client_contact_name: Ing, Gilles Dorvil -> Ing, Gilles Dorvil, Orphanage Director

notes: 1/11/11 per email to LTel: GRU, HERnow and a combo of additional medical professionals will be deploying delivery of medical care, aquadrops, bleach and water filtration. ---------------------------------- Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 3:34 PM From: Eric Klein - CAN-DO To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org I advised brenda(GRU) not to head out there now- roads r VERY bad and it will be getting dark- to dark to manoeuvre the roads- you also have to get out and hike in about a 1/2 mile on foot- assessment below- thx! Kenscoff Orphanage - assessment - Men- Sove Orphange - translation - "Hands in Hands Save" 1. Location - Bucan, kenskoff 74. Prolonge 230. You will have to park and head in on foot over a half mile- roads heading in are pretty rough and washed out - 2. Number of kids - about 50-57 3. Who and how many care-givers are there? - John Arnold, Pastor Nicholas Seraphin, Dorvilles, Gilles, Seraphin, Nicoden 4. How many are caring for kids? 4 5. What treatment of Cholera are they getting? Oral rehydration packets- (running low)- there were 3 reported cases of cholera- the 3 have been taken to a clinic in the town of Fermathe 6. Is there a location or ability to place a water filtration system? Yes 7. Water sources? Froma river 4 kilometers away 8. Nearest medical facility? Fermathe Last time they got food was in September. They have been feeding the kids via the community. We dropped 400lbs of rice, 220lbs of beans, 3cases of milk & oil- Eric Klein www.CAN-DO.org ----------------------------------------- Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 11:50 AM From: lionel stpierreTo: michael mcdonald Cc: "James Wilson", "Maxime Louis", Stuart Leiderman", "Brenda Zimmerman" "Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Gilles reported that they get water from multiple springs in the area about 50 gallons a day.... After the quake Dinepa stopped services up there... He also confirmed that some of the kids go back down to Petion Ville and Fermathe everyday after spending the day in the orphanage -------------------------------------------- 10:30 a.m. 1/9 Facebook msg. from Eric Klein - CAN-DO: Report from Eric in Haiti now: CAN-DO in transit to orphanage in Kenscoff, 40 miles outside PAP - food/emergency supply drop to 60+ kids ages 4-10. 5 reported cases of cholera, 2 mortalities. In need of medical personnel at location. Will provide GPS location once we arrive. - ek LTel provided more intel on location and asked him to get someone to guide him to the spot where they walk on foot 30 minutes to a Spring to access water so we can get GPS coordinates. We still need a team capable of water testing. Requested that on the HEAS. --------------------------------------------- On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database <leslie @ citizenactionteam.org> wrote: Hi Brenda, This is good news. The nearest CTU is Haiti Baptist Mission/Hopital de Fermathe: Route de Kenscoff 18.467881 -72.295743 -- On Sun, 1/9/11, Brenda Zimmerman Subject: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "James Wilson", "Dorvil Gilles", Patrice Tallyrand, "Maxime Louis", "Stuart Leiderman" Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011, 10:37 AM We don't have water testing capability at present. I'm with HERnow today and we are on our way up the hill with some ORS, some fluids, soap & hand sanitizer etc, and a nurse to do an assesment. I have 1,000 litre capable water filter for right now. Looking for the nearest CTC/CTU to the property...and packing the truck. bz ------------------------------------- LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible -> 1/11/11 per email to LTel: GRU, HERnow and a combo of additional medical professionals will be deploying delivery of medical care, aquadrops, bleach and water filtration 1/14 or 1/15 at this site. ---------------------------------- Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 3:34 PM From: Eric Klein - CAN-DO To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org I advised brenda(GRU) not to head out there now- roads r VERY bad and it will be getting dark- to dark to manoeuvre the roads- you also have to get out and hike in about a 1/2 mile on foot- assessment below- thx! Kenscoff Orphanage - assessment - Men- Sove Orphange - translation - "Hands in Hands Save" 1. Location - Bucan, kenskoff 74. Prolonge 230. You will have to park and head in on foot over a half mile- roads heading in are pretty rough and washed out - 2. Number of kids - about 50-57 3. Who and how many care-givers are there? - John Arnold, Pastor Nicholas Seraphin, Dorvilles, Gilles, Seraphin, Nicoden 4. How many are caring for kids? 4 5. What treatment of Cholera are they getting? Oral rehydration packets- (running low)- there were 3 reported cases of cholera- the 3 have been taken to a clinic in the town of Fermathe 6. Is there a location or ability to place a water filtration system? Yes 7. Water sources? Froma river 4 kilometers away 8. Nearest medical facility? Fermathe Last time they got food was in September. They have been feeding the kids via the community. We dropped 400lbs of rice, 220lbs of beans, 3cases of milk & oil- Eric Klein www.CAN-DO.org ----------------------------------------- Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 11:50 AM From: lionel stpierreTo: michael mcdonald Cc: "James Wilson", "Maxime Louis", Stuart Leiderman", "Brenda Zimmerman" "Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Gilles reported that they get water from multiple springs in the area about 50 gallons a day.... After the quake Dinepa stopped services up there... He also confirmed that some of the kids go back down to Petion Ville and Fermathe everyday after spending the day in the orphanage -------------------------------------------- 10:30 a.m. 1/9 Facebook msg. from Eric Klein - CAN-DO: Report from Eric in Haiti now: CAN-DO in transit to orphanage in Kenscoff, 40 miles outside PAP - food/emergency supply drop to 60+ kids ages 4-10. 5 reported cases of cholera, 2 mortalities. In need of medical personnel at location. Will provide GPS location once we arrive. - ek LTel provided more intel on location and asked him to get someone to guide him to the spot where they walk on foot 30 minutes to a Spring to access water so we can get GPS coordinates. We still need a team capable of water testing. Requested that on the HEAS. --------------------------------------------- On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database <leslie @ citizenactionteam.org> wrote: Hi Brenda, This is good news. The nearest CTU is Haiti Baptist Mission/Hopital de Fermathe: Route de Kenscoff 18.467881 -72.295743 -- On Sun, 1/9/11, Brenda Zimmerman Subject: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "James Wilson", "Dorvil Gilles", Patrice Tallyrand, "Maxime Louis", "Stuart Leiderman" Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011, 10:37 AM We don't have water testing capability at present. I'm with HERnow today and we are on our way up the hill with some ORS, some fluids, soap & hand sanitizer etc, and a nurse to do an assesment. I have 1,000 litre capable water filter for right now. Looking for the nearest CTC/CTU to the property...and packing the truck. bz ------------------------------------- LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible

notes: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 3:34 PM From: Eric Klein - CAN-DO To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org I advised brenda(GRU) not to head out there now- roads r VERY bad and it will be getting dark- to dark to manoeuvre the roads- you also have to get out and hike in about a 1/2 mile on foot- assessment below- thx! Kenscoff Orphanage - assessment - Men- Sove Orphange - translation - "Hands in Hands Save" 1. Location - Bucan, kenskoff 74. Prolonge 230. You will have to park and head in on foot over a half mile- roads heading in are pretty rough and washed out - 2. Number of kids - about 50-57 3. Who and how many care-givers are there? - John Arnold, Pastor Nicholas Seraphin, Dorvilles, Gilles, Seraphin, Nicoden 4. How many are caring for kids? 4 5. What treatment of Cholera are they getting? Oral rehydration packets- (running low)- there were 3 reported cases of cholera- the 3 have been taken to a clinic in the town of Fermathe 6. Is there a location or ability to place a water filtration system? Yes 7. Water sources? Froma river 4 kilometers away 8. Nearest medical facility? Fermathe Last time they got food was in September. They have been feeding the kids via the community. We dropped 400lbs of rice, 220lbs of beans, 3cases of milk & oil- Eric Klein www.CAN-DO.org ----------------------------------------- Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 11:50 AM From: lionel stpierreTo: michael mcdonald Cc: "James Wilson", "Maxime Louis", Stuart Leiderman", "Brenda Zimmerman" "Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Gilles reported that they get water from multiple springs in the area about 50 gallons a day.... After the quake Dinepa stopped services up there... He also confirmed that some of the kids go back down to Petion Ville and Fermathe everyday after spending the day in the orphanage -------------------------------------------- 10:30 a.m. 1/9 Facebook msg. from Eric Klein - CAN-DO: Report from Eric in Haiti now: CAN-DO in transit to orphanage in Kenscoff, 40 miles outside PAP - food/emergency supply drop to 60+ kids ages 4-10. 5 reported cases of cholera, 2 mortalities. In need of medical personnel at location. Will provide GPS location once we arrive. - ek LTel provided more intel on location and asked him to get someone to guide him to the spot where they walk on foot 30 minutes to a Spring to access water so we can get GPS coordinates. We still need a team capable of water testing. Requested that on the HEAS. --------------------------------------------- On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database <leslie @ citizenactionteam.org> wrote: Hi Brenda, This is good news. The nearest CTU is Haiti Baptist Mission/Hopital de Fermathe: Route de Kenscoff 18.467881 -72.295743 -- On Sun, 1/9/11, Brenda Zimmerman Subject: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "James Wilson", "Dorvil Gilles", Patrice Tallyrand, "Maxime Louis", "Stuart Leiderman" Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011, 10:37 AM We don't have water testing capability at present. I'm with HERnow today and we are on our way up the hill with some ORS, some fluids, soap & hand sanitizer etc, and a nurse to do an assesment. I have 1,000 litre capable water filter for right now. Looking for the nearest CTC/CTU to the property...and packing the truck. bz ------------------------------------- LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible -> 1/11/11 per email to LTel: GRU, HERnow and a combo of additional medical professionals will be deploying delivery of medical care, aquadrops, bleach and water filtration. ---------------------------------- Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 3:34 PM From: Eric Klein - CAN-DO To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org I advised brenda(GRU) not to head out there now- roads r VERY bad and it will be getting dark- to dark to manoeuvre the roads- you also have to get out and hike in about a 1/2 mile on foot- assessment below- thx! Kenscoff Orphanage - assessment - Men- Sove Orphange - translation - "Hands in Hands Save" 1. Location - Bucan, kenskoff 74. Prolonge 230. You will have to park and head in on foot over a half mile- roads heading in are pretty rough and washed out - 2. Number of kids - about 50-57 3. Who and how many care-givers are there? - John Arnold, Pastor Nicholas Seraphin, Dorvilles, Gilles, Seraphin, Nicoden 4. How many are caring for kids? 4 5. What treatment of Cholera are they getting? Oral rehydration packets- (running low)- there were 3 reported cases of cholera- the 3 have been taken to a clinic in the town of Fermathe 6. Is there a location or ability to place a water filtration system? Yes 7. Water sources? Froma river 4 kilometers away 8. Nearest medical facility? Fermathe Last time they got food was in September. They have been feeding the kids via the community. We dropped 400lbs of rice, 220lbs of beans, 3cases of milk & oil- Eric Klein www.CAN-DO.org ----------------------------------------- Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 11:50 AM From: lionel stpierreTo: michael mcdonald Cc: "James Wilson", "Maxime Louis", Stuart Leiderman", "Brenda Zimmerman" "Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Gilles reported that they get water from multiple springs in the area about 50 gallons a day.... After the quake Dinepa stopped services up there... He also confirmed that some of the kids go back down to Petion Ville and Fermathe everyday after spending the day in the orphanage -------------------------------------------- 10:30 a.m. 1/9 Facebook msg. from Eric Klein - CAN-DO: Report from Eric in Haiti now: CAN-DO in transit to orphanage in Kenscoff, 40 miles outside PAP - food/emergency supply drop to 60+ kids ages 4-10. 5 reported cases of cholera, 2 mortalities. In need of medical personnel at location. Will provide GPS location once we arrive. - ek LTel provided more intel on location and asked him to get someone to guide him to the spot where they walk on foot 30 minutes to a Spring to access water so we can get GPS coordinates. We still need a team capable of water testing. Requested that on the HEAS. --------------------------------------------- On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database <leslie @ citizenactionteam.org> wrote: Hi Brenda, This is good news. The nearest CTU is Haiti Baptist Mission/Hopital de Fermathe: Route de Kenscoff 18.467881 -72.295743 -- On Sun, 1/9/11, Brenda Zimmerman Subject: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "James Wilson", "Dorvil Gilles", Patrice Tallyrand, "Maxime Louis", "Stuart Leiderman" Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011, 10:37 AM We don't have water testing capability at present. I'm with HERnow today and we are on our way up the hill with some ORS, some fluids, soap & hand sanitizer etc, and a nurse to do an assesment. I have 1,000 litre capable water filter for right now. Looking for the nearest CTC/CTU to the property...and packing the truck. bz ------------------------------------- LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible

notes: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 3:34 PM From: Eric Klein - CAN-DO To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org I advised brenda(GRU) not to head out there now- roads r VERY bad and it will be getting dark- to dark to manoeuvre the roads- you also have to get out and hike in about a 1/2 mile on foot- assessment below- thx! Kenscoff Orphanage - assessment - Men- Sove Orphange - translation - "Hands in Hands Save" 1. Location - Bucan, kenskoff 74. Prolonge 230. You will have to park and head in on foot over a half mile- roads heading in are pretty rough and washed out - 2. Number of kids - about 50-57 3. Who and how many care-givers are there? - John Arnold, Pastor Nicholas Seraphin, Dorvilles, Gilles, Seraphin, Nicoden 4. How many are caring for kids? 4 5. What treatment of Cholera are they getting? Oral rehydration packets- (running low)- there were 3 reported cases of cholera- the 3 have been taken to a clinic in the town of Fermathe 6. Is there a location or ability to place a water filtration system? Yes 7. Water sources? Froma river 4 kilometers away 8. Nearest medical facility? Fermathe Last time they got food was in September. They have been feeding the kids via the community. We dropped 400lbs of rice, 220lbs of beans, 3cases of milk & oil- Eric Klein www.CAN-DO.org ----------------------------------------- Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 11:50 AM From: lionel stpierreTo: michael mcdonald Cc: "James Wilson", "Maxime Louis", Stuart Leiderman", "Brenda Zimmerman" <brenda@grassrootsunited.org>, "Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Gilles reported that they get water from multiple springs in the area about 50 gallons a day.... After the quake Dinepa stopped services up there... He also confirmed that some of the kids go back down to Petion Ville and Fermathe everyday after spending the day in the orphanage -------------------------------------------- 10:30 a.m. 1/9 Facebook msg. from Eric Klein - CAN-DO: Report from Eric in Haiti now: CAN-DO in transit to orphanage in Kenscoff, 40 miles outside PAP - food/emergency supply drop to 60+ kids ages 4-10. 5 reported cases of cholera, 2 mortalities. In need of medical personnel at location. Will provide GPS location once we arrive. - ek LTel provided more intel on location and asked him to get someone to guide him to the spot where they walk on foot 30 minutes to a Spring to access water so we can get GPS coordinates. We still need a team capable of water testing. Requested that on the HEAS. --------------------------------------------- On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database <leslie @ citizenactionteam.org> wrote: Hi Brenda, This is good news. The nearest CTU is Haiti Baptist Mission/Hopital de Fermathe: Route de Kenscoff 18.467881 -72.295743 -- On Sun, 1/9/11, Brenda Zimmerman Subject: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "James Wilson" <iceaxe5@gmail.com>, "Dorvil Gilles", Patrice Tallyrand, "Maxime Louis", "Stuart Leiderman" Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011, 10:37 AM We don't have water testing capability at present. I'm with HERnow today and we are on our way up the hill with some ORS, some fluids, soap & hand sanitizer etc, and a nurse to do an assesment. I have 1,000 litre capable water filter for right now. Looking for the nearest CTC/CTU to the property...and packing the truck. bz ------------------------------------- LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible -> Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 3:34 PM From: Eric Klein - CAN-DO To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org I advised brenda(GRU) not to head out there now- roads r VERY bad and it will be getting dark- to dark to manoeuvre the roads- you also have to get out and hike in about a 1/2 mile on foot- assessment below- thx! Kenscoff Orphanage - assessment - Men- Sove Orphange - translation - "Hands in Hands Save" 1. Location - Bucan, kenskoff 74. Prolonge 230. You will have to park and head in on foot over a half mile- roads heading in are pretty rough and washed out - 2. Number of kids - about 50-57 3. Who and how many care-givers are there? - John Arnold, Pastor Nicholas Seraphin, Dorvilles, Gilles, Seraphin, Nicoden 4. How many are caring for kids? 4 5. What treatment of Cholera are they getting? Oral rehydration packets- (running low)- there were 3 reported cases of cholera- the 3 have been taken to a clinic in the town of Fermathe 6. Is there a location or ability to place a water filtration system? Yes 7. Water sources? Froma river 4 kilometers away 8. Nearest medical facility? Fermathe Last time they got food was in September. They have been feeding the kids via the community. We dropped 400lbs of rice, 220lbs of beans, 3cases of milk & oil- Eric Klein www.CAN-DO.org ----------------------------------------- Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 11:50 AM From: lionel stpierreTo: michael mcdonald Cc: "James Wilson", "Maxime Louis", Stuart Leiderman", "Brenda Zimmerman" "Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Gilles reported that they get water from multiple springs in the area about 50 gallons a day.... After the quake Dinepa stopped services up there... He also confirmed that some of the kids go back down to Petion Ville and Fermathe everyday after spending the day in the orphanage -------------------------------------------- 10:30 a.m. 1/9 Facebook msg. from Eric Klein - CAN-DO: Report from Eric in Haiti now: CAN-DO in transit to orphanage in Kenscoff, 40 miles outside PAP - food/emergency supply drop to 60+ kids ages 4-10. 5 reported cases of cholera, 2 mortalities. In need of medical personnel at location. Will provide GPS location once we arrive. - ek LTel provided more intel on location and asked him to get someone to guide him to the spot where they walk on foot 30 minutes to a Spring to access water so we can get GPS coordinates. We still need a team capable of water testing. Requested that on the HEAS. --------------------------------------------- On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database <leslie @ citizenactionteam.org> wrote: Hi Brenda, This is good news. The nearest CTU is Haiti Baptist Mission/Hopital de Fermathe: Route de Kenscoff 18.467881 -72.295743 -- On Sun, 1/9/11, Brenda Zimmerman Subject: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "James Wilson", "Dorvil Gilles", Patrice Tallyrand, "Maxime Louis", "Stuart Leiderman" Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011, 10:37 AM We don't have water testing capability at present. I'm with HERnow today and we are on our way up the hill with some ORS, some fluids, soap & hand sanitizer etc, and a nurse to do an assesment. I have 1,000 litre capable water filter for right now. Looking for the nearest CTC/CTU to the property...and packing the truck. bz ------------------------------------- LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible

notes: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 3:34 PM From: Eric Klein - CAN-DO To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org I advised brenda(GRU) not to head out there now- roads r VERY bad and it will be getting dark- to dark to manoeuvre the roads- you also have to get out and hike in about a 1/2 mile on foot- assessment below- thx! Kenscoff Orphanage - assessment - Men- Sove Orphange - translation - "Hands in Hands Save" 1. Location - Bucan, kenskoff 74. Prolonge 230. You will have to park and head in on foot over a half mile- roads heading in are pretty rough and washed out - 2. Number of kids - about 50-57 3. Who and how many care-givers are there? - John Arnold, Pastor Nicholas Seraphin, Dorvilles, Gilles, Seraphin, Nicoden 4. How many are caring for kids? 4 5. What treatment of Cholera are they getting? Oral rehydration packets- (running low)- there were 3 reported cases of cholera- the 3 have been taken to a clinic in the town of Fermathe 6. Is there a location or ability to place a water filtration system? Yes 7. Water sources? Froma river 4 kilometers away 8. Nearest medical facility? Fermathe Last time they got food was in September. They have been feeding the kids via the community. We dropped 400lbs of rice, 220lbs of beans, 3cases of milk & oil- Ek, Ek@CAN-DO.org ----------------------------------------- Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 11:50 AM From: lionel stpierreTo: michael mcdonald Cc: "James Wilson", "Maxime Louis", Stuart Leiderman", "Brenda Zimmerman" <brenda@grassrootsunited.org>, "Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Gilles reported that they get water from multiple springs in the area about 50 gallons a day.... After the quake Dinepa stopped services up there... He also confirmed that some of the kids go back down to Petion Ville and Fermathe everyday after spending the day in the orphanage -------------------------------------------- 10:30 a.m. 1/9 Facebook msg. from Eric Klein - CAN-DO: Report from Eric in Haiti now: CAN-DO in transit to orphanage in Kenscoff, 40 miles outside PAP - food/emergency supply drop to 60+ kids ages 4-10. 5 reported cases of cholera, 2 mortalities. In need of medical personnel at location. Will provide GPS location once we arrive. - ek LTel provided more intel on location and asked him to get someone to guide him to the spot where they walk on foot 30 minutes to a Spring to access water so we can get GPS coordinates. We still need a team capable of water testing. Requested that on the HEAS. --------------------------------------------- On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database <leslie @ citizenactionteam.org> wrote: Hi Brenda, This is good news. The nearest CTU is Haiti Baptist Mission/Hopital de Fermathe: Route de Kenscoff 18.467881 -72.295743 -- On Sun, 1/9/11, Brenda Zimmerman Subject: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "James Wilson" <iceaxe5@gmail.com>, "Dorvil Gilles", Patrice Tallyrand, "Maxime Louis", "Stuart Leiderman" Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011, 10:37 AM We don't have water testing capability at present. I'm with HERnow today and we are on our way up the hill with some ORS, some fluids, soap & hand sanitizer etc, and a nurse to do an assesment. I have 1,000 litre capable water filter for right now. Looking for the nearest CTC/CTU to the property...and packing the truck. bz ------------------------------------- LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible -> Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 3:34 PM From: Eric Klein - CAN-DO To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org I advised brenda(GRU) not to head out there now- roads r VERY bad and it will be getting dark- to dark to manoeuvre the roads- you also have to get out and hike in about a 1/2 mile on foot- assessment below- thx! Kenscoff Orphanage - assessment - Men- Sove Orphange - translation - "Hands in Hands Save" 1. Location - Bucan, kenskoff 74. Prolonge 230. You will have to park and head in on foot over a half mile- roads heading in are pretty rough and washed out - 2. Number of kids - about 50-57 3. Who and how many care-givers are there? - John Arnold, Pastor Nicholas Seraphin, Dorvilles, Gilles, Seraphin, Nicoden 4. How many are caring for kids? 4 5. What treatment of Cholera are they getting? Oral rehydration packets- (running low)- there were 3 reported cases of cholera- the 3 have been taken to a clinic in the town of Fermathe 6. Is there a location or ability to place a water filtration system? Yes 7. Water sources? Froma river 4 kilometers away 8. Nearest medical facility? Fermathe Last time they got food was in September. They have been feeding the kids via the community. We dropped 400lbs of rice, 220lbs of beans, 3cases of milk & oil- Eric Klein www.CAN-DO.org ----------------------------------------- Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 11:50 AM From: lionel stpierreTo: michael mcdonald Cc: "James Wilson", "Maxime Louis", Stuart Leiderman", "Brenda Zimmerman" <brenda@grassrootsunited.org>, "Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Gilles reported that they get water from multiple springs in the area about 50 gallons a day.... After the quake Dinepa stopped services up there... He also confirmed that some of the kids go back down to Petion Ville and Fermathe everyday after spending the day in the orphanage -------------------------------------------- 10:30 a.m. 1/9 Facebook msg. from Eric Klein - CAN-DO: Report from Eric in Haiti now: CAN-DO in transit to orphanage in Kenscoff, 40 miles outside PAP - food/emergency supply drop to 60+ kids ages 4-10. 5 reported cases of cholera, 2 mortalities. In need of medical personnel at location. Will provide GPS location once we arrive. - ek LTel provided more intel on location and asked him to get someone to guide him to the spot where they walk on foot 30 minutes to a Spring to access water so we can get GPS coordinates. We still need a team capable of water testing. Requested that on the HEAS. --------------------------------------------- On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database <leslie @ citizenactionteam.org> wrote: Hi Brenda, This is good news. The nearest CTU is Haiti Baptist Mission/Hopital de Fermathe: Route de Kenscoff 18.467881 -72.295743 -- On Sun, 1/9/11, Brenda Zimmerman Subject: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "James Wilson" <iceaxe5@gmail.com>, "Dorvil Gilles", Patrice Tallyrand, "Maxime Louis", "Stuart Leiderman" Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011, 10:37 AM We don't have water testing capability at present. I'm with HERnow today and we are on our way up the hill with some ORS, some fluids, soap & hand sanitizer etc, and a nurse to do an assesment. I have 1,000 litre capable water filter for right now. Looking for the nearest CTC/CTU to the property...and packing the truck. bz ------------------------------------- LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible
other_contacts changed.

parish: Kenscoff -> Kenscoff, Boukan
name: L' Eglise de Dieu Independante (Church also known as: Union Fraternité Chretienne de Boukan / Orphanage is inside this Church) -> Men-Sove Orphanage (Translation: Hands in Hands Save) - (Located at: L' Eglise de Dieu Independante ~ Church also known as: Union Fraternité Chretienne de Boukan)
address: Kenskoff 74 Route Gaudé, #256 10-15 min away from the main road right after the Teleco post. -> Kenskoff 74 Route Gaudé, #256 10-15 min away from the main road right after the Teleco post (The orphanage is located inside the church)
other_contacts changed.

notes: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 3:34 PM From: Eric Klein - CAN-DO To: leslie@citizenactionteam.org I advised brenda(GRU) not to head out there now- roads r VERY bad and it will be getting dark- to dark to manoeuvre the roads- you also have to get out and hike in about a 1/2 mile on foot- assessment below- thx! Kenscoff Orphanage - assessment - Men- Sove Orphange - translation - "Hands in Hands Save" 1. Location - Bucan, kenskoff 74. Prolonge 230. You will have to park and head in on foot over a half mile- roads heading in are pretty rough and washed out - 2. Number of kids - about 50-57 3. Who and how many care-givers are there? - John Arnold, Pastor Nicholas Seraphin, Dorvilles, Gilles, Seraphin, Nicoden 4. How many are caring for kids? 4 5. What treatment of Cholera are they getting? Oral rehydration packets- (running low)- there were 3 reported cases of cholera- the 3 have been taken to a clinic in the town of Fermathe 6. Is there a location or ability to place a water filtration system? Yes 7. Water sources? Froma river 4 kilometers away 8. Nearest medical facility? Fermathe Last time they got food was in September. They have been feeding the kids via the community. We dropped 400lbs of rice, 220lbs of beans, 3cases of milk & oil- Ek, Ek@CAN-DO.org ----------------------------------------- Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 11:50 AM From: lionel stpierreTo: michael mcdonald Cc: "James Wilson", "Maxime Louis", Stuart Leiderman", "Brenda Zimmerman" <brenda@grassrootsunited.org>, "Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Gilles reported that they get water from multiple springs in the area about 50 gallons a day.... After the quake Dinepa stopped services up there... He also confirmed that some of the kids go back down to Petion Ville and Fermathe everyday after spending the day in the orphanage -------------------------------------------- 10:30 a.m. 1/9 Facebook msg. from Eric Klein - CAN-DO: Report from Eric in Haiti now: CAN-DO in transit to orphanage in Kenscoff, 40 miles outside PAP - food/emergency supply drop to 60+ kids ages 4-10. 5 reported cases of cholera, 2 mortalities. In need of medical personnel at location. Will provide GPS location once we arrive. - ek LTel provided more intel on location and asked him to get someone to guide him to the spot where they walk on foot 30 minutes to a Spring to access water so we can get GPS coordinates. We still need a team capable of water testing. Requested that on the HEAS. --------------------------------------------- On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database <leslie @ citizenactionteam.org> wrote: Hi Brenda, This is good news. The nearest CTU is Haiti Baptist Mission/Hopital de Fermathe: Route de Kenscoff 18.467881 -72.295743 -- On Sun, 1/9/11, Brenda Zimmerman Subject: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas To: leslie @citizenactionteam.org Cc: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "James Wilson" <iceaxe5@gmail.com>, "Dorvil Gilles", Patrice Tallyrand, "Maxime Louis", "Stuart Leiderman" <leiderman@mindspring.com> Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011, 10:37 AM We don't have water testing capability at present. I'm with HERnow today and we are on our way up the hill with some ORS, some fluids, soap & hand sanitizer etc, and a nurse to do an assesment. I have 1,000 litre capable water filter for right now. Looking for the nearest CTC/CTU to the property...and packing the truck. bz ------------------------------------- LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible -> Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 3:34 PM From: Eric Klein - CAN-DO To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org I advised brenda(GRU) not to head out there now- roads r VERY bad and it will be getting dark- to dark to manoeuvre the roads- you also have to get out and hike in about a 1/2 mile on foot- assessment below- thx! Kenscoff Orphanage - assessment - Men- Sove Orphange - translation - "Hands in Hands Save" 1. Location - Bucan, kenskoff 74. Prolonge 230. You will have to park and head in on foot over a half mile- roads heading in are pretty rough and washed out - 2. Number of kids - about 50-57 3. Who and how many care-givers are there? - John Arnold, Pastor Nicholas Seraphin, Dorvilles, Gilles, Seraphin, Nicoden 4. How many are caring for kids? 4 5. What treatment of Cholera are they getting? Oral rehydration packets- (running low)- there were 3 reported cases of cholera- the 3 have been taken to a clinic in the town of Fermathe 6. Is there a location or ability to place a water filtration system? Yes 7. Water sources? Froma river 4 kilometers away 8. Nearest medical facility? Fermathe Last time they got food was in September. They have been feeding the kids via the community. We dropped 400lbs of rice, 220lbs of beans, 3cases of milk & oil- Ek, Ek@CAN-DO.org ----------------------------------------- Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 11:50 AM From: lionel stpierreTo: michael mcdonald Cc: "James Wilson", "Maxime Louis", Stuart Leiderman", "Brenda Zimmerman" <brenda@grassrootsunited.org>, "Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Gilles reported that they get water from multiple springs in the area about 50 gallons a day.... After the quake Dinepa stopped services up there... He also confirmed that some of the kids go back down to Petion Ville and Fermathe everyday after spending the day in the orphanage -------------------------------------------- 10:30 a.m. 1/9 Facebook msg. from Eric Klein - CAN-DO: Report from Eric in Haiti now: CAN-DO in transit to orphanage in Kenscoff, 40 miles outside PAP - food/emergency supply drop to 60+ kids ages 4-10. 5 reported cases of cholera, 2 mortalities. In need of medical personnel at location. Will provide GPS location once we arrive. - ek LTel provided more intel on location and asked him to get someone to guide him to the spot where they walk on foot 30 minutes to a Spring to access water so we can get GPS coordinates. We still need a team capable of water testing. Requested that on the HEAS. --------------------------------------------- On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database <leslie @ citizenactionteam.org> wrote: Hi Brenda, This is good news. The nearest CTU is Haiti Baptist Mission/Hopital de Fermathe: Route de Kenscoff 18.467881 -72.295743 -- On Sun, 1/9/11, Brenda Zimmerman Subject: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas To: leslie @ citizenactionteam.org Cc: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "James Wilson" <iceaxe5@gmail.com>, "Dorvil Gilles", Patrice Tallyrand, "Maxime Louis", "Stuart Leiderman" Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011, 10:37 AM We don't have water testing capability at present. I'm with HERnow today and we are on our way up the hill with some ORS, some fluids, soap & hand sanitizer etc, and a nurse to do an assesment. I have 1,000 litre capable water filter for right now. Looking for the nearest CTC/CTU to the property...and packing the truck. bz ------------------------------------- LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible
other_contacts changed.

other_contacts changed.
current_population: -> 50

name: L' Eglise de Dieu Independante (Orphanage is inside this Church) -> L' Eglise de Dieu Independante (Church also known as: Union Fraternité Chretienne de Boukan / Orphanage is inside this Church)

notes: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 11:50 AM From: lionel stpierreTo: michael mcdonald Cc: "James Wilson", "Maxime Louis", Stuart Leiderman", "Brenda Zimmerman" <brenda@grassrootsunited.org>, "Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Gilles reported that they get water from multiple springs in the area about 50 gallons a day.... After the quake Dinepa stopped services up there... He also confirmed that some of the kids go back down to Petion Ville and Fermathe everyday after spending the day in the orphanage -------------------------------------------- 10:30 a.m. 1/9 Facebook msg. from Eric Klein - CAN-DO: Report from Eric in Haiti now: CAN-DO in transit to orphanage in Kenscoff, 40 miles outside PAP - food/emergency supply drop to 60+ kids ages 4-10. 5 reported cases of cholera, 2 mortalities. In need of medical personnel at location. Will provide GPS location once we arrive. - ek LTel provided more intel on location and asked him to get someone to guide him to the spot where they walk on foot 30 minutes to a Spring to access water so we can get GPS coordinates. We still need a team capable of water testing. Requested that on the HEAS. --------------------------------------------- On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database <leslie @ citizenactionteam.org> wrote: Hi Brenda, This is good news. The nearest CTU is Haiti Baptist Mission/Hopital de Fermathe: Route de Kenscoff 18.467881 -72.295743 -- On Sun, 1/9/11, Brenda Zimmerman Subject: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas To: leslie @citizenactionteam.org Cc: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "James Wilson" <iceaxe5@gmail.com>, "Dorvil Gilles", Patrice Tallyrand, "Maxime Louis", "Stuart Leiderman" <leiderman@mindspring.com> Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011, 10:37 AM We don't have water testing capability at present. I'm with HERnow today and we are on our way up the hill with some ORS, some fluids, soap & hand sanitizer etc, and a nurse to do an assesment. I have 1,000 litre capable water filter for right now. Looking for the nearest CTC/CTU to the property...and packing the truck. bz ------------------------------------- LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible -> Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 3:34 PM From: Eric Klein - CAN-DO To: leslie@citizenactionteam.org I advised brenda(GRU) not to head out there now- roads r VERY bad and it will be getting dark- to dark to manoeuvre the roads- you also have to get out and hike in about a 1/2 mile on foot- assessment below- thx! Kenscoff Orphanage - assessment - Men- Sove Orphange - translation - "Hands in Hands Save" 1. Location - Bucan, kenskoff 74. Prolonge 230. You will have to park and head in on foot over a half mile- roads heading in are pretty rough and washed out - 2. Number of kids - about 50-57 3. Who and how many care-givers are there? - John Arnold, Pastor Nicholas Seraphin, Dorvilles, Gilles, Seraphin, Nicoden 4. How many are caring for kids? 4 5. What treatment of Cholera are they getting? Oral rehydration packets- (running low)- there were 3 reported cases of cholera- the 3 have been taken to a clinic in the town of Fermathe 6. Is there a location or ability to place a water filtration system? Yes 7. Water sources? Froma river 4 kilometers away 8. Nearest medical facility? Fermathe Last time they got food was in September. They have been feeding the kids via the community. We dropped 400lbs of rice, 220lbs of beans, 3cases of milk & oil- Ek, Ek@CAN-DO.org ----------------------------------------- Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 11:50 AM From: lionel stpierreTo: michael mcdonald Cc: "James Wilson", "Maxime Louis", Stuart Leiderman", "Brenda Zimmerman" <brenda@grassrootsunited.org>, "Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Gilles reported that they get water from multiple springs in the area about 50 gallons a day.... After the quake Dinepa stopped services up there... He also confirmed that some of the kids go back down to Petion Ville and Fermathe everyday after spending the day in the orphanage -------------------------------------------- 10:30 a.m. 1/9 Facebook msg. from Eric Klein - CAN-DO: Report from Eric in Haiti now: CAN-DO in transit to orphanage in Kenscoff, 40 miles outside PAP - food/emergency supply drop to 60+ kids ages 4-10. 5 reported cases of cholera, 2 mortalities. In need of medical personnel at location. Will provide GPS location once we arrive. - ek LTel provided more intel on location and asked him to get someone to guide him to the spot where they walk on foot 30 minutes to a Spring to access water so we can get GPS coordinates. We still need a team capable of water testing. Requested that on the HEAS. --------------------------------------------- On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database <leslie @ citizenactionteam.org> wrote: Hi Brenda, This is good news. The nearest CTU is Haiti Baptist Mission/Hopital de Fermathe: Route de Kenscoff 18.467881 -72.295743 -- On Sun, 1/9/11, Brenda Zimmerman Subject: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas To: leslie @citizenactionteam.org Cc: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "James Wilson" <iceaxe5@gmail.com>, "Dorvil Gilles", Patrice Tallyrand, "Maxime Louis", "Stuart Leiderman" <leiderman@mindspring.com> Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011, 10:37 AM We don't have water testing capability at present. I'm with HERnow today and we are on our way up the hill with some ORS, some fluids, soap & hand sanitizer etc, and a nurse to do an assesment. I have 1,000 litre capable water filter for right now. Looking for the nearest CTC/CTU to the property...and packing the truck. bz ------------------------------------- LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible

notes: 10:30 a.m. 1/9 Facebook msg. from Eric Klein - CAN-DO: Report from Eric in Haiti now: CAN-DO in transit to orphanage in Kenscoff, 40 miles outside PAP - food/emergency supply drop to 60+ kids ages 4-10. 5 reported cases of cholera, 2 mortalities. In need of medical personnel at location. Will provide GPS location once we arrive. - ek LTel provided more intel on location and asked him to get someone to guide him to the spot where they walk on foot 30 minutes to a Spring to access water so we can get GPS coordinates. We still need a team capable of water testing. Requested that on the HEAS. --------------------------------------------- On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database <leslie @ citizenactionteam.org> wrote: Hi Brenda, This is good news. The nearest CTU is Haiti Baptist Mission/Hopital de Fermathe: Route de Kenscoff 18.467881 -72.295743 -- On Sun, 1/9/11, Brenda Zimmerman Subject: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas To: leslie @citizenactionteam.org Cc: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "James Wilson" <iceaxe5@gmail.com>, "Dorvil Gilles", Patrice Tallyrand, "Maxime Louis", "Stuart Leiderman" <leiderman@mindspring.com> Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011, 10:37 AM We don't have water testing capability at present. I'm with HERnow today and we are on our way up the hill with some ORS, some fluids, soap & hand sanitizer etc, and a nurse to do an assesment. I have 1,000 litre capable water filter for right now. Looking for the nearest CTC/CTU to the property...and packing the truck. bz ------------------------------------- LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible -> Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas Sunday, January 9, 2011 11:50 AM From: lionel stpierreTo: michael mcdonald Cc: "James Wilson", "Maxime Louis", Stuart Leiderman", "Brenda Zimmerman" <brenda@grassrootsunited.org>, "Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database Gilles reported that they get water from multiple springs in the area about 50 gallons a day.... After the quake Dinepa stopped services up there... He also confirmed that some of the kids go back down to Petion Ville and Fermathe everyday after spending the day in the orphanage -------------------------------------------- 10:30 a.m. 1/9 Facebook msg. from Eric Klein - CAN-DO: Report from Eric in Haiti now: CAN-DO in transit to orphanage in Kenscoff, 40 miles outside PAP - food/emergency supply drop to 60+ kids ages 4-10. 5 reported cases of cholera, 2 mortalities. In need of medical personnel at location. Will provide GPS location once we arrive. - ek LTel provided more intel on location and asked him to get someone to guide him to the spot where they walk on foot 30 minutes to a Spring to access water so we can get GPS coordinates. We still need a team capable of water testing. Requested that on the HEAS. --------------------------------------------- On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database <leslie @ citizenactionteam.org> wrote: Hi Brenda, This is good news. The nearest CTU is Haiti Baptist Mission/Hopital de Fermathe: Route de Kenscoff 18.467881 -72.295743 -- On Sun, 1/9/11, Brenda Zimmerman Subject: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas To: leslie @citizenactionteam.org Cc: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "James Wilson" <iceaxe5@gmail.com>, "Dorvil Gilles", Patrice Tallyrand, "Maxime Louis", "Stuart Leiderman" <leiderman@mindspring.com> Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011, 10:37 AM We don't have water testing capability at present. I'm with HERnow today and we are on our way up the hill with some ORS, some fluids, soap & hand sanitizer etc, and a nurse to do an assesment. I have 1,000 litre capable water filter for right now. Looking for the nearest CTC/CTU to the property...and packing the truck. bz ------------------------------------- LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible

parish: -> Kenscoff
town: Kenscoff -> Gaude, Gode or Godet
address: Kenskoff 74 Route Gaudé, #256 (Gode) (Godet) 10-15 min away from the main road right after the Teleco post. -> Kenskoff 74 Route Gaudé, #256 10-15 min away from the main road right after the Teleco post.

name: Kenscoff Orphanage (This is the location - NOT the Orphanage Name) -> L' Eglise de Dieu Independante (Orphanage is inside this Church)
address: Kenscoff Street # 25 Nicolas -> Kenskoff 74 Route Gaudé, #256 (Gode) (Godet) 10-15 min away from the main road right after the Teleco post.
notes: LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible -> 10:30 a.m. 1/9 Facebook msg. from Eric Klein - CAN-DO: Report from Eric in Haiti now: CAN-DO in transit to orphanage in Kenscoff, 40 miles outside PAP - food/emergency supply drop to 60+ kids ages 4-10. 5 reported cases of cholera, 2 mortalities. In need of medical personnel at location. Will provide GPS location once we arrive. - ek LTel provided more intel on location and asked him to get someone to guide him to the spot where they walk on foot 30 minutes to a Spring to access water so we can get GPS coordinates. We still need a team capable of water testing. Requested that on the HEAS. --------------------------------------------- On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Leslie Teltoe - Citizen Action Team Relief Database <leslie @ citizenactionteam.org> wrote: Hi Brenda, This is good news. The nearest CTU is Haiti Baptist Mission/Hopital de Fermathe: Route de Kenscoff 18.467881 -72.295743 -- On Sun, 1/9/11, Brenda Zimmerman Subject: Re: RFA Kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas To: leslie @citizenactionteam.org Cc: haiti-epidemic-advisory-system@googlegroups.com, "James Wilson" <iceaxe5@gmail.com>, "Dorvil Gilles", Patrice Tallyrand, "Maxime Louis", "Stuart Leiderman" <leiderman@mindspring.com> Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011, 10:37 AM We don't have water testing capability at present. I'm with HERnow today and we are on our way up the hill with some ORS, some fluids, soap & hand sanitizer etc, and a nurse to do an assesment. I have 1,000 litre capable water filter for right now. Looking for the nearest CTC/CTU to the property...and packing the truck. bz ------------------------------------- LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible

notes: LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible -> LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Joanne will call the site tomorrow for further assessment. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible

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mgt_phone changed.
client_contact_email: -> dorvilgilles2000 @ yahoo.fr

notes: On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible -> LTel 1-8-11: Sow A Seed can bring them Rice. Not sure how much yet. Dominga Leroy is calling site 1/9 to get further assessment questions answered. I am in the process of securing a medical and sanitation team to go out and evaluate medical status and needs of the children, condition of the site, sanitation issues and needs, etc. -------------------------------------- On Jan 8, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dorvil Gilles wrote: Dear Héas, hello my name is Gilles Dorvil, Haitian origin and a responsible citizen SERIOUS. Shortly after the earthquake of 12 January in collaboration with devoted friends we've created an orphan to helpchildren has always destitute. with our limited means we take the course last year. Now we are actually doing facing serious issues regarding to the interior of the orphans. we have many cases ofcolhéra and even recorded 2 deaths. that is why we ask you kindly to come to need the remaining 47 children. we have kencoff Street # 25 Nicolas our numbers are 25185667, 36374142 Ing, Gilles Dorvil Manager responsible