Haiti Update: A Report From the Ground
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Haiti—While most of the most horrific cases have already been addressed, there is ongoing need of a less critical, yet still important kind, as thousands of people are crowding together in makeshift tents with little food, water, medicine, or sanitation facilities. There is a problem, for instance, with malarial mosquitoes. Continue Reading »
Recent News and Articles
Haiti Relief Effort Update
ABWE’s relief efforts continue to unfold as we attempt to address the needs in Haiti.
ABWE Connects with Organizations Currently in Haiti
ABWE is connecting with organizations currently in Haiti to get supplies to the people
ABWE Haiti Relief Update
The following information from the field will direct aspects of our relief effort:
Haiti Earthquake – ABWE Relief & Reconstruction
A massive 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti near the capital of Port-au-Prince.
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