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  • 07 November 2012 After visiting various ongoing projects in the country, including the module home sites in Delmas 32, Dr. Kim shared that he was hopeful about the redevelopment of Haiti since most of the infrastructure of the country were greatly damaged by the earthquake. "It's been a long time since I've been optimistic...There's a lot to do, but I've seen real change here," he said at the end of his tour with J/P.
  • 10 September 2011 Meet Alexis our Community Agent Supervisor in camp. Alexis plays a big part in helping the camp run smoothly. He is delivering an important announcement to the camp residents.
  • 27 September 2012 Morne Hercule recycling site in full activity. The participants are crushing and producing paving stones. Good job is being done by Haitians for Haiti!
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  • 31 October 2011 Batshemeli Chibafa eulogizing Roger LaGuerre.
  • 14 October 2011 Tommy Prato 1963 - 2011.
  • 16 October 2012 A two-story, four-family pilot house in Delmas 40b that is designed to sustain any natural disasters, such as earthquakes and hurricanes. In two months, two families in camp will be relocated to this new house. Like or share if you support the Redevelopment team's effort in rebuilding stronger and better.
  • 17 April 2013 It was hard work on a hot day! Regardless, the Engineering and Construction Team hit a three-in-one this weekend in its latest training with Build Change. It was a day of building new skill sets, building a new retaining wall at the J/P office and building team spirit. Nice work team and onto retrofitting houses.
  • 18 September 2012 At the peak of January 2010, approximately 60,000 people lived in camp. Two years later, the Petion-Ville Camp houses less than 16,500 people.
  • 25 October 2012 We are working to provide each family with immediate assistance. Our clinics, J/P1 and J/P2, are open and receiving patients. We already had two cases of Cholera that we've responded to.
  • 18 September 2012 The medical team continues to provide free health care to Haitians across the country. More than 5,000 kids have done their physicals with or have taken vaccinations by our local staff.
  • 14 September 2011 The Bristout Project was completed successfully! This project was done in partnership with Solidarités International. The project allowed the removal of 13,552 m3 of rubble and the demolition of 35 houses in Pétionville. A Big Thank You to the team for this outstanding accomplishment.