Welcome to Ambassadors for Christ in Haiti
"Current news"
Much has been happening since the Earthquake. Schools have been closed down all over Haiti. They started back up the first week of May. Due to missing so much school the children will go all summer long.
Clinics are being held in the churches with as many as 200 people a day coming to them. Many people are suffering stress related problems due to the earthquake. There are still earthquakes happening in Haiti and many people are very stressed at not having a place to live, not knowing where their food will come from and no longer having a job. Along with the fear another earthquake will happen and not knowing where their loved ones are makes a very stressful time for the Haitian community. We have received enough donations to ship 2 containers to Haiti. One has been shipped in May and the other one in August. We have received a large donation of food which was put on the May container plus clothing, tents, building supplies, school supplies and many other needed items. We have received a second donation of food which contains over 142,000 meals which will ship on the second container along with medical supplies, school supplies, clothing and personal hygene items.
We would like to thank everyone that came out for the golf tournament held on April 18th 2010. We had a beautiful day and hope everyone had a great time.
Our supporters
From: Carolyn Mueller
Hi, if you’ve been watching the devastation taking place - furthermore continuing in Haiti - and been wondering how you might help, please read this message. If you have no interest you will not want to read this message...
From: Josué MICHEL
Hi Friend,
As you may already know, the earthquake that hurt Haiti killed many people and left many others homeless, hungry and very sick. And I'm one of them. My house is not completely distroyed but we can't sleep in it. One of my...
Updated death toll from the Haiti earthquake. Conditions appeared to have barely improved for hundreds of thousands of homeless, injured and traumatized people, many of whom trawl the streets desperate for food, water and medicine
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