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Tag Archives: Haiti
Haiti Lacks Safe Food Supplies
A recent article in the Navy Times caught my eye. The U. S. Navy hospital ship Comfort docked in Port-au-Prince for a week (November 4-13) and provided medical assistance. But it wasn’t just the desperate need for health care services … Continue reading
Support for Haiti’s Schools
We’re used to the idea that all kids go to school. That’s not true in Haiti. “The enrollment rate for primary school in Haiti is 57%, and fewer than 30% of the students reach 6th grade … Continue reading
Call in the Good Guys
Years ago, when Haiti was going through a change in government, I asked a Haitian friend which ones were the good guys. He answered, sadly, “there are no good guys.” Sometimes, here in my own country, I wonder which ones … Continue reading
A Reliable Roof
I ran across this post a few weeks back, and the phrase “reliable roof” grabbed my attention. Safe Shelter. Reliable Roof. Often one in the same. The story here is about Haiti, a place crying for safe shelter. It’s about … Continue reading
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Tagged Haiti, Hope Health Action, reliable roof, Safe Shelter, spinal-cord injuries
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