the worst natural disaster in recent history with a 7.0 magnitude earthquake on January 12th 2010. It is a coordinated effort between several ONGs working as a team (IHDI, IDDI, FONLOMBAY, KAROMA) ------ Sep 6, 2010 IHDI has strengthened its presence in Haiti since the earthquake on January 12, participating in humanitarian assistance by supporting the provision of medical equipment, management of IDP camps, logistical support for various institutions like the government of Ecuador, USAID, CORDAID, or participating at the clusters of the United Nations and facilitating relations between NGOs and the Haitian government. Since January 13 IHDI has conducted the following activities: More than 20,000 bottles of 5 gallons distributed in the camps of Delmas 33 and around the airport, starting January 15. More than 1,800 tents and tarpaulins, and 400 mattresses distributed in the camps of Croix des Bouquets in Duval 26, Santo 21 and Marassa 10. More than 6,000 hygiene, kitchen, and sanitary kits distributed in the camps of Croix des Bouquets in Duval 26, Santo 21 and Marassa 10. Logistical support to three teams of 20 medical doctors sent by the Government of Ecuador. Logistical and financial support to Mano Amiga Haiti in sending and helping in the rotation of 30 doctors and medical teams, with the establishment of three temporary clinics in Leogane, Carrefour and Delmas. Logistical and financial support to Mano Amiga Haiti in sending and helping in the rotation of 30 doctors and medical teams for an intervention focusing on three camps in Croix Des Bouquets. More than U.S. $ 15,000 of drugs purchased. Distribution of 100 plastic sheets to the schools of Croix des Bouquets. Evaluations on the situation of schools in Croix des Bouquets, Fond Parisien and Cerca La Source. U.S.$15,000 sent to the organizations MOSCHTA and MUDHA. Logistical support to the Dutch NGO CORDAID. Support the development of 75 educational workshops on the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases in seven emergency shelters of Santo Domingo.

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cat_notes: -> email from Leslie: On Mon, 11/22/10, Antoine Langeard <alangeard@gmail.com> wrote: From: Antoine Langeard <alangeard@gmail.com> Subject: Clinic Medicare-Delmas 33-Prepare CTC To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "Dr Jean Clervain Dorsainvil" <dr_dorsainvil@hotmail.com>, "Frisnael Jean" <fris.jp@hotmail.com>, "Fafo Polanco" <fpworks@gmail.com> Date: Monday, November 22, 2010, 7:19 AM Hello, We are working with a clinic that is located in the middle of Area Citron between Delmas 33 and Delmas 31 in Port au Prince. It is an area of high cholera risk as there are 17,000 people living in very poor conditions around and there are at least 5 camps in the near distance hosting around 5000 people. We would like to equip the clinic as a CTC as once the epidemy would start there it will be very difficult to respond efficiently. The clinic is currently receiving 30 to 40 patients a day and 80% of them is Typhoid fever which is related to contaminated water. This indicator reflects the hygiene conditions of the area. We have a pick up truck to get any supplies. The clinic currently has 4 nurses, 2 doctors. We would need everything to open a CTC for 20 people. Please contact Dr Frisnel at 34 27 69 20 for more information. Where can we get supplies for free? Antoine -- Antoine Langeard Coordinateur Institut Haitien de Développement Intégral Route des freres, 26 Rue Boule de Gomme Bois Neuf, Port au Prince Tel: (509) 39 30 80 22 www.ihdi.ht

facility_type: Medical Facility -> Info/Hotline

notes: http://ihdi.ht/?p=42 We are working with a clinic that is located in the middle of Area Citron between Delmas 33 and Delmas 31 in Port au Prince. It is an area of high cholera risk as there are 17,000 people living in very poor conditions around and there are at least 5 camps in the near distance hosting around 5000 people. We would like to equip the clinic as a CTC as once the epidemy would start there it will be very difficult to respond efficiently. The clinic is currently receiving 30 to 40 patients a day and 80% of them is Typhoid fever which is related to contaminated water. This indicator reflects the hygiene conditions of the area. We have a pick up truck to get any supplies. The clinic currently has 4 nurses, 2 doctors. We would need everything to open a CTC for 20 people. Please contact Dr Frisnel at 34 27 69 20 for more information. We need supplies? any information will be most useful -> http://ihdi.ht/?p=42 We are working with a clinic that is located in the middle of Area Citron between Delmas 33 and Delmas 31 in Port au Prince. It is an area of high cholera risk as there are 17,000 people living in very poor conditions around and there are at least 5 camps in the near distance hosting around 5000 people. We would like to equip the clinic as a CTC as once the epidemy would start there it will be very difficult to respond efficiently. The clinic is currently receiving 30 to 40 patients a day and 80% of them is Typhoid fever which is related to contaminated water. This indicator reflects the hygiene conditions of the area. We have a pick up truck to get any supplies. The clinic currently has 4 nurses, 2 doctors. We would need everything to open a CTC for 20 people. Please contact Dr Frisnel at 34 27 69 20 for more information. We need supplies? any information will be most useful ---------- Helping Hand Haiti is a branch project of IHDI (Institut Haitien de Développement Intégral), a fully accredited and well known foundation in Haiti. The objective is to bring medical and humanitarian relief to the Haitian people who have suffered one of the worst natural disaster in recent history with a 7.0 magnitude earthquake on January 12th 2010. It is a coordinated effort between several ONGs working as a team (IHDI, IDDI, FONLOMBAY, KAROMA) ------ Sep 6, 2010 IHDI has strengthened its presence in Haiti since the earthquake on January 12, participating in humanitarian assistance by supporting the provision of medical equipment, management of IDP camps, logistical support for various institutions like the government of Ecuador, USAID, CORDAID, or participating at the clusters of the United Nations and facilitating relations between NGOs and the Haitian government. Since January 13 IHDI has conducted the following activities: More than 20,000 bottles of 5 gallons distributed in the camps of Delmas 33 and around the airport, starting January 15. More than 1,800 tents and tarpaulins, and 400 mattresses distributed in the camps of Croix des Bouquets in Duval 26, Santo 21 and Marassa 10. More than 6,000 hygiene, kitchen, and sanitary kits distributed in the camps of Croix des Bouquets in Duval 26, Santo 21 and Marassa 10. Logistical support to three teams of 20 medical doctors sent by the Government of Ecuador. Logistical and financial support to Mano Amiga Haiti in sending and helping in the rotation of 30 doctors and medical teams, with the establishment of three temporary clinics in Leogane, Carrefour and Delmas. Logistical and financial support to Mano Amiga Haiti in sending and helping in the rotation of 30 doctors and medical teams for an intervention focusing on three camps in Croix Des Bouquets. More than U.S. $ 15,000 of drugs purchased. Distribution of 100 plastic sheets to the schools of Croix des Bouquets. Evaluations on the situation of schools in Croix des Bouquets, Fond Parisien and Cerca La Source. U.S.$15,000 sent to the organizations MOSCHTA and MUDHA. Logistical support to the Dutch NGO CORDAID. Support the development of 75 educational workshops on the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases in seven emergency shelters of Santo Domingo.
mission: -> from website: Founded in 2007, the Haitian Institute for Integral Development, Inc. (IHDI) is a private nonprofit organization that aims to: Contribute to the transformation of the human being, his family and the community in which we live. Promote the creation of conditions for human beings, as individuals and collectively, so they can have a reasonable chance to have a productive and creative life according to their needs, interests and potential. Promote reconciliation and dialogue among different sectors of our society. Focus on both the causes of a problem and its symptoms. The Haitian Institute for Integral Development, Inc. (IHDI) is an organization that aims to help overcome the effects of poverty both in rural and urban areas of Haiti. IHDI is an organization composed of men and women working together with local communities and interested organizations to take responsibility for improving their lives and the lives of their neighbors. As a process facilitator, IHDI promotes community involvement as a central point in the solution of problems affecting the population, always with the respect of individuals’ political and religious ideas.