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Photos from Bordron Sophonie
Apr 23, 2012
A visit in Citron: thier needs
Mar 13, 2012
A visit at Citron one year after the earthquake on January 12, 2010.
I wonder how they do every day to get down then to get up climb cross a river to get up an other montain then to arrive to they camped since after the earthquake.
What I realize, in spite of that kind of life they are facing every single day, I wonder where they find that energy and with an enthusiasm to welcome me, also the smile on their face.
After having had a conversation at the same time recorded the short video with one member of the Community counsel, I realized that they do not ask and do not waiting from other to do everything fo them cause they already have a structure and well organized to continue in their simple life contrairement to aother areas.
The infrastructures that they need to well functioned in their area it’s everything that a are needs to fonction,
They need:
1) Electricity infrastructure, because they when it’s 5pm all children are in bed because it’s not safe to walk without the light procured the Sun. if they can have a Solar light or panel electric it will be very helpful for the children to have a chance for story telling at night.
2) Transportation infrastructure, if one of them get very sick if it’s rain I am pretty sure that person will died before it get the an hospital, because there is a ravine cross to the other side. Children there do no have bicycle because no spice to ride it.
3) Cultural, sport and recreational infrastructure, a place where they can play, organise competition will give them opportunity to occupy their mind, busy thinking about good things, that they have to do. Such as a museum, to show them what Haiti looked like long time ago, a library will not be to much asking for the children to increase their vocabulary.
4) Social infrastructure, they need to have a health center, for the first aids when a case of cholera is declared. They don’t need to go to Petion- ville to treat flu or a fever. A Technical purify water will prevent them against cholera, they drink direclty water come from the robinet they do not have aquatabe or clhor to purify water. Educationally, another elementary school will be important; they do not have secondary schools yet. University and college?
A visit at Citron one year 11 months and 7 days after the disaster, it helps me to understand how things go if there is any progress, since after my last visit 3 days after the earthquake of January 12, 2010.
This December 07, at 9 am Gerda Gedeon one of our partners who live there came to meet me, to show me the way, because I did not want to get lost and been attacked again like the last time in my way to Champ Mars.
I wonder how they do every day to get down then to get up climb cross a river to get up an other montain then to arrive to they camped since after the earthquake.
What I realize, in spite of that kind of life they are facing every single day, I wonder where they find that energy and with an enthusiasm to welcome me, also the smile on their face.
After having had a conversation at the same time recorded the short video with one member of the Community counsel, I realized that they do not ask and do not waiting from other to do everything fo them cause they already have a structure and well organized to continue in their simple life contrairement to aother areas.
The infrastructures that they need to well functioned in their area it’s everything that a are needs to fonction,
They need:
1) Electricity infrastructure, because they when it’s 5pm all children are in bed because it’s not safe to walk without the light procured the Sun. if they can have a Solar light or panel electric it will be very helpful for the children to have a chance for story telling at night.
2) Transportation infrastructure, if one of them get very sick if it’s rain I am pretty sure that person will died before it get the an hospital, because there is a ravine cross to the other side. Children there do no have bicycle because no spice to ride it.
3) Cultural, sport and recreational infrastructure, a place where they can play, organise competition will give them opportunity to occupy their mind, busy thinking about good things, that they have to do. Such as a museum, to show them what Haiti looked like long time ago, a library will not be to much asking for the children to increase their vocabulary.
4) Social infrastructure, they need to have a health center, for the first aids when a case of cholera is declared. They don’t need to go to Petion- ville to treat flu or a fever. A Technical purify water will prevent them against cholera, they drink direclty water come from the robinet they do not have aquatabe or clhor to purify water. Educationally, another elementary school will be important; they do not have secondary schools yet. University and college?
A visit at Citron one year 11 months and 7 days after the disaster, it helps me to understand how things go if there is any progress, since after my last visit 3 days after the earthquake of January 12, 2010.
This December 07, at 9 am Gerda Gedeon one of our partners who live there came to meet me, to show me the way, because I did not want to get lost and been attacked again like the last time in my way to Champ Mars.
I wonder how they do every day to get down then to get up climb cross a river to get up an other montain then to arrive to they camped since after the earthquake.
What I realize, in spite of that kind of life they are facing every single day, I wonder where they find that energy and with an enthusiasm to welcome me, also the smile on their face.
After having had a conversation at the same time recorded the short video with one member of the Community counsel, I realized that they do not ask and do not waiting from other to do everything fo them cause they already have a structure and well organized to continue in their simple life contrairement to aother areas.
The infrastructures that they need to well functioned in their area it’s everything that a are needs to fonction,
They need:
1) Electricity infrastructure, because they when it’s 5pm all children are in bed because it’s not safe to walk without the light procured the Sun. if they can have a Solar light or panel electric it will be very helpful for the children to have a chance for story telling at night.
2) Transportation infrastructure, if one of them get very sick if it’s rain I am pretty sure that person will died before it get the an hospital, because there is a ravine cross to the other side. Children there do no have bicycle because no spice to ride it.
3) Cultural, sport and recreational infrastructure, a place where they can play, organise competition will give them opportunity to occupy their mind, busy thinking about good things, that they have to do. Such as a museum, to show them what Haiti looked like long time ago, a library will not be to much asking for the children to increase their vocabulary.
4) Social infrastructure, they need to have a health center, for the first aids when a case of cholera is declared. They don’t need to go to Petion- ville to treat flu or a fever. A Technical purify water will prevent them against cholera, they drink direclty water come from the robinet they do not have aquatabe or clhor to purify water. Educationally, another elementary school will be important; they do not have secondary schools yet. University and college?
A visit at Citron one year after the earthquake on January 12, 2010.
I wonder how they do every day to get down then to get up climb cross a river to get up an other montain then to arrive to they camped since after the earthquake.
What I realize, in spite of that kind of life they are facing every single day, I wonder where they find that energy and with an enthusiasm to welcome me, also the smile on their face.
After having had a conversation at the same time recorded the short video with one member of the Community counsel, I realized that they do not ask and do not waiting from other to do everything fo them cause they already have a structure and well organized to continue in their simple life contrairement to aother areas.
The infrastructures that they need to well functioned in their area it’s everything that a are needs to fonction,
They need:
1) Electricity infrastructure, because they when it’s 5pm all children are in bed because it’s not safe to walk without the light procured the Sun. if they can have a Solar light or panel electric it will be very helpful for the children to have a chance for story telling at night.
2) Transportation infrastructure, if one of them get very sick if it’s rain I am pretty sure that person will died before it get the an hospital, because there is a ravine cross to the other side. Children there do no have bicycle because no spice to ride it.
3) Cultural, sport and recreational infrastructure, a place where they can play, organise competition will give them opportunity to occupy their mind, busy thinking about good things, that they have to do. Such as a museum, to show them what Haiti looked like long time ago, a library will not be to much asking for the children to increase their vocabulary.
4) Social infrastructure, they need to have a health center, for the first aids when a case of cholera is declared. They don’t need to go to Petion- ville to treat flu or a fever. A Technical purify water will prevent them against cholera, they drink direclty water come from the robinet they do not have aquatabe or clhor to purify water. Educationally, another elementary school will be important; they do not have secondary schools yet. University and college?
A visit at Citron one year 11 months and 7 days after the disaster, it helps me to understand how things go if there is any progress, since after my last visit 3 days after the earthquake of January 12, 2010.
This December 07, at 9 am Gerda Gedeon one of our partners who live there came to meet me, to show me the way, because I did not want to get lost and been attacked again like the last time in my way to Champ Mars.
I wonder how they do every day to get down then to get up climb cross a river to get up an other montain then to arrive to they camped since after the earthquake.
What I realize, in spite of that kind of life they are facing every single day, I wonder where they find that energy and with an enthusiasm to welcome me, also the smile on their face.
After having had a conversation at the same time recorded the short video with one member of the Community counsel, I realized that they do not ask and do not waiting from other to do everything fo them cause they already have a structure and well organized to continue in their simple life contrairement to aother areas.
The infrastructures that they need to well functioned in their area it’s everything that a are needs to fonction,
They need:
1) Electricity infrastructure, because they when it’s 5pm all children are in bed because it’s not safe to walk without the light procured the Sun. if they can have a Solar light or panel electric it will be very helpful for the children to have a chance for story telling at night.
2) Transportation infrastructure, if one of them get very sick if it’s rain I am pretty sure that person will died before it get the an hospital, because there is a ravine cross to the other side. Children there do no have bicycle because no spice to ride it.
3) Cultural, sport and recreational infrastructure, a place where they can play, organise competition will give them opportunity to occupy their mind, busy thinking about good things, that they have to do. Such as a museum, to show them what Haiti looked like long time ago, a library will not be to much asking for the children to increase their vocabulary.
4) Social infrastructure, they need to have a health center, for the first aids when a case of cholera is declared. They don’t need to go to Petion- ville to treat flu or a fever. A Technical purify water will prevent them against cholera, they drink direclty water come from the robinet they do not have aquatabe or clhor to purify water. Educationally, another elementary school will be important; they do not have secondary schools yet. University and college?
A visit at Citron one year 11 months and 7 days after the disaster, it helps me to understand how things go if there is any progress, since after my last visit 3 days after the earthquake of January 12, 2010.
This December 07, at 9 am Gerda Gedeon one of our partners who live there came to meet me, to show me the way, because I did not want to get lost and been attacked again like the last time in my way to Champ Mars.
I wonder how they do every day to get down then to get up climb cross a river to get up an other montain then to arrive to they camped since after the earthquake.
What I realize, in spite of that kind of life they are facing every single day, I wonder where they find that energy and with an enthusiasm to welcome me, also the smile on their face.
After having had a conversation at the same time recorded the short video with one member of the Community counsel, I realized that they do not ask and do not waiting from other to do everything fo them cause they already have a structure and well organized to continue in their simple life contrairement to aother areas.
The infrastructures that they need to well functioned in their area it’s everything that a are needs to fonction,
They need:
1) Electricity infrastructure, because they when it’s 5pm all children are in bed because it’s not safe to walk without the light procured the Sun. if they can have a Solar light or panel electric it will be very helpful for the children to have a chance for story telling at night.
2) Transportation infrastructure, if one of them get very sick if it’s rain I am pretty sure that person will died before it get the an hospital, because there is a ravine cross to the other side. Children there do no have bicycle because no spice to ride it.
3) Cultural, sport and recreational infrastructure, a place where they can play, organise competition will give them opportunity to occupy their mind, busy thinking about good things, that they have to do. Such as a museum, to show them what Haiti looked like long time ago, a library will not be to much asking for the children to increase their vocabulary.
4) Social infrastructure, they need to have a health center, for the first aids when a case of cholera is declared. They don’t need to go to Petion- ville to treat flu or a fever. A Technical purify water will prevent them against cholera, they drink direclty water come from the robinet they do not have aquatabe or clhor to purify water. Educationally, another elementary school will be important; they do not have secondary schools yet. University and college?
Do not wait to honor the work they do .. May 31, 2010
May 31, 2010
Do not wait to honor the work they do ...
Soon it will be two years since I worked with PINP and for PINP. In fact, who are those people of PINP? One could say that is US. This word US, that could be translated by the word family. Indeed they say it is a real team like a family ...
In a team of Foot, each in its role, the attacker plays the role of attack. The defender, and center front in a team has their role, and they are just as important as the goal keeper. It's like this family we are in PINP. We each have a specific role, and spend some time to do other things. In Haiti we usually wait until after their death to honor and talk about the work of our writers, poets, painters, and sculptors. Now, when we look at how major countries honor their artists, we do not wait until their death. The government has decided do honor them while they are still alive.
In the same way it cannot wait to honor the great work that volunteers abroad do, for a better tomorrow for the survival of the Haitian population. Not forgetting to mention that they leave their family, their friends, and their country, in order to rescue people who suffer and live in poverty and extreme poverty. Without knowing those who live in a country where everything is strange, and especially despite all the evil that is said of Haiti, they decided to come anyway.
Especially in Cite Soleil, the center of danger. After a hard day passes listening to the grievances and dreams of these children and adults, under an unparalleled hot tropical sun, they returned tired, and you can see the fatigue and dust on their faces and the apple of their eyes. Without even realizing, they do not know how much life they came to save. Simply having lent ears to these people for taking the time to listen and be heard. They are everywhere, in Cite Soleil, Jalouzie, Citron, Delmas 75, Delmas 75 Tent city, Champ de Mars, everywhere, and need to be heard.
You, the volunteers, you can never know and understand the importance and greatness of the work you do. In this sense, those who came made it by giving a hand, gave their time to this worthy cause, a better world, less hunger and children in slavery. You have shown courage and dedication to help them:
Shadia Duery
Jenniffer Johnson
Holli Griffiths and Heather
Allison Meyer
And the other volunteers, without even realizing it is allowed the volunteers, the pioneer Geoff Bederson and without forgetting Laura. They all came together for a
common cause. You who are still a little undecided to take part in this family, People In Need Partnership.
Do not remain indifferent, because the harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few.
Thank you
Myriam
Do not wait to honor the work they do ...
Soon it will be two years since I worked with PINP and for PINP. In fact, who are those people of PINP? One could say that is US. This word US, that could be translated by the word family. Indeed they say it is a real team like a family ...
In a team of Foot, each in its role, the attacker plays the role of attack. The defender, and center front in a team has their role, and they are just as important as the goal keeper. It's like this family we are in PINP. We each have a specific role, and spend some time to do other things. In Haiti we usually wait until after their death to honor and talk about the work of our writers, poets, painters, and sculptors. Now, when we look at how major countries honor their artists, we do not wait until their death. The government has decided do honor them while they are still alive.
In the same way it cannot wait to honor the great work that volunteers abroad do, for a better tomorrow for the survival of the Haitian population. Not forgetting to mention that they leave their family, their friends, and their country, in order to rescue people who suffer and live in poverty and extreme poverty. Without knowing those who live in a country where everything is strange, and especially despite all the evil that is said of Haiti, they decided to come anyway.
Especially in Cite Soleil, the center of danger. After a hard day passes listening to the grievances and dreams of these children and adults, under an unparalleled hot tropical sun, they returned tired, and you can see the fatigue and dust on their faces and the apple of their eyes. Without even realizing, they do not know how much life they came to save. Simply having lent ears to these people for taking the time to listen and be heard. They are everywhere, in Cite Soleil, Jalouzie, Citron, Delmas 75, Delmas 75 Tent city, Champ de Mars, everywhere, and need to be heard.
You, the volunteers, you can never know and understand the importance and greatness of the work you do. In this sense, those who came made it by giving a hand, gave their time to this worthy cause, a better world, less hunger and children in slavery. You have shown courage and dedication to help them:
Shadia Duery
Jenniffer Johnson
Holli Griffiths and Heather
Allison Meyer
And the other volunteers, without even realizing it is allowed the volunteers, the pioneer Geoff Bederson and without forgetting Laura. They all came together for a
common cause. You who are still a little undecided to take part in this family, People In Need Partnership.
Do not remain indifferent, because the harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few.
Thank you
Myriam
From Vanessa Aboite to Adam
May 23, 2013
Good afternoon my dear partner Adam, I am doing well, and my family too. My father starting to built a small house on the land.
I am happy to hear from you and knowing that you and you family are doing fine. I am happy that you bought a new pair of glasses.
I am doing well with school.I thank you my partner for all the things that you are doing for me to help me and my family.
At this time in Haiti the weather is very hot.I will be on Vacation at the end of June, yes, I have much fun with my friends at at school with my best friends, Geralda and Nancy.
I love you and thank you my dear partner.
Good afternoon my dear partner Adam, I am doing well, and my family too. My father starting to built a small house on the land.
I am happy to hear from you and knowing that you and you family are doing fine. I am happy that you bought a new pair of glasses.
I am doing well with school.I thank you my partner for all the things that you are doing for me to help me and my family.
At this time in Haiti the weather is very hot.I will be on Vacation at the end of June, yes, I have much fun with my friends at at school with my best friends, Geralda and Nancy.
I love you and thank you my dear partner.
Photo from Dorce Jamine
May 23, 2013
Photo from Rivaldo Camille
May 23, 2013
From Italene Sainfils to Treva
May 23, 2013
I thank you my dear partner Treva for the help. I am so happy to day, very happy I have food, but I regret you can't be there with me that I can share with you some food.
Next week I will come with the other things to show you what I have bought. I will go with my aunt.
Thank you very much my dear partner and I love you very much.
Say hi to Honney Bunny and Boo-Boo.
I thank you my dear partner Treva for the help. I am so happy to day, very happy I have food, but I regret you can't be there with me that I can share with you some food.
Next week I will come with the other things to show you what I have bought. I will go with my aunt.
Thank you very much my dear partner and I love you very much.
Say hi to Honney Bunny and Boo-Boo.
Photo from Italene
May 23, 2013
Photo from Italene
May 23, 2013
Photo from Gerda
May 23, 2013
From Gerda Gedeon to Lori
May 23, 2013
Good morning my partner Lori, how is Jacqueline is doing, how is the family.
I do not feel happy, because you do not send me any messages, I do not know if you and Jaqueline are doing well or no. I had promised me that you will never leave me alone, even if you are sick I think you'll make an effort to send me a note to tell me to not be worried if i do not receive message from you, but it's not the case.
I will pray God to protect you and give you more possibility that you can continue to support me.
I love you and will be happy to read you next month.
I love you my partner Lori, my greeting to Jacqueline.
Good morning my partner Lori, how is Jacqueline is doing, how is the family.
I do not feel happy, because you do not send me any messages, I do not know if you and Jaqueline are doing well or no. I had promised me that you will never leave me alone, even if you are sick I think you'll make an effort to send me a note to tell me to not be worried if i do not receive message from you, but it's not the case.
I will pray God to protect you and give you more possibility that you can continue to support me.
I love you and will be happy to read you next month.
I love you my partner Lori, my greeting to Jacqueline.
Photo from Rose Carline
May 23, 2013
Photo from Laura Lundi
May 23, 2013
From Fadia Ismael to Diane
May 23, 2013
Good afternoon my partner, when I come at the mini every month I never got message from you. I hope that you are doing well and everything is well for you.
I am doing well, and working hard at school.
The weather is very hot in Haiti, how is it by your side?
I am very happy to come at the mini center but when I do not have message i feel sad.
I love you my partner and I thank you for everything.
Good afternoon my partner, when I come at the mini every month I never got message from you. I hope that you are doing well and everything is well for you.
I am doing well, and working hard at school.
The weather is very hot in Haiti, how is it by your side?
I am very happy to come at the mini center but when I do not have message i feel sad.
I love you my partner and I thank you for everything.
Photo from Fadia Ismael
May 23, 2013
