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March 2010 newsletter
PINP friends and partners:
Thank you for being part of the PINP family, and for your persistence during this time of trouble in Haiti. In the face of destruction on a scale that is practically impossible to comprehend, your personal commitment to one person living in dire circumstances is a way to help that has effects far beyond the single person and the immediate situation. Here's a review of what we have been doing, and what you can expect in new developments with your partnership.
When I left for Haiti I did not know if any of our staff or partners had survived. And when I arrived in Port-au-Prince four days after the earthquake, I was greeted with shock and confusion. Since then there has been a slow process of improvement, but Haiti is still suffering terribly and in great danger. There are a million people sleeping outside in Port-au-Prince alone, with little food, water, sanitation, or work, and the rainy season has now begun and there is a danger of epidemics....
See complete newsletter here
PINP friends and partners:
Thank you for being part of the PINP family, and for your persistence during this time of trouble in Haiti. In the face of destruction on a scale that is practically impossible to comprehend, your personal commitment to one person living in dire circumstances is a way to help that has effects far beyond the single person and the immediate situation. Here's a review of what we have been doing, and what you can expect in new developments with your partnership.
When I left for Haiti I did not know if any of our staff or partners had survived. And when I arrived in Port-au-Prince four days after the earthquake, I was greeted with shock and confusion. Since then there has been a slow process of improvement, but Haiti is still suffering terribly and in great danger. There are a million people sleeping outside in Port-au-Prince alone, with little food, water, sanitation, or work, and the rainy season has now begun and there is a danger of epidemics....
See complete newsletter here
This is the place to find the latest updates from People in Need Partnership in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. We are working to reestablish our operations in the face of the disaster and the collapse of our office.
Video of Sitron, July 07, 2010
Allison Meyer in the mini center, June 03, 2010
A B C With Allison Meyer, June 03, 2010
Allison meets the children June 03, 2010
Geoff meets some of the children, May 24, 2010
Giths from Jennifer Johnson to Nazer Gardy, May 19, 2010
Birthday Celebration of Sophonie Bordron May 13, 2010
First delivery tents from Save the children, May 11, 2010
Boiler to everyone generously by Save the children, May 10, 2010
January 12, Sophia Jean Baptiste, May 07, 2010
The children with they drawing and Naika Joseph May 06, 2010
January 12, 2010, Guereline Coupète housekeeper of PINP May 04, 2010
January 12, 2010 Francoise Celange, May 03, 2010
Ideas from Geoff
Founder, PINP
Last entry: May 17, 2010
Founder, PINP
Last entry: May 17, 2010
News from Allison
Assistant Director
Last entry: May 17, 2010
Assistant Director
Last entry: May 17, 2010
News from Jennifer
Head Coordinating Director
Last entry: Mar 20, 2010
Head Coordinating Director
Last entry: Mar 20, 2010
