Devastation in aftermath of earthquake in Haiti

Check our newsletters for updates and details about People in Need Partnership, staff, partners, our work, and Port-au-Prince and Haiti.

"The rainy season is looming. When you ask people who live in these places, on the streets, in tents made of pieces of tissue, and with plastic, What are they panicking about the most right now? They all have the same answer, “Rain.” Myriam's newsletter, Feb 24, 2010

"We decided to go down to the encampment and interview individuals, and get more specific information. We learned that the Mayor had arrived and kicked them off the property. He said they could move behind that piece of land, to a ravine." Holli's newsletter, Feb 18, 2010

The mission of PINP is long-term personal development through partnership, but we are also working to provide immediate need during this crisis. Go here for details or to donate.




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People waiting for partners today, March 11, 2010
 

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“We use candle every night, but we often don’t have money to buy it. Sometime we sleep in the darkness. Me I have always headache, fever. I love to tell history and the truth. I would like to become a famous person, a doctor.” Leonise Cadet

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“I have to carry 20 gallons of water per day. Some times I go to bed without a meal. I am suffering from different kind of sicknesses. I am generous and I am a strong girl. I would like to get the chance to go to school like every child.” Fedeline Jean Charles

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“We don’t eat regularly. We eat once a day. Sometimes we spend two days without eating. I wouldn’t like to see my Children facing the same hardship that I am facing. I would like to go to vocational school to learn about sewing and cooking.” Henite Charles

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“My father is in prison. Now, only my grand mother takes care of us.  If we don’t have anything to eat, and our neighbors don’t have either, and we spend the day with no food. The most important thing for me is school. I would really love to go to school.” Jules Loudia

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“I share the food for ten people. The amount of food is never enough for us. Sometimes, we go two or three days without solid food. I am a kind woman. I am helpful, sincere, and forgiving. I would to become a beautician.” Farah Jeune

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Cola is ten years old, and is not going to school, but she would love to return. She eats just one meal a day, but sometimes they have nothing at all, and then she just stays in bed. She sleeps on the dirt floor since there is no bed. Cola is also sick, but there is no money for her to see a doctor. Sponsorship level: $12 per month.

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“Health is always a problem.  I feel anemia and stomachache.  We sleep on the ground.  When it is raining I cannot sleep because the ground is wet.  The first thing in my life is to go back to school.  I would like to become a lawyer.” Nacilia Breuce

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“I can count the numbers of rice on the spoon the women I am staying with gives me. When I was living with my mother I used to ask her, When will you buy a pair of shoes for me? She said, the little money is not even enough to feed us. How can I buy you a pair of shoes?” Gerald Tide

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“I am kind woman. I love to share. I am not so wise. I have been never to school. I can’t read and write. Some of us sleep on pieces of clothes on the ground. Sometimes, we go 4 or 5 days without solid food.” Noel Roseline

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testimonials

"I just wanted to tell you how heart-rending but satisfying it is to see a photo of my partner actually receiving the food. And preparing for school. It brought me such joy to actually see it. I signed up for a second partner.... Thank you for all your good work." Treva


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