Haiti earthquake: Jan. 12. 2010
Let’s stop for a moment and try to imagine hardship that are going through survivors of earthquake on Caribbean island of Haiti. Initial loss of lives, loss of loved ones, neighbors and friends is accompanied with dear ones injured and without immediate emergency help.
In the same time, their homes and little hope for better future has been shattered.
Now, let’s stop for a moment and imagine ourselves in the same situation and add to it, no water, no food and no safety.
Once again, from all corners of the World help is getting there or being well on it’s way. It is a matter of the utmost importance that medical help, water and food arrive ‘yesterday’ but recovery will last for many years to come. Long term help can be provided only if we all pitch in one way or another and beside many other ways to do that there are always well known International organizations;
- Red Cross
- Red Cross Canada
- Oxfam
- World Food Programme
- UNICEF
- United Nations
- Médecins Sans Frontières
