December 4, 2011:Haiti Relief Fund’s Expedition Crew doing Cholera prevention in 20th. section communal Laval commune of Carrefour. Formation then donates aqua-table pills and chlorine bleach to prevent Cholera to reach Laval is a 13 hours walk.
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December 4, 2011: Haiti Relief Fund’s Chief Coordinator Eugene Robenson explain the Cholera situation within the 13 section communal of Carrefour. Carrefour is in the south east mountainous region of Haiti with a population of over 700,000 people.
December 2, 2011: Haiti Relief Fund’s Expedition Crew visit locality Bedon for a school project, Haiti Relief Fund initiated and donate new cover for the school to be temporary safe, until the school build to proper code for the children in Bedon. There is no school in this remote mountain, the […]
November 22, 2011: Haiti Relief Fund Expedition Crew’s on the way to do Cholera prevention in 20th. section communal Laval, Laval a remote mountain of south east of Haiti where Cholera has been ravaging the people and there is no access for any vehicles, it takes 13 hours of walking to reach the […]
November 23, 2011: Haiti Relief Fund Expedition Crew’s doing Cholera prevention in 22nd. section communal Malanga, formation and distribution of aqua-table pills and chlorine bleach to the people who vitally needs help in Malanga. Malanga a remote mountain of south east of Haiti. where Cholera has been ravaging the people and there is […]
November 22, 2011: Haiti Relief Fund Expedition Crew’s doing Cholera prevention in 21st. section communal Berly, formation and distribution of aqua-table pills and chlorine bleach to the people who vitally needs help in Berly. Berly a remote mountain of south east of Haiti where Cholera has been ravaging the people and there […]
November 19, 2011: Haiti Relief Fund prepares for Cholera prevention for 22 section communal Malanga.
November 13, 2011: While Haiti Relief Fund’s Expedition Crew was on the way to do Cholera prevention work this amazing moment happened. Haiti with a culture so rich… What happened?