Dallas-Haiti Project

Programs: Grants to the mercy and sharing foundation and philippe cimilien:the mercy & sharing foundation is a u. S. Based non-profit organization providing care and education to abandoned, orphaned and disabled children in haiti. Since 1994, mercy and sharing has cared for haiti's most defenseless children and established a reputation for excellence in the haitian community-based programming. Mercy and sharing takes abused, abandoned, and disabled children from a vulnerable state of being hurt and broken and provide comprehensive care until they become independent and thriving. Providing life's essential needs: food, shelter, education and healthcare for haiti's most vulnerable. Philippe cimilien, a haitian citizen, residing at #77 rue l'hopital zone point, leogane, haiti, received $10,000 in grants in order to rebuild a home that will house 15 members of a haitian family. Bethlie paul was severely injured at age 11 when her school fell on top of her in the earthquake. She was brought to san antonio for medical care and the dallas-haiti project pledged to help rebuild her family's damaged home in haiti. The overall project included donated services by american architects and construction managers that resulted in a home in leogane built with haitian materials and by haitian labor. The grant went directly to those haitian services for building the home.

grant to the children's medical mission of haiti - the children's medical mission of haiti is a 501c 3 organization committed to providing support for the delivery of medical and educational services to the people of haiti through st vincent's center for handicapped children port-au-prince, and hospital ste. Croix leogone. It also serves as an umbrella organization for related missions in haiti and facilitates and organizes the haiti connection conference.

grants to partners in health, st. Vencent's center for handicapped children, and zanmi lasante:st. Vincent's center for handicapped children. St vincent's is an institution of the episcopal church of haiti. The center provides education and medical care to children with disabilities aged 5-18. St. Vincent's center for handicapped children is a school and medical facility located in the capital city of port-au-prince, haiti. The center is the major facility in haiti that services handicapped children. The center was founded in 1945 by the episcopal order of the sisters of saint margaret, which is headquartered in boston, massachusetts. The sister's continue to be a part of the episcopal presence in haiti, but no longer operate major institutions of the church there. St. Vincent's is now the sole responsibility of the episcopal bishop of haiti. Partners in health. . Partners in health (pih) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation headquartered in boston, massachusetts. Partners in health is an international health organization relentlessly committed to improving the health of the poor and marginalized. They build local capacity and work closely with impoverished communities to deliver high-quality health care, address the root causes of illness, train providers, advance research and advocate for global policy change. Working in partnership with local governments, pih deliver high-quality, comprehensive health care that saves lives while strengthening health systems and helping their patients overcome socioeconomic barriers to good health. Zanmi lasante (partners in health in haitian kreyol) is pihs flagship project the oldest, largest, most ambitious, and most replicated. Ecole de musique sainte trinite, a music school in port-au-prince, haiti that collapsed in the earthquake of 2010. Money goes toward continued lessons and rebuilding the school.