Earthquake Solidarity Project 4 Haiti by Haitians

Summary

On August 14, 2021, two deadly earthquakes hit Haiti. Hundreds are dead, thousands hurt and homeless. ESPWA and the Haiti Community Foundation are fighting FOR communities WITH communities. Our goal: to meet emergency needs in the 13 Grand'Anse communes: Water supplies, medical supplies, food, temporary housing/tents. Our priorities: remote villages that don't get aid and more vulnerable populations: pregnant women, children, elderly, disabled. Hoping to serve 15,000 to 20,000 people.

$50,000
total goal

$40,412
remaining

70
donors

1
monthly donor

1
一年

Challenge

格兰安斯一直在地震中遭受重创s. Thousands have been hurt, and/or lost their homes or died. ESPWA & the Haiti Community Foundation (Fondation Communautaire Haitienne-Espwa) are determined to support the communities affected and get them back on their feet. What do they need right now? Water, food, medical supplies and temporary housing. Our hundreds strong network of community leaders have been at work responding to SOS calls from community partners. Join us!

Solution

FCH-Espwa/The Haiti Community Foundation and ESPWA have been in the Grand'Anse working WITH communities FOR communities for 9 years on sustainable development. We were there for hurricane Matthew, Covid-19 & economic development initiatives. Our staff, interns, community leaders & local volunteers are well qualified and positioned to meet community needs. We have a regional WhatsApp that serves as a communication hub & are connected to local, regional, national and international stakeholders.

Long-Term Impact

This earthquake has dealt us a blow. We are addressing it heads on and hoping to support the region's most vulnerable as much as we can. We are also seeking ways (once out of the disaster) to help our communities back on their feet. We can't do it alone. We're also working with partners and allies in all sectors to "kore"/strengthen the region. If we can get out of the extreme crisis mode, we hope to learn from it, strengthen our preparedness and leverage this crisis to build our network.