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Facing the Future: Rebuilding Haiti from the Ashes of the Quake

Facing the Future: Rebuilding Haiti from the Ashes of the Quake
Picture credit: Damon Winter for the New York Times

Thursday, January 21, 2010

REPOST Field Hospital Locations - P au P, etc

Thanks to our colleague, blogger Bagay Dwol, for posting this field hospital update:

Hospital Information…Spread the Word
2010 January 20

by bagaydwol


PLEASE LEAVE COMMENTS WITH HOSPITAL INFORMATION SO THAT WE CAN ALL SPREAD THE WORD. There is no communication in Haiti so I have received this info from going to different camps and talking with others who are also coordinating. Will continue to add to this post once I find news on more hospitals.
• There is an empty Hospital at Milot in Cap haitien hospital 75 miles from Port-Au-Prince, ready to treat quake victims! Media or people in need, please contact Tim 413-241-6526/ttraynor1948@gmail.com. They have food, housing, full staffed trauma unit, and so far, only 4 victims to treat.
• Delmas Salvation Army hospital cannot take any more people
• Double Harvest Hospital. I’m not sure where it is but they are taking patients
• Sacred Heart in Croix de Bouquets
• Delma 75 Community Hospital
• Margareth Degan Hospital in Petionville. Rt de St Therese are waiting for patients and haven’t seen them so please spread the word about this one!
• The Iraeli camp is located at Aciery D’Haiti behind the universal motors.
• French medical camp is at Lycee Francais in Delmas 40 B
• Delmas 33, Rue Martial, Park Antoine Izmery. Full field hospital with surgery capabilities.
• Martissant Health Center
• Medecin Sans Frontieres Choscal Hospital in Cite Soleil

Comment added from blogger Whakee:
-- double harvest is 8 miles south of PauP .. it’s supposed to be in croix des bouquets / roche blanche

1 comments:

lizatblackrose said...

Hi Anne,

Just putting this on your radar:

Mutual Aid Disaster Relief (http://mutualaiddisasterrelief.com)

These are global justice/anti-capitalist/anarchist/etc. activists, coming from the same milieu as the people who started the Common Ground Clinic in New Orleans in the first days after Katrina. Sounds like they are working with some local people. Really small-scale, but this group (not the exact same people) provided long-term assistance with rebuilding & such in New Orleans long after the "big guns" (literally & figuratively...) left.

Thanks for your work providing info...

-Liz Highleyman