notes: 12/27/10: Update from CHHN Linking up with HHA, OXFAM, Action Sanitaire and MSPP employing health promotion and sanitizing campaign. Needs Chlorox, soap, aquatabs and training materials ---------------------------------------- 11/24/10 Email from Nate with Konbit Sante MSF is looking to put a CTU annex to the Fort St. Michel Health Center, but there is a lot of community opposition at this point… Hopefully will be dealt with in the next couple of days. Posted on HEAS 11/10/10 There have been a number of deaths in the community around FSM (Fort st michel), and I understand people don’t want to stay at the gymnasium. ----------------------------------------- In 2003, Konbit Sante expanded its work to the clinic at Fort St. Michel. This well-organized public clinic is under equipped and under staffed to serve the needs of this impoverished neighborhood of 40,000 people on the edge of Cap-Haitien. There is no electrical service or safe drinking water in Fort St. Michel. Most homes are very fragile dwellings constructed on refuse and vulnerable to flooding. Tuberculosis is the leading infectious cause of death in the Fort St. Michel neighborhood. -> 12/30/10 Email from Nate Nickerson Confirmed that they have been an official CTU for about a month. ---------------------------------- 12/27/10: Update from CHHN Linking up with HHA, OXFAM, Action Sanitaire and MSPP employing health promotion and sanitizing campaign. Needs Chlorox, soap, aquatabs and training materials ---------------------------------------- 11/24/10 Email from Nate with Konbit Sante MSF is looking to put a CTU annex to the Fort St. Michel Health Center, but there is a lot of community opposition at this point… Hopefully will be dealt with in the next couple of days. Posted on HEAS 11/10/10 There have been a number of deaths in the community around FSM (Fort st michel), and I understand people don’t want to stay at the gymnasium. ----------------------------------------- In 2003, Konbit Sante expanded its work to the clinic at Fort St. Michel. This well-organized public clinic is under equipped and under staffed to serve the needs of this impoverished neighborhood of 40,000 people on the edge of Cap-Haitien. There is no electrical service or safe drinking water in Fort St. Michel. Most homes are very fragile dwellings constructed on refuse and vulnerable to flooding. Tuberculosis is the leading infectious cause of death in the Fort St. Michel neighborhood.

name: Fort St. Michel Clinic (MSPP clinic supported by Konbit Sante) "Cholera CTU" STANDBY -> Fort St. Michel Clinic (MSPP clinic supported by Konbit Sante) "Cholera CTU"

notes: 11/24/10 Email from Nate with Konbit Sante MSF is looking to put a CTU annex to the Fort St. Michel Health Center, but there is a lot of community opposition at this point… Hopefully will be dealt with in the next couple of days. Posted on HEAS 11/10/10 There have been a number of deaths in the community around FSM (Fort st michel), and I understand people don’t want to stay at the gymnasium. ----------------------------------------- In 2003, Konbit Sante expanded its work to the clinic at Fort St. Michel. This well-organized public clinic is under equipped and under staffed to serve the needs of this impoverished neighborhood of 40,000 people on the edge of Cap-Haitien. There is no electrical service or safe drinking water in Fort St. Michel. Most homes are very fragile dwellings constructed on refuse and vulnerable to flooding. Tuberculosis is the leading infectious cause of death in the Fort St. Michel neighborhood. -> 12/27/10: Update from CHHN Linking up with HHA, OXFAM, Action Sanitaire and MSPP employing health promotion and sanitizing campaign. Needs Chlorox, soap, aquatabs and training materials ---------------------------------------- 11/24/10 Email from Nate with Konbit Sante MSF is looking to put a CTU annex to the Fort St. Michel Health Center, but there is a lot of community opposition at this point… Hopefully will be dealt with in the next couple of days. Posted on HEAS 11/10/10 There have been a number of deaths in the community around FSM (Fort st michel), and I understand people don’t want to stay at the gymnasium. ----------------------------------------- In 2003, Konbit Sante expanded its work to the clinic at Fort St. Michel. This well-organized public clinic is under equipped and under staffed to serve the needs of this impoverished neighborhood of 40,000 people on the edge of Cap-Haitien. There is no electrical service or safe drinking water in Fort St. Michel. Most homes are very fragile dwellings constructed on refuse and vulnerable to flooding. Tuberculosis is the leading infectious cause of death in the Fort St. Michel neighborhood.

name: Fort St. Michel Clinic (MSPP clinic supported by Konbit Sante) -> Fort St. Michel Clinic (MSPP clinic supported by Konbit Sante) "Cholera CTU" STANDBY
notes: Posted on HEAS 11/10/10 There have been a number of deaths in the community around FSM (Fort st michel), and I understand people don’t want to stay at the gymnasium. ----------------------------------------- In 2003, Konbit Sante expanded its work to the clinic at Fort St. Michel. This well-organized public clinic is under equipped and under staffed to serve the needs of this impoverished neighborhood of 40,000 people on the edge of Cap-Haitien. There is no electrical service or safe drinking water in Fort St. Michel. Most homes are very fragile dwellings constructed on refuse and vulnerable to flooding. Tuberculosis is the leading infectious cause of death in the Fort St. Michel neighborhood. -> 11/24/10 Email from Nate with Konbit Sante MSF is looking to put a CTU annex to the Fort St. Michel Health Center, but there is a lot of community opposition at this point… Hopefully will be dealt with in the next couple of days. Posted on HEAS 11/10/10 There have been a number of deaths in the community around FSM (Fort st michel), and I understand people don’t want to stay at the gymnasium. ----------------------------------------- In 2003, Konbit Sante expanded its work to the clinic at Fort St. Michel. This well-organized public clinic is under equipped and under staffed to serve the needs of this impoverished neighborhood of 40,000 people on the edge of Cap-Haitien. There is no electrical service or safe drinking water in Fort St. Michel. Most homes are very fragile dwellings constructed on refuse and vulnerable to flooding. Tuberculosis is the leading infectious cause of death in the Fort St. Michel neighborhood.

cat_notes: -> Rotary Club contact in St. Michel de l'Attalaye Pauline Joseph, tel apparently 32 26 28 28 Email josephpauline@yahoo.fr lpar 11/21/10

dc_population: -> 40

parish: Marmelade Arrondissement -> Cap Haitien

name: Fort St. Michel Clinic (sponsored by Konbit Sante) -> Fort St. Michel Clinic (MSPP clinic supported by Konbit Sante)
region: Artibonite -> Nord

parish: -> Marmelade Arrondissement
address: Konbit Sante Cap Haitien Health Partnership P.O. Box 11281 Portland, ME 04104 -> Konbit Sante Cap Haitien Health Partnership P.O. Box 11281 Portland, ME 04104 HAITI
region: Haiti, Caribbean -> Artibonite

notes: In 2003, Konbit Sante expanded its work to the clinic at Fort St. Michel. This well-organized public clinic is under equipped and under staffed to serve the needs of this impoverished neighborhood of 40,000 people on the edge of Cap-Haitien. There is no electrical service or safe drinking water in Fort St. Michel. Most homes are very fragile dwellings constructed on refuse and vulnerable to flooding. Tuberculosis is the leading infectious cause of death in the Fort St. Michel neighborhood. -> Posted on HEAS 11/10/10 There have been a number of deaths in the community around FSM (Fort st michel), and I understand people don’t want to stay at the gymnasium. ----------------------------------------- In 2003, Konbit Sante expanded its work to the clinic at Fort St. Michel. This well-organized public clinic is under equipped and under staffed to serve the needs of this impoverished neighborhood of 40,000 people on the edge of Cap-Haitien. There is no electrical service or safe drinking water in Fort St. Michel. Most homes are very fragile dwellings constructed on refuse and vulnerable to flooding. Tuberculosis is the leading infectious cause of death in the Fort St. Michel neighborhood.