notes: This site is designated as a "Planned CTC" w/50 Cholera Beds per the PAHO/MSPP list line #279 dated 1/23/11 ----------------------------------- Grande Anse/Duchity Wednesday, January 19, 2011 10:09 AM From: "Gigi Pomerantz" To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Dear HEAS - I want to thank htose involved for all your help in getting supplies to Duchity. They are in the process of setting up a formal CTC there, from what I have heard. However, I am still getting informal reports of high incidence of both cases and deaths. I don't have numbers at all. Our partner organization in the area, OJPDD, has gone out and done some cholera prevention education in all localities of Duchity and has begun in Derriveaux ( I think that's 4th and 5th sections of Pestel). They have distributed some chlorox and soap, but not nearly enough - people are coming back already asking for more. After reading the recent report from Sud-Est, I am wondering if a similar survey could be done in this area of Grande'Anse, and appropriate support services located. OJPDD presented me with a formal request to do further education, distribution of JIF and soap, and construction of latrines. We do not have the budget for these extensive activities, although I am working with them on revising the approach. People in this area are very very poor, and quite isolated. They tell the OJPDD trainers that no one else has reached them or spoken to them. Any thoughts on what else HEAS or some other organization could do? I do have people in the area who can accompany trained staff, or willing to be trained. Of course, some kind of payment for any work is always very much appreciated. I will be in the area in March 5 -18, but that seems too far away given that people are dying every day. thanks again for your great work! Gigi Pomerantz Executive Director YOUTHAITI www.youthaiti.org ---------------------------------- 1/8/11 Email from Gigi: In a message dated 1/8/2011 1:22:35 P.M. Central Standard Time, writes: Hi Laura - Tozia, a locality of Duchity, has seen up to 500 cases, and now 6-7/day in the center of Duchity, with limited staff and very limited supplies. CHOLERA ACTIVITY: 550 Cholera patients including Duchity and Tozia / Seeing 10 Cholera patients daily / 100 Cholera Fatalities in the community (none at this site) / RL burn rate: 22 L/patient (220 litres per day) thanks! gigi YOUTHAITI CURRENT NEEDS (as submitted to the HEAS RFA/RFV Portal 1/8/11: RL (7000 litres - just over 1 month supply) IV catheters Chlorox ORS Gloves masks gowns beds (10) Cellular Phone, Internet, internet is nearby, but not always available ---------------------------------------- 12/7/10 Email from Gigi Her organization, Youthaiti has been doing education training in 16 localities of Duchity area. They could possibly train people in other locations as well. They make composting toilets and Arborloo toilets. The majority of people still do not have toilets or access to clean water or even soap. The clinic is in Duchity, but the outbreak of cholera is in Tozia which is about 30 min. from Duchity. There are 2 doctors in the area. Dr. Marx has gone to Tozia to treat patients and Dr. Michelet in presently in Les Cayes. There is one public health nurse and several aux. nurses. One employed by the clinic. A new clinic on the other side of town is empty and is being considered for a CTC as it has a good amount of space for beds. Gigi was not aware of any sanitation or water available at the site. (Lpar note: I suggest whoever sets up CTC buys some toilets from Youthaiti) ------------------------------------------------- 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week, no deaths No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS -> This site is designated as a "Planned CTC" w/50 Cholera Beds & supporting orgs as "MSPP/Plan N" per the PAHO/MSPP list line #279 dated 1/23/11 ----------------------------------- Grande Anse/Duchity Wednesday, January 19, 2011 10:09 AM From: "Gigi Pomerantz" To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Dear HEAS - I want to thank htose involved for all your help in getting supplies to Duchity. They are in the process of setting up a formal CTC there, from what I have heard. However, I am still getting informal reports of high incidence of both cases and deaths. I don't have numbers at all. Our partner organization in the area, OJPDD, has gone out and done some cholera prevention education in all localities of Duchity and has begun in Derriveaux ( I think that's 4th and 5th sections of Pestel). They have distributed some chlorox and soap, but not nearly enough - people are coming back already asking for more. After reading the recent report from Sud-Est, I am wondering if a similar survey could be done in this area of Grande'Anse, and appropriate support services located. OJPDD presented me with a formal request to do further education, distribution of JIF and soap, and construction of latrines. We do not have the budget for these extensive activities, although I am working with them on revising the approach. People in this area are very very poor, and quite isolated. They tell the OJPDD trainers that no one else has reached them or spoken to them. Any thoughts on what else HEAS or some other organization could do? I do have people in the area who can accompany trained staff, or willing to be trained. Of course, some kind of payment for any work is always very much appreciated. I will be in the area in March 5 -18, but that seems too far away given that people are dying every day. thanks again for your great work! Gigi Pomerantz Executive Director YOUTHAITI www.youthaiti.org ---------------------------------- 1/8/11 Email from Gigi: In a message dated 1/8/2011 1:22:35 P.M. Central Standard Time, writes: Hi Laura - Tozia, a locality of Duchity, has seen up to 500 cases, and now 6-7/day in the center of Duchity, with limited staff and very limited supplies. CHOLERA ACTIVITY: 550 Cholera patients including Duchity and Tozia / Seeing 10 Cholera patients daily / 100 Cholera Fatalities in the community (none at this site) / RL burn rate: 22 L/patient (220 litres per day) thanks! gigi YOUTHAITI CURRENT NEEDS (as submitted to the HEAS RFA/RFV Portal 1/8/11: RL (7000 litres - just over 1 month supply) IV catheters Chlorox ORS Gloves masks gowns beds (10) Cellular Phone, Internet, internet is nearby, but not always available ---------------------------------------- 12/7/10 Email from Gigi Her organization, Youthaiti has been doing education training in 16 localities of Duchity area. They could possibly train people in other locations as well. They make composting toilets and Arborloo toilets. The majority of people still do not have toilets or access to clean water or even soap. The clinic is in Duchity, but the outbreak of cholera is in Tozia which is about 30 min. from Duchity. There are 2 doctors in the area. Dr. Marx has gone to Tozia to treat patients and Dr. Michelet in presently in Les Cayes. There is one public health nurse and several aux. nurses. One employed by the clinic. A new clinic on the other side of town is empty and is being considered for a CTC as it has a good amount of space for beds. Gigi was not aware of any sanitation or water available at the site. (Lpar note: I suggest whoever sets up CTC buys some toilets from Youthaiti) ------------------------------------------------- 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week, no deaths No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS

name: St. Marie Madeline Clinic - Duchity -> St. Marie Madeline Clinic - Duchity ~ "PLANNED CTC - CHOLERA TREATMENT CENTER" (MSPP) (Supported by: Plan N)
address: Paved Road, Dirt Road/Off-Road or 4WD-Accessible Trail / Water crossing (implied hazard during flooding) / Helo Landing is available / -> Paved Road, Dirt Road/Off-Road or 4WD-Accessible Trail / Water crossing (implied hazard during flooding) / Helo Landing is available PER PAHO 1/23/11: 18.379757-73.886010 (NOT VERIFIED)
notes: Grande Anse/Duchity Wednesday, January 19, 2011 10:09 AM From: "Gigi Pomerantz" To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Dear HEAS - I want to thank htose involved for all your help in getting supplies to Duchity. They are in the process of setting up a formal CTC there, from what I have heard. However, I am still getting informal reports of high incidence of both cases and deaths. I don't have numbers at all. Our partner organization in the area, OJPDD, has gone out and done some cholera prevention education in all localities of Duchity and has begun in Derriveaux ( I think that's 4th and 5th sections of Pestel). They have distributed some chlorox and soap, but not nearly enough - people are coming back already asking for more. After reading the recent report from Sud-Est, I am wondering if a similar survey could be done in this area of Grande'Anse, and appropriate support services located. OJPDD presented me with a formal request to do further education, distribution of JIF and soap, and construction of latrines. We do not have the budget for these extensive activities, although I am working with them on revising the approach. People in this area are very very poor, and quite isolated. They tell the OJPDD trainers that no one else has reached them or spoken to them. Any thoughts on what else HEAS or some other organization could do? I do have people in the area who can accompany trained staff, or willing to be trained. Of course, some kind of payment for any work is always very much appreciated. I will be in the area in March 5 -18, but that seems too far away given that people are dying every day. thanks again for your great work! Gigi Pomerantz Executive Director YOUTHAITI www.youthaiti.org ---------------------------------- 1/8/11 Email from Gigi: In a message dated 1/8/2011 1:22:35 P.M. Central Standard Time, writes: Hi Laura - Tozia, a locality of Duchity, has seen up to 500 cases, and now 6-7/day in the center of Duchity, with limited staff and very limited supplies. CHOLERA ACTIVITY: 550 Cholera patients including Duchity and Tozia / Seeing 10 Cholera patients daily / 100 Cholera Fatalities in the community (none at this site) / RL burn rate: 22 L/patient (220 litres per day) thanks! gigi YOUTHAITI CURRENT NEEDS (as submitted to the HEAS RFA/RFV Portal 1/8/11: RL (7000 litres - just over 1 month supply) IV catheters Chlorox ORS Gloves masks gowns beds (10) Cellular Phone, Internet, internet is nearby, but not always available ---------------------------------------- 12/7/10 Email from Gigi Her organization, Youthaiti has been doing education training in 16 localities of Duchity area. They could possibly train people in other locations as well. They make composting toilets and Arborloo toilets. The majority of people still do not have toilets or access to clean water or even soap. The clinic is in Duchity, but the outbreak of cholera is in Tozia which is about 30 min. from Duchity. There are 2 doctors in the area. Dr. Marx has gone to Tozia to treat patients and Dr. Michelet in presently in Les Cayes. There is one public health nurse and several aux. nurses. One employed by the clinic. A new clinic on the other side of town is empty and is being considered for a CTC as it has a good amount of space for beds. Gigi was not aware of any sanitation or water available at the site. (Lpar note: I suggest whoever sets up CTC buys some toilets from Youthaiti) ------------------------------------------------- 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week, no deaths No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS -> This site is designated as a "Planned CTC" w/50 Cholera Beds per the PAHO/MSPP list line #279 dated 1/23/11 ----------------------------------- Grande Anse/Duchity Wednesday, January 19, 2011 10:09 AM From: "Gigi Pomerantz" To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Dear HEAS - I want to thank htose involved for all your help in getting supplies to Duchity. They are in the process of setting up a formal CTC there, from what I have heard. However, I am still getting informal reports of high incidence of both cases and deaths. I don't have numbers at all. Our partner organization in the area, OJPDD, has gone out and done some cholera prevention education in all localities of Duchity and has begun in Derriveaux ( I think that's 4th and 5th sections of Pestel). They have distributed some chlorox and soap, but not nearly enough - people are coming back already asking for more. After reading the recent report from Sud-Est, I am wondering if a similar survey could be done in this area of Grande'Anse, and appropriate support services located. OJPDD presented me with a formal request to do further education, distribution of JIF and soap, and construction of latrines. We do not have the budget for these extensive activities, although I am working with them on revising the approach. People in this area are very very poor, and quite isolated. They tell the OJPDD trainers that no one else has reached them or spoken to them. Any thoughts on what else HEAS or some other organization could do? I do have people in the area who can accompany trained staff, or willing to be trained. Of course, some kind of payment for any work is always very much appreciated. I will be in the area in March 5 -18, but that seems too far away given that people are dying every day. thanks again for your great work! Gigi Pomerantz Executive Director YOUTHAITI www.youthaiti.org ---------------------------------- 1/8/11 Email from Gigi: In a message dated 1/8/2011 1:22:35 P.M. Central Standard Time, writes: Hi Laura - Tozia, a locality of Duchity, has seen up to 500 cases, and now 6-7/day in the center of Duchity, with limited staff and very limited supplies. CHOLERA ACTIVITY: 550 Cholera patients including Duchity and Tozia / Seeing 10 Cholera patients daily / 100 Cholera Fatalities in the community (none at this site) / RL burn rate: 22 L/patient (220 litres per day) thanks! gigi YOUTHAITI CURRENT NEEDS (as submitted to the HEAS RFA/RFV Portal 1/8/11: RL (7000 litres - just over 1 month supply) IV catheters Chlorox ORS Gloves masks gowns beds (10) Cellular Phone, Internet, internet is nearby, but not always available ---------------------------------------- 12/7/10 Email from Gigi Her organization, Youthaiti has been doing education training in 16 localities of Duchity area. They could possibly train people in other locations as well. They make composting toilets and Arborloo toilets. The majority of people still do not have toilets or access to clean water or even soap. The clinic is in Duchity, but the outbreak of cholera is in Tozia which is about 30 min. from Duchity. There are 2 doctors in the area. Dr. Marx has gone to Tozia to treat patients and Dr. Michelet in presently in Les Cayes. There is one public health nurse and several aux. nurses. One employed by the clinic. A new clinic on the other side of town is empty and is being considered for a CTC as it has a good amount of space for beds. Gigi was not aware of any sanitation or water available at the site. (Lpar note: I suggest whoever sets up CTC buys some toilets from Youthaiti) ------------------------------------------------- 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week, no deaths No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS

notes: 1/8/11 Email from Gigi: In a message dated 1/8/2011 1:22:35 P.M. Central Standard Time, writes: Hi Laura - Tozia, a locality of Duchity, has seen up to 500 cases, and now 6-7/day in the center of Duchity, with limited staff and very limited supplies. CHOLERA ACTIVITY: 550 Cholera patients including Duchity and Tozia / Seeing 10 Cholera patients daily / 100 Cholera Fatalities in the community (none at this site) / RL burn rate: 22 L/patient (220 litres per day) thanks! gigi YOUTHAITI CURRENT NEEDS (as submitted to the HEAS RFA/RFV Portal 1/8/11: RL (7000 litres - just over 1 month supply) IV catheters Chlorox ORS Gloves masks gowns beds (10) Cellular Phone, Internet, internet is nearby, but not always available ---------------------------------------- 12/7/10 Email from Gigi Her organization, Youthaiti has been doing education training in 16 localities of Duchity area. They could possibly train people in other locations as well. They make composting toilets and Arborloo toilets. The majority of people still do not have toilets or access to clean water or even soap. The clinic is in Duchity, but the outbreak of cholera is in Tozia which is about 30 min. from Duchity. There are 2 doctors in the area. Dr. Marx has gone to Tozia to treat patients and Dr. Michelet in presently in Les Cayes. There is one public health nurse and several aux. nurses. One employed by the clinic. A new clinic on the other side of town is empty and is being considered for a CTC as it has a good amount of space for beds. Gigi was not aware of any sanitation or water available at the site. (Lpar note: I suggest whoever sets up CTC buys some toilets from Youthaiti) ------------------------------------------------- 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week, no deaths No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS -> Grande Anse/Duchity Wednesday, January 19, 2011 10:09 AM From: "Gigi Pomerantz" To: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com Dear HEAS - I want to thank htose involved for all your help in getting supplies to Duchity. They are in the process of setting up a formal CTC there, from what I have heard. However, I am still getting informal reports of high incidence of both cases and deaths. I don't have numbers at all. Our partner organization in the area, OJPDD, has gone out and done some cholera prevention education in all localities of Duchity and has begun in Derriveaux ( I think that's 4th and 5th sections of Pestel). They have distributed some chlorox and soap, but not nearly enough - people are coming back already asking for more. After reading the recent report from Sud-Est, I am wondering if a similar survey could be done in this area of Grande'Anse, and appropriate support services located. OJPDD presented me with a formal request to do further education, distribution of JIF and soap, and construction of latrines. We do not have the budget for these extensive activities, although I am working with them on revising the approach. People in this area are very very poor, and quite isolated. They tell the OJPDD trainers that no one else has reached them or spoken to them. Any thoughts on what else HEAS or some other organization could do? I do have people in the area who can accompany trained staff, or willing to be trained. Of course, some kind of payment for any work is always very much appreciated. I will be in the area in March 5 -18, but that seems too far away given that people are dying every day. thanks again for your great work! Gigi Pomerantz Executive Director YOUTHAITI www.youthaiti.org ---------------------------------- 1/8/11 Email from Gigi: In a message dated 1/8/2011 1:22:35 P.M. Central Standard Time, writes: Hi Laura - Tozia, a locality of Duchity, has seen up to 500 cases, and now 6-7/day in the center of Duchity, with limited staff and very limited supplies. CHOLERA ACTIVITY: 550 Cholera patients including Duchity and Tozia / Seeing 10 Cholera patients daily / 100 Cholera Fatalities in the community (none at this site) / RL burn rate: 22 L/patient (220 litres per day) thanks! gigi YOUTHAITI CURRENT NEEDS (as submitted to the HEAS RFA/RFV Portal 1/8/11: RL (7000 litres - just over 1 month supply) IV catheters Chlorox ORS Gloves masks gowns beds (10) Cellular Phone, Internet, internet is nearby, but not always available ---------------------------------------- 12/7/10 Email from Gigi Her organization, Youthaiti has been doing education training in 16 localities of Duchity area. They could possibly train people in other locations as well. They make composting toilets and Arborloo toilets. The majority of people still do not have toilets or access to clean water or even soap. The clinic is in Duchity, but the outbreak of cholera is in Tozia which is about 30 min. from Duchity. There are 2 doctors in the area. Dr. Marx has gone to Tozia to treat patients and Dr. Michelet in presently in Les Cayes. There is one public health nurse and several aux. nurses. One employed by the clinic. A new clinic on the other side of town is empty and is being considered for a CTC as it has a good amount of space for beds. Gigi was not aware of any sanitation or water available at the site. (Lpar note: I suggest whoever sets up CTC buys some toilets from Youthaiti) ------------------------------------------------- 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week, no deaths No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS

notes: 1/8/11 Email from Gigi: In a message dated 1/8/2011 1:22:35 P.M. Central Standard Time, writes: Hi Laura - Tozia, a locality of Duchity, has seen up to 500 cases, and now 6-7/day in the center of Duchity, with limited staff and very limited supplies. CHOLERA ACTIVITY: 550 Cholera patients including Duchity and Tozia / Seeing 10 Cholera patients daily / 100 Cholera Fatalities in the community (none at this site) / RL burn rate: 22 L/patient (220 litres per day) thanks! gigi YOUTHAITI CURRENT NEEDS (as submitted to the HEAS RFA/RFV Portal 1/8/11: RL (7000 litres - just over 1 month supply) IV catheters Chlorox ORS Gloves masks gowns beds (10) ---------------------------------------- 12/7/10 Email from Gigi Her organization, Youthaiti has been doing education training in 16 localities of Duchity area. They could possibly train people in other locations as well. They make composting toilets and Arborloo toilets. The majority of people still do not have toilets or access to clean water or even soap. The clinic is in Duchity, but the outbreak of cholera is in Tozia which is about 30 min. from Duchity. There are 2 doctors in the area. Dr. Marx has gone to Tozia to treat patients and Dr. Michelet in presently in Les Cayes. There is one public health nurse and several aux. nurses. One employed by the clinic. A new clinic on the other side of town is empty and is being considered for a CTC as it has a good amount of space for beds. Gigi was not aware of any sanitation or water available at the site. (Lpar note: I suggest whoever sets up CTC buys some toilets from Youthaiti) ------------------------------------------------- 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week, no deaths No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS -> 1/8/11 Email from Gigi: In a message dated 1/8/2011 1:22:35 P.M. Central Standard Time, writes: Hi Laura - Tozia, a locality of Duchity, has seen up to 500 cases, and now 6-7/day in the center of Duchity, with limited staff and very limited supplies. CHOLERA ACTIVITY: 550 Cholera patients including Duchity and Tozia / Seeing 10 Cholera patients daily / 100 Cholera Fatalities in the community (none at this site) / RL burn rate: 22 L/patient (220 litres per day) thanks! gigi YOUTHAITI CURRENT NEEDS (as submitted to the HEAS RFA/RFV Portal 1/8/11: RL (7000 litres - just over 1 month supply) IV catheters Chlorox ORS Gloves masks gowns beds (10) Cellular Phone, Internet, internet is nearby, but not always available ---------------------------------------- 12/7/10 Email from Gigi Her organization, Youthaiti has been doing education training in 16 localities of Duchity area. They could possibly train people in other locations as well. They make composting toilets and Arborloo toilets. The majority of people still do not have toilets or access to clean water or even soap. The clinic is in Duchity, but the outbreak of cholera is in Tozia which is about 30 min. from Duchity. There are 2 doctors in the area. Dr. Marx has gone to Tozia to treat patients and Dr. Michelet in presently in Les Cayes. There is one public health nurse and several aux. nurses. One employed by the clinic. A new clinic on the other side of town is empty and is being considered for a CTC as it has a good amount of space for beds. Gigi was not aware of any sanitation or water available at the site. (Lpar note: I suggest whoever sets up CTC buys some toilets from Youthaiti) ------------------------------------------------- 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week, no deaths No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS
other_contacts changed.

address: -> Paved Road, Dirt Road/Off-Road or 4WD-Accessible Trail / Water crossing (implied hazard during flooding) / Helo Landing is available /
notes: 12/7/10 Email from Gigi Her organization, Youthaiti has been doing education training in 16 localities of Duchity area. They could possibly train people in other locations as well. They make composting toilets and Arborloo toilets. The majority of people still do not have toilets or access to clean water or even soap. The clinic is in Duchity, but the outbreak of cholera is in Tozia which is about 30 min. from Duchity. There are 2 doctors in the area. Dr. Marx has gone to Tozia to treat patients and Dr. Michelet in presently in Les Cayes. There is one public health nurse and several aux. nurses. One employed by the clinic. A new clinic on the other side of town is empty and is being considered for a CTC as it has a good amount of space for beds. Gigi was not aware of any sanitation or water available at the site. (Lpar note: I suggest whoever sets up CTC buys some toilets from Youthaiti) ------------------------------------------------- 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week, no deaths No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS -> 1/8/11 Email from Gigi: In a message dated 1/8/2011 1:22:35 P.M. Central Standard Time, writes: Hi Laura - Tozia, a locality of Duchity, has seen up to 500 cases, and now 6-7/day in the center of Duchity, with limited staff and very limited supplies. CHOLERA ACTIVITY: 550 Cholera patients including Duchity and Tozia / Seeing 10 Cholera patients daily / 100 Cholera Fatalities in the community (none at this site) / RL burn rate: 22 L/patient (220 litres per day) thanks! gigi YOUTHAITI CURRENT NEEDS (as submitted to the HEAS RFA/RFV Portal 1/8/11: RL (7000 litres - just over 1 month supply) IV catheters Chlorox ORS Gloves masks gowns beds (10) ---------------------------------------- 12/7/10 Email from Gigi Her organization, Youthaiti has been doing education training in 16 localities of Duchity area. They could possibly train people in other locations as well. They make composting toilets and Arborloo toilets. The majority of people still do not have toilets or access to clean water or even soap. The clinic is in Duchity, but the outbreak of cholera is in Tozia which is about 30 min. from Duchity. There are 2 doctors in the area. Dr. Marx has gone to Tozia to treat patients and Dr. Michelet in presently in Les Cayes. There is one public health nurse and several aux. nurses. One employed by the clinic. A new clinic on the other side of town is empty and is being considered for a CTC as it has a good amount of space for beds. Gigi was not aware of any sanitation or water available at the site. (Lpar note: I suggest whoever sets up CTC buys some toilets from Youthaiti) ------------------------------------------------- 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week, no deaths No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS
other_contacts changed.

notes: 12/7/10 Email from Gigi Her organization, Youthaiti has been doing education training in 16 localities of Duchity area. They could possibly train people in other locations as well. They make composting toilets and Arborloo toilets. The majority of people still do not have toilets or access to clean water or even soap. The clinic is in Duchity, but the outbreak of cholera is in Tozia which is about 30 min. from Duchity. There are 2 doctors in the area. Dr. Marx has gone to Tozia to treat patients and Dr. Michelet in presently in Les Cayes. There is one public health nurse and several aux. nurses. One employed by the clinic. A new clinic on the other side of town is empty and is being considered for a CTC as it has a good amount of space for beds. Gigi was not aware of any sanitation or water available at the site. (Lpar note: I suggest whoever sets up CTC buys some toilets from Youthaiti) 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week, no deaths No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS -> 12/7/10 Email from Gigi Her organization, Youthaiti has been doing education training in 16 localities of Duchity area. They could possibly train people in other locations as well. They make composting toilets and Arborloo toilets. The majority of people still do not have toilets or access to clean water or even soap. The clinic is in Duchity, but the outbreak of cholera is in Tozia which is about 30 min. from Duchity. There are 2 doctors in the area. Dr. Marx has gone to Tozia to treat patients and Dr. Michelet in presently in Les Cayes. There is one public health nurse and several aux. nurses. One employed by the clinic. A new clinic on the other side of town is empty and is being considered for a CTC as it has a good amount of space for beds. Gigi was not aware of any sanitation or water available at the site. (Lpar note: I suggest whoever sets up CTC buys some toilets from Youthaiti) ------------------------------------------------- 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week, no deaths No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS

town: Tozia (Duchity) -> Duchity
name: Clinic in Tozia or Duchity -> St. Marie Madeline Clinic - Duchity
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notes: 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week, no deaths No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS -> 12/7/10 Email from Gigi Her organization, Youthaiti has been doing education training in 16 localities of Duchity area. They could possibly train people in other locations as well. They make composting toilets and Arborloo toilets. The majority of people still do not have toilets or access to clean water or even soap. The clinic is in Duchity, but the outbreak of cholera is in Tozia which is about 30 min. from Duchity. There are 2 doctors in the area. Dr. Marx has gone to Tozia to treat patients and Dr. Michelet in presently in Les Cayes. There is one public health nurse and several aux. nurses. One employed by the clinic. A new clinic on the other side of town is empty and is being considered for a CTC as it has a good amount of space for beds. Gigi was not aware of any sanitation or water available at the site. (Lpar note: I suggest whoever sets up CTC buys some toilets from Youthaiti) 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week, no deaths No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS
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notes: 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS -> 12/6/10 Question answered by Dr. Marx Mignard Staff is trained on cholera treatment and community is getting education Began seeing pts. on No. 20th Have seen 25 pts. and 1 death Have seen 10 pts. in last week, no deaths No. of cholera pts. is increasing No. of non-cholera pts. last week: 150 Need: Educational material, IV ringers and supplie, ORS