Haiti: Earthquake, Aftermath and Condition

Result statistics: 250,570 children under the age of 18 who were directly or indirectly affected by the earthquake, 300,572 injured, the total loss due to the earthquake was 7.8 billion dollars - the physical loss was 4.3 billion dollars, the economic loss was About 3.5 billion dollars - About 120% of Haitian gross domestic product (GDP) in 2009 is destroyed by 60% of the government, administration, economic infrastructure, parliament and judicial organizations Source: Haitian UN Special Envoy Report 2010 10 Monday 1 Haiti: Haitian government of the power government, little financial resources and lack of funds

Haiti began working for Hayti for the first time nearly 100 years ago and is now the largest country office funded by CMMB. After the 2010 earthquake, Dr. Dianne Jean-Francois, director of CMMB Haiti, instructed the CMMB team to quickly mobilize aid within hours of a catastrophic disaster. The CMMB was able to donate 50 million dollars in cash and physical products to support people affected by the earthquake at Haiti. All CMMB national offices are working to expand access to health care to support maternal and child health, especially in the most alienated and distant communities, but each country heals the patient and sends it to the poor I am facing the unique challenge of serving. All five offices have established strong partnerships with national and local government health agencies. In any country, the approach based on CMMB beliefs is sympathized with many medical experts.

After Haiti was destroyed by the earthquake in 2010, guitarists, activists, and Len Wood and I started a poetry music tour called "Amen to You: Haitii Rebuild". I am performing in the middle. We later recorded a wonderful melody decoration on my 3rd CD "Soul of the Spirit" with infamous Moy Eng. Currently, in collaboration with the National Art Foundation (VONA), we recommend donating 99 cents and receiving a copy of Oman: Haiti Reconstruction that can be downloaded. Revenue is used to support partners' efforts in MSF and Ministry of Health. Well, rescue activities in Haiti today and tomorrow. VONA is a non-profit New Jersey company 501 (c), so donations can be tax exempt.