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Category Archives: Caribbean
Cholera update: Teams bring relief to unreached village
DAUPHIN, Haiti—Today I found myself in Port-au-Prince preparing to board a flight home after a personal trip to the mountains of Seguin. I got the call to stay in Haiti and turned my focus toward the cholera outbreak in the … Continue reading
Posted in Caribbean, Haiti, Tony Cece
Tagged Artibonite, Caribbean, Cholera, Cholera Relief, Cholera Response, Cholera Source, clean water, Dauphin, Disease, Haiti, Lifesaver Jerrycans, OBI, Operation Blessing, Partners In Health, Port-au-Prince, Robinet, St. Marc, St. Nicholas Hospital, Water Purification, Water Purification System
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Cholera outbreak in Haiti: “We arrived to a horror scene”
BABOU LA PORT, Haiti – We woke to some disturbing news today. Our friends at Partners in Health emailed to say that there were people arriving at St. Nicholas hospital in droves, sick with diarrhea and that people were dying … Continue reading
Posted in Caribbean, David Darg, Haiti
Tagged Babou La Port, Caribbean, Chlorine, Cholera, Cholera Outbreak, Cholera Relief, Cholera Response, Cholera Source, clean water, Contaminated Water, David Darg, Disease, flooding, Haiti, Leogane, OBI, Operation Blessing, Partners In Health, St. Marc, St. Nicholas Hospital, Water Purification, Water Purification System
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Flooding in Haiti takes a toll on earthquake survivors
LEOGANE, Haiti – This morning we awoke to the news that there had been heavy flooding outside the town of Leogane (epicenter of the earthquake). We are used to heavy rain showers in the evenings but last night was particularly … Continue reading
Posted in Caribbean, Clean water projects, David Darg, Disaster Relief, Haiti
Tagged Caribbean, clean water, David Darg, Earthquake, flooding, Haiti, Leogane, Lifesaver Jerrycans, MREs, OBI, Operation Blessing, Survivor, Tent City
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OBI Vlog: “Worm-buster” pills arrive to Haiti
“Worm-buster” pills arrive to Haiti for the first time since the earthquake to help free children of harmful parasites.
Posted in Bill Horan, Caribbean, Haiti, Medical relief
Tagged Anti-Parasite, Bill Horan, Caribbean, Disease, Earthquake, Haiti, Medical Care, OBI, OBI Video, Operation Blessing, Relief, Video
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Loads of Hope for Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Today we had the official Tide Loads of Hope handover ceremony at the general hospital. Operation Blessing has been working with the “Loads of Hope” program to help them bring washer/dryer machines to Haiti and completely revamp … Continue reading
OBI Vlog: Clean laundry for Haiti hospital
Find out how a unique partnership between Operation Blessing and Tide is helping the largest hospital in Haiti.
Posted in Bill Horan, Caribbean, Earthquake, Haiti
Tagged Bill Horan, Caribbean, Earthquake, General Hospital, Haiti, Laundry, Medical Aid, OBI, Operation Blessing, Tide, Tide Loads of Hope, Vlog
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A song rises from the rubble
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti—A little over a year ago, I was standing in a hospital room in Belladere, Haiti, listening to a haunting melody. We didn’t know her name or age—but we knew why she had come.
Class under the mango trees
Port-au-Prince, Haiti – It’s not your typical classroom—there are no walls and no desks. But for the children of Zanmi Beni, it’s the perfect place to learn.
Posted in Caribbean, Haiti
Tagged Caribbean, Education, General Hospital, Haiti, OBI, Operation Blessing, Orphan Care, Partners In Health, Port-au-Prince, School, Zanmi Beni Children's Home
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Her name is Lovely
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – I entered the children’s dormitory at Zanmi Beni and slowly navigated my way through the maze of cribs that filled a large room.
Posted in Caribbean, Haiti
Tagged Caribbean, Haiti, Medical Care, OBI, Operation Blessing, Orphan Care, Partners In Health, Port-au-Prince, Zanmi Beni Children's Home
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Helping Dr. Marhone, a Haitian hero
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Even as darkness fell, sticky heat smothered Port-au-Prince like an electric blanket turned all the way up. As I stepped from the cool sanctuary of the Land Cruiser, my glasses fogged up; so I took them off … Continue reading
Posted in Bill Horan, Caribbean, Clean water projects, Disaster Relief, Earthquake, Haiti
Tagged Anti-Parasite, Bill Horan, Caribbean, clean water, Contaminated Water, Disaster Relief, Dr. Joseline Marhone, Earthquake, Haiti, Medical Aid, OBI, Operation Blessing, Port-au-Prince, Relief Camp, Tent City
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Birthday fun for Haiti’s orphans
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Most of the orphans of Zanmi Beni Children’s Home in Port-au-Prince have very little background information in their files. We know their names and that they are beautiful, but that’s about it.
Thank you to our “moms” in Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – May 30 was Mother’s Day in Haiti, so we held a special party for our “moms” at Zanmi Beni, the orphanage we started in conjunction with Partners in Health.
Posted in Caribbean, David Darg, Haiti
Tagged Caribbean, Haiti, Mother's Day, OBI, Operation Blessing, Orphan Care, Partners In Health, Port-au-Prince, Zanmi Beni Children's Home
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