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We are a group of Medical Professionals who have donated our time, money and resources to bring aid to a country who is in desperate need of our compassion. Please help us in our mission by donating to our organization. Every penny will go to providing food, clothes, and medical assistance to the under-served areas of Haiti
Recent News
1/20/2010 - New Website Launch
On 1/20/2010,The people on Delma 24 were in need of medical attention! They have not received any help except for a team of 2 nurses and 3 helpers who arrived there with minimal supplies and did as much as they could. In a matter of hours 300 people were helped. Thank you Vanessa Hollon, Darlene Minisee , Samantha Vann, Sara and Levy Leconte. We need more willing to go to these areas.
1/21/2010, Proper aid has yet to arrive in some parts of Haiti. Vanessa hollon writes "These organizations are not sending anyone to help these people, they are in fixed locations. Not everyone has the capability of going to them. some are unaware that the help is here. We need to do something. The Haitian government needs to step in and let these organizations know where the help is really needed.
1/22/2010 Reuters reports up to 200,000 dead and 1.5 million homeless , 450 encampments destroyed, More than 13,000 U.S. military personnel are in Haiti and on 20 ships offshore, flying in supplies, evacuating the seriously wounded and protecting aid distribution points. www.WSWS.org is reporting Thousands of Haitians are dying every day for lack of medical care and supplies, according to a leading humanitarian aid group. In a statement, the medical relief group Partners in Health said some 20,000 people are dying each day who could be saved by surgery.
Update on Team: "We are out of supplies. We desperately need water. We have been turned down from every organization that is stationed here in haiti, our efforts are not producing any results. We catching a flight back to the U.S by saturday, we are going to regroup and return with more and better funding. the way things are being handled here are inhumane, they should all be ashamed of themselves."