Disaster Relief Plan

• Already Done (as of February 17, 2010)
• First response medical care that saved many lives (with our team of 37 people that were there during the earthquake)
• Leogane
  • Secure enclosure for Bazile’s and Orphan girls
  • Food cooked for 200 children daily
  • Tents have been set up for shelters for about 50 people
  • We salvaged valuable materials from damaged structures
  • Clinic is fully functional with two nurses. We saw over 400 patients last week at this location
  • We completed the construction of three sets of latrines (toilets) and should have a 4th set of latrines completed by the end of next week
  • We were able to shore up and salvage our orphanage building to be used as a storage facility
  • We were able to clear enough debris away from our school building to set up a temporary school and church location
  • We have hired an additional 60 workers for a year
  • Case files completed on more than 95% of our children
  • Purchased additional piece of land for refugee camp across the street from orphanage
• Laquil
  • We were able to complete one latrine unit
  • We continued construction of the school
  • Food cooked for 400 children daily

 

 

 

 

• Fache
  • Food cooked for 200 children daily    
  • Latrine should be completed within the week
  • Evaluated building – set plans to salvage half of structure
  • Water supply tested – still good
  • Food distribution to 500
  • Remote medical clinic run for two days. we saw over 200 people at this location
  • Case files completed on more than 95% of our children
• General
• Distributed 1000 shelter tarps, 1000 hygiene, and 2000 water jugs (materials provided by USAID)

 

• What is the Mission E4 disaster response plan going to consist of?
• We will have teams in Haiti every month during 2010
• Construction - 55%
• Medical – 20%
• Pastoral – 20%
• Support Staff – 5%
• Will have 100 Haitian people employed as of mid March
• In addition to the work performed this will stimulate the local economy
• Our clinic will function 6 days each week from here on out.
• Complete our three refugee camps with additional toilets, bathing facilities, transitional housing, more complete security, food and water source
• Coordinating efforts with 60 local organizations to bring aid to 25,000 individuals throughout the Leogane area

 

 

 

• What are the long term response plans from Mission E4?
• Rebuild our orphanage
• We will need to increase the number of orphans we are caring for dramatically
• Complete our school buildings at all three locations
• Each school location providing a hot meal each day to each child
• Providing clothing and school books
• Provide education
• Providing an easier avenue for each child to receive medical aid and other disaster response
• Complete our kitchens at all three locations
• Begin to rebuild communities moving the refugees back into more permanent housing.

• How much money does Mission E4 need to raise to provide this disaster response?
• By February 1st - $100,000
• March – December, 2010 - $200,000 monthly
• January – December, 2011 - $100,000 monthly
• January – December, 2012 - $50,000 monthly
• January – December 2013 - $25,000 monthly

• Why support Mission E4 with our efforts?
• Our belief is that the best way to distribute aid is through the missionary organizations that are already on the ground in Haiti.
• Simply – it will be more difficult for those that do not speak the language, that do not have the resources of relationships, and that do not understand the culture to move things along well at a “grass roots” level, employing the local people and stimulating the local economy.
• We are about “rebuilding communities not rebuilding buildings”

 

 

 

 

 

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