RE: St Marc
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Msg 2153 posted by
Marianne Kuiper Milks on 3/2/10 8:13 AM
Returning from St.Marc (4 days ago) I found a great need for help - both large and small.
The hospital, St. Nicolas, is still overflowing with patients from PaP; mainly serious fractures and festering wounds.
Our team, OneBigBoost, has been able to feed one nutritious hot meal a day to PaP refugees.
Hospitals in Haiti do not supply food, and friends and family are expected to bring in meals.
We took that role as well as we could.
"We" are a group of young Haitians, who are doing a marvelous job, which also provides needed income for them. The project has been initiated by OneBigBoost, a US-based, global organization that acts as a catalyst.
Some schools in St. Marc were/are closed because of mild structural damage, to protect the students.
Work needs to be found/created for the many who cannot return.
There were several tremors while I was there, including one that crashed glasses to the ground around 4 am. I will return in another week.
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