Haiti Response, JOC Philippines, JOC Medical
On Tues Jan 12, 2010 Haiti was hit by a 7.0 magnitude earthquake. The total numbered of deathes are still unknown. It is estimated that over two hundred thousands have died, with many victims still trapped in their homes. It The aftermath is now claiming many more lives. Many Organizations are responding and working to support the ongoing operations.
On Tues Jan 12, 2010 Haiti was hit by a 7.0 magnitude earthquake. The total numbered of deathes are still unknown. It is estimated that over two hundred thousands have died, with many victims still trapped in their homes. It The aftermath is now claiming many more lives. Many Organizations are responding and working to support the ongoing operations.
Now we pass the one year mark sence the earthquake. Thousands still live in tents. The risk of disease
is still very high. Stress is very high on the children. Simple illnesses can kill in days. Weather is always a threat. Other dangers
are there for the women and children in crowded camps. It is a nightmare that has never gone away.
The LAMP Supporting partner in Cocoa Florida, USA, "The Children Life Project " sent medical workers to Haiti
after the earthquake and then later to install a medical clinic and deliver supplies.
Our volunteers was there after the
earthquake to assist.
With the outbreak of Cholera, it claimed even more lives. Other issues of illnesses can overcome the children and their families in days. Where we win one battle, another waits. Clinics and housing is on the front lines of needed results. We can help. Together we can make a differance
Jared d'Via with the President of Haiti
TCLP Volunteer
TCLP Volunteer
Jared d'Via
TCLP Volunteer
Above we built this modular clinic in Florida and placed it in four 20 ft sea containors with suppiles and shipped them to Haita.
We then followed and set the clinic up in Haiti in ten days.
TCLP is working on Modular clinics Help us to Help Others
LAMP The Children Life Project Organization Haiti Projects
The Children Life Project
Offering a New Vision and a New Hope