name: Rescue Task Force - 2010 Haiti Earthquake Response -> Rescue Task Force - 2010 Haiti Earthquake Response (DIST: FOOD/WATER/MEDICAL SUPPLIES)

notes: Friday, January 15, 2010 PRESS ADVISORY AT 1:00 PM Interview Darryl Hall, leaving for Haiti RESCUE TASK FORCE SENDNG A TEAM TO HAITI The cries for help have been heard… We are on our way!!! Rescue Task Force’s (RTF) “boots-the-ground,” team a will be leaving for Haiti on Monday, January 18th, 2010. RTF’s veteran volunteer Darryl Hall along with Chris Simmons, Jose Garcia and John McRae are packing up their gear and heading into the devastated Port-au-Prince to bring some much needed immediate relief. “The immediate needs the first few days after mother nature strikes are a given – basic food, water, shelter, sanitation along with anti diarrhea medicines and Tylenol. Within days disease and cholera set in and the needs change quickly. RTF there, on the ground, will assess the needs, purchase the supplies and do direct distribution.” - Andrea Stone, Executive Officer RTF Your donations help hand-to-hand – Your hand to our hand to their hand. Working with our local in-country volunteers the support will go to those who need the help the most. Please help us help those that are hurting right now. Please help to save a life. Online donations: http://www.wer-us.org/haiti-RFT-donation.html or Send Checks to: Rescue Task Force 2270 Camino Vida Roble, Suite K Carlsbad, CA 92011 760-930-9089 For media contact: Andrea Stone Tel: 760-930-8001 Cell: 619-991-3669 Email: andrea @rescuetaskforce.org Can you Help Today? Donations are urgently needed! Rescue Task Force has responded to man made and natural disasters for over 20 years. Rescue Task Force is in the World Emergency Relief Family of Charities ------------------------------------------------------------- Rescue Task Force is a 9-1-1 responder to global man-made and natural disasters – usually responding within hours of a disaster striking. Upon arriving into a disaster area the initial response team does local purchasing and convoys relief supplies into hazardous zones. The teams provide immediate assistance and conduct a comprehensive needs-assessment. RTF teams coordinate the receipt and distribution of bulk relief supplies that will be following behind them. Working with local service providers and governments RTF provides ongoing relief to communities that have been identified and determined to be in the most need. RTF teams typically work in remote, difficult to access isolated villages and hamlets that are overlooked by convention relief providers. Sometime the impossible takes us a few days… -> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, January 25, 2010 Carlsbad, California RESCUE TASK FORCE TEAM – VOLUNTEER WITH ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES ARRIVE UPDATE FROM HAITI!!! “The city has become a cemetery – Buildings have collapsed and with heavy concrete and no equipment to move shattered structures hundreds remain under the rubble.” World Emergency Relief’s Rescue Task Force Team Update: An additional volunteer, Chris Morrow, arrived Haiti this morning to join the RTF Team bringing with her much needed supplies for distribution. Along with urgently requested medicine, she brought five large duffle bags filled with medical supplies – rubber gloves, face masks, scissors, bandages, sterile gauze, tape, antibiotics, Tylenol (adult and children’s), Pepto Bismol, slings, ace bandages, first-aid kits, Neosporin and more. Morrow also brought flashlights, batteries and glow sticks. RTF’s on-the-ground team leader, Darryl Hall called in a special request – Light Bulbs! Morrow hand carried two dozen light bulbs in addition to Romex wire, 300 feet of extension cord, connectors/adapters and supplies to hook up more electricity. Much needed and appreciated delivery. That’s what Rescue Task Force does – we respond quickly to immediate needs! Additional supplies are being readied for Haiti including container loads of urgently needed items for survival and temporary but longer-term sustainability of the Haitians. Also, just in from Rescue Task Force team member, Stanley Vincent, who in “normal life” is a Los Angeles based California Highway Patrolman–Vincent was born in Haiti and lived there for his first 26 years:“I have never seen a city that was bombed – Haiti looks as though an atomic bomb has gone off. The city has become a cemetery – Buildings have collapsed and with heavy concrete and no equipment to move shattered structures hundreds remain under the rubble. Decomposing bodies are beginning to smell as many bodies have not been disposed of yet. People are in survival mode and there is so much despair on the faces. It is very difficult to explain just how hard to see how much pain, destruction and death everywhere. However, I am also amazed and heartened to see so many people – doctors, military, and volunteers, arriving at the airport. So many people have left their comfortable life at home to come and help. I am very grateful to be here and witness this effort. We are making a difference. We are able to restore electricity. There was a man with a severe head injury and they were able to work on him last night – not using flashlights. What was a school building for International Faith Mission, prior to the earthquake, is now a makeshift hospital. The doctors are able to perform minor surgeries and work through the night.” Today the Rescue Task Force team will distribute the much-needed medical supplies brought in by Morrow. They will travel to outlying areas where clinics are running low and/or out of supplies. They are traveling with hope and life in their cargo. As they travel, delivering food, water and supplies today – Please keep them in your prayers. ============================================== Friday, January 15, 2010 PRESS ADVISORY AT 1:00 PM Interview Darryl Hall, leaving for Haiti RESCUE TASK FORCE SENDNG A TEAM TO HAITI The cries for help have been heard… We are on our way!!! Rescue Task Force’s (RTF) “boots-the-ground,” team a will be leaving for Haiti on Monday, January 18th, 2010. RTF’s veteran volunteer Darryl Hall along with Chris Simmons, Jose Garcia and John McRae are packing up their gear and heading into the devastated Port-au-Prince to bring some much needed immediate relief. “The immediate needs the first few days after mother nature strikes are a given – basic food, water, shelter, sanitation along with anti diarrhea medicines and Tylenol. Within days disease and cholera set in and the needs change quickly. RTF there, on the ground, will assess the needs, purchase the supplies and do direct distribution.” - Andrea Stone, Executive Officer RTF Your donations help hand-to-hand – Your hand to our hand to their hand. Working with our local in-country volunteers the support will go to those who need the help the most. Please help us help those that are hurting right now. Please help to save a life. Online donations: http://www.wer-us.org/haiti-RFT-donation.html or Send Checks to: Rescue Task Force 2270 Camino Vida Roble, Suite K Carlsbad, CA 92011 760-930-9089 For media contact: Andrea Stone Tel: 760-930-8001 Cell: 619-991-3669 Email: andrea @rescuetaskforce.org Can you Help Today? Donations are urgently needed! Rescue Task Force has responded to man made and natural disasters for over 20 years. Rescue Task Force is in the World Emergency Relief Family of Charities ------------------------------------------------------------- Rescue Task Force is a 9-1-1 responder to global man-made and natural disasters – usually responding within hours of a disaster striking. Upon arriving into a disaster area the initial response team does local purchasing and convoys relief supplies into hazardous zones. The teams provide immediate assistance and conduct a comprehensive needs-assessment. RTF teams coordinate the receipt and distribution of bulk relief supplies that will be following behind them. Working with local service providers and governments RTF provides ongoing relief to communities that have been identified and determined to be in the most need. RTF teams typically work in remote, difficult to access isolated villages and hamlets that are overlooked by convention relief providers. Sometime the impossible takes us a few days… ================================================== Follow up-to-the-minute details on our team at: Twitter.com/RescueTaskForce Twitter.com/MorrowChris
website: -> http://rescuetaskforce.org/newsflash/

name: Rescue Task Force -> Rescue Task Force - 2010 Haiti Earthquake Response
mission: Task Force is an agile and innovative non-profit organization whose mission is to alleviate suffering and provide developmental aid to those who have been marginalized by geography or economic deprivation. We often go where others do not go to help those who are outside the scope of conventional relief providers. We also respond rapidly with medical and other immediate aid to victims of man-made and natural disasters world-wide. Rescue Task Force projects are made possible by the contributions of our supporters to whom we are fully accountable. -> Task Force is an agile and innovative non-profit organization whose mission is to alleviate suffering and provide developmental aid to those who have been marginalized by geography or economic deprivation. We often go where others do not go to help those who are outside the scope of conventional relief providers. We also respond rapidly with medical and other immediate aid to victims of man-made and natural disasters world-wide. Rescue Task Force projects are made possible by the contributions of our supporters to whom we are fully accountable.

organization: Missing Persons Resources -> Non-Profit, Disaster Relief
mission: Task Force is an agile and innovative non-profit organization whose mission is to alleviate suffering and provide developmental aid to those who have been marginalized by geography or economic deprivation. We often go where others do not go to help those who are outside the scope of conventional relief providers. We also respond rapidly with medical and other immediate aid to victims of man-made and natural disasters world-wide. Rescue Task Force projects are made possible by the contributions of our supporters to whom we are fully accountable. -> Task Force is an agile and innovative non-profit organization whose mission is to alleviate suffering and provide developmental aid to those who have been marginalized by geography or economic deprivation. We often go where others do not go to help those who are outside the scope of conventional relief providers. We also respond rapidly with medical and other immediate aid to victims of man-made and natural disasters world-wide. Rescue Task Force projects are made possible by the contributions of our supporters to whom we are fully accountable.

name: Family & Friends Search/Health & Welfare Registries & Information (2010 Haiti Earthquake) - INDEX -> Rescue Task Force
address: -> MAILING ADDRESS: 2270 Camino Vida Roble, Suite K Carlsbad, CA 92011
notes: This record was created to compile the many sources of search instructions, tips & family & friends registries so that it would all be in one place for convenience. Please know that the Citizen Action Team Relief Database volunteers are praying for a safe and happy reunion and our hearts and prayers are with you all. -------------------------------------------------------------- CURRENT INFO AS OF FRI. 1/15/10 FROM THE U.S. STATE DEPT. WEBSITE: In Haiti, calls regarding the welfare of U.S. citizens can be made to the Embassy’s Consular Task Force in Port-au-Prince at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322 or 509-2229-8672. The Department of State has received a high volume of calls concerning the welfare of U.S. citizens in Haiti. To handle these requests most efficiently, the Department has established an e-mail address for people who are trying to contact their U.S. citizen friends and relatives in Haiti. Please send your inquiries to: Haiti-Earthquake@State.Gov and include the following information: -The full name, date of birth and passport information (if known) of the persons in Haiti you are trying to contact. -Their contact information in Haiti; telephone numbers, email address, hotel name or address (if known) -Your name and contact information, and your relationship to the person in Haiti (parent, spouse, friend etc.) -Any special or emergency circumstances. -Our task force will work with our Embassy staff in Haiti to locate and, if needed, provide assistance. We will respond to each message as soon as possible. If you hear from the person you are concerned about, please be sure to send us an email providing the new information about their location or condition. Please read our Travel Warning on Haiti about the earthquake of January 12, 2010: http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/tw/tw_4632.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------- HAITI EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE NUMBERS: Anyone attempting to connect with family members or friends traveling or living in the region should call the On Call International hotline: 800-576-5172. Or, they can call On Call International collect at 603-328-1924. Callers should have as much information as possible readily available at the time of call, including tour operator name, itineraries, hotel information or cell phone numbers.U.S. citizens in Haiti can call the Embassy’s Consular Task Force at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322, or 509-2229-8672. To get help or find information in Haiti call: 1888-404-4747 or 202-332-4090, you can also call signal FM at: 305-407-2119. The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Information Resource Center US Embassy Boulevard 15 octobre Tabarre 41 Tel: 2-229-8208 /2-229-8342 Fax: 2-229-8324 Port-au-Prince, Haiti The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747 (due to heavy volume, some callers may receive a recording). Our embassy is still in the early stages of contacting American Citizens through our Warden Network. Communications are very difficult within Haiti at this time. In addition to information on the Internet, travelers may obtain up-to-date information on security conditions by calling 1-888-407-4747 toll-free in the U.S. and Canada, or outside the U.S. and Canada on a regular toll line at 1-202-501-4444. Public Phone Inquiries: Please call: (509) 2 229-8000 / 2 229-8397 Monday through Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. For emergencies involving American citizens, please contact the American Citizens Services (ACS) Unit of the U.S. Embassy’s Consular Section (509) 2-229-8000; ACS Unit fax (509) 2-229-8027; acspap @state.gov In case of Emergency: After hours, weekend & holidays: Duty Officer at (509) 3417 - 2399 or (509) 3464-3998 Post One (U.S. Marine Guard) at 509-2 229-8000. Fax Number: (509) 2 229-8028 E-Mail Address: acspap @state.gov ----------------------------------------------------------------- CANADIANS Canadians in Haiti in need of assistance are encouraged to make their way to the Canadian Embassy in Port-au-Prince on Delmas Road, between Delmas 75 and 71. Canadians seeking emergency consular assistance in the area should contact the Emergency Operations Centre or call 613-996-8885 collect. The Operations Centre of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Friends and relatives in Canada seeking information on Canadian citizens believed to be in the affected area should contact Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada at 1- 800-387-3124. ------------------------------------------------------------------ FORM TO request Salvation Army to look for relatives Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network - Health and welfare Information Request Form - Please use this form to submit your inquiry. Your inquiry will be sent to the disaster area, where SATERN personnel will attempt to locate the person or persons about whom you are inquiring. Please supply as much information as possible. http://qso.com/satern/emailfrm.htm AMERICANS are told to avoid structures, stay in a safe place. DO NOT got to the airport. Injured Americans will be given priority for evacuation. ------------------------------------------------------------------ RED CROSS INTERNATIONAL (ICRC) has a registry site for finding family members: http://icrc.org/web/doc/siterfl0.nsf/htmlall/familylinks-haiti-eng?opendocument ------------------------------------------------------------------- Create a Google News Alert for the name of your loved one http://www.google.com/alerts Set it for Comprehensive Search and As-It-Happens Also set up an alert for the name of any group your person was with To test them before you set them, do a search at Google News using your term. http://news.google.com/nwshp?hl=en&tab=wn If you get too many results, try adding the word Haiti, not in quotes Usually you would use quotes around a name, but a full name might not be published, so you may want to do multiple alerts with variations of a name in quotes. Such as first and last name in quotes and another with the full name in quotes. YOU MUST check and respond to the e-mail you will receive to verify you have set up an alert. --------------------------------------------------------------- CNN.com/haitimissing is a new website to help people find the missing --------------------------------------------------------------- We Are Safe & Sound: http://www.wearesafeandsound.com/howitworks.php?sad=haitiQuake2010 --------------------------------------------------------------- -> Friday, January 15, 2010 PRESS ADVISORY AT 1:00 PM Interview Darryl Hall, leaving for Haiti RESCUE TASK FORCE SENDNG A TEAM TO HAITI The cries for help have been heard… We are on our way!!! Rescue Task Force’s (RTF) “boots-the-ground,” team a will be leaving for Haiti on Monday, January 18th, 2010. RTF’s veteran volunteer Darryl Hall along with Chris Simmons, Jose Garcia and John McRae are packing up their gear and heading into the devastated Port-au-Prince to bring some much needed immediate relief. “The immediate needs the first few days after mother nature strikes are a given – basic food, water, shelter, sanitation along with anti diarrhea medicines and Tylenol. Within days disease and cholera set in and the needs change quickly. RTF there, on the ground, will assess the needs, purchase the supplies and do direct distribution.” - Andrea Stone, Executive Officer RTF Your donations help hand-to-hand – Your hand to our hand to their hand. Working with our local in-country volunteers the support will go to those who need the help the most. Please help us help those that are hurting right now. Please help to save a life. Online donations: http://www.wer-us.org/haiti-RFT-donation.html or Send Checks to: Rescue Task Force 2270 Camino Vida Roble, Suite K Carlsbad, CA 92011 760-930-9089 For media contact: Andrea Stone Tel: 760-930-8001 Cell: 619-991-3669 Email: andrea @rescuetaskforce.org Can you Help Today? Donations are urgently needed! Rescue Task Force has responded to man made and natural disasters for over 20 years. Rescue Task Force is in the World Emergency Relief Family of Charities ------------------------------------------------------------- Rescue Task Force is a 9-1-1 responder to global man-made and natural disasters – usually responding within hours of a disaster striking. Upon arriving into a disaster area the initial response team does local purchasing and convoys relief supplies into hazardous zones. The teams provide immediate assistance and conduct a comprehensive needs-assessment. RTF teams coordinate the receipt and distribution of bulk relief supplies that will be following behind them. Working with local service providers and governments RTF provides ongoing relief to communities that have been identified and determined to be in the most need. RTF teams typically work in remote, difficult to access isolated villages and hamlets that are overlooked by convention relief providers. Sometime the impossible takes us a few days…
mission: -> Task Force is an agile and innovative non-profit organization whose mission is to alleviate suffering and provide developmental aid to those who have been marginalized by geography or economic deprivation. We often go where others do not go to help those who are outside the scope of conventional relief providers. We also respond rapidly with medical and other immediate aid to victims of man-made and natural disasters world-wide. Rescue Task Force projects are made possible by the contributions of our supporters to whom we are fully accountable.

notes: This record was created to compile the many sources of search instructions, tips & family & friends registries so that it would all be in one place for convenience. Please know that the Citizen Action Team Relief Database volunteers are praying for a safe and happy reunion and our hearts and prayers are with you all. -------------------------------------------------------------- CURRENT INFO AS OF FRI. 1/15/10 FROM THE U.S. STATE DEPT. WEBSITE: In Haiti, calls regarding the welfare of U.S. citizens can be made to the Embassy’s Consular Task Force in Port-au-Prince at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322 or 509-2229-8672. The Department of State has received a high volume of calls concerning the welfare of U.S. citizens in Haiti. To handle these requests most efficiently, the Department has established an e-mail address for people who are trying to contact their U.S. citizen friends and relatives in Haiti. Please send your inquiries to: Haiti-Earthquake@State.Gov and include the following information: -The full name, date of birth and passport information (if known) of the persons in Haiti you are trying to contact. -Their contact information in Haiti; telephone numbers, email address, hotel name or address (if known) -Your name and contact information, and your relationship to the person in Haiti (parent, spouse, friend etc.) -Any special or emergency circumstances. -Our task force will work with our Embassy staff in Haiti to locate and, if needed, provide assistance. We will respond to each message as soon as possible. If you hear from the person you are concerned about, please be sure to send us an email providing the new information about their location or condition. Please read our Travel Warning on Haiti about the earthquake of January 12, 2010: http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/tw/tw_4632.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------- HAITI EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE NUMBERS: Anyone attempting to connect with family members or friends traveling or living in the region should call the On Call International hotline: 800-576-5172. Or, they can call On Call International collect at 603-328-1924. Callers should have as much information as possible readily available at the time of call, including tour operator name, itineraries, hotel information or cell phone numbers.U.S. citizens in Haiti can call the Embassy’s Consular Task Force at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322, or 509-2229-8672. To get help or find information in Haiti call: 1888-404-4747 or 202-332-4090, you can also call signal FM at: 305-407-2119. The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Information Resource Center US Embassy Boulevard 15 octobre Tabarre 41 Tel: 2-229-8208 /2-229-8342 Fax: 2-229-8324 Port-au-Prince, Haiti The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747 (due to heavy volume, some callers may receive a recording). Our embassy is still in the early stages of contacting American Citizens through our Warden Network. Communications are very difficult within Haiti at this time. In addition to information on the Internet, travelers may obtain up-to-date information on security conditions by calling 1-888-407-4747 toll-free in the U.S. and Canada, or outside the U.S. and Canada on a regular toll line at 1-202-501-4444. Public Phone Inquiries: Please call: (509) 2 229-8000 / 2 229-8397 Monday through Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. For emergencies involving American citizens, please contact the American Citizens Services (ACS) Unit of the U.S. Embassy’s Consular Section (509) 2-229-8000; ACS Unit fax (509) 2-229-8027; acspap @state.gov In case of Emergency: After hours, weekend & holidays: Duty Officer at (509) 3417 - 2399 or (509) 3464-3998 Post One (U.S. Marine Guard) at 509-2 229-8000. Fax Number: (509) 2 229-8028 E-Mail Address: acspap @state.gov ----------------------------------------------------------------- CANADIANS Canadians in Haiti in need of assistance are encouraged to make their way to the Canadian Embassy in Port-au-Prince on Delmas Road, between Delmas 75 and 71. Canadians seeking emergency consular assistance in the area should contact the Emergency Operations Centre or call 613-996-8885 collect. The Operations Centre of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Friends and relatives in Canada seeking information on Canadian citizens believed to be in the affected area should contact Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada at 1- 800-387-3124. ------------------------------------------------------------------ FORM TO request Salvation Army to look for relatives Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network - Health and welfare Information Request Form - Please use this form to submit your inquiry. Your inquiry will be sent to the disaster area, where SATERN personnel will attempt to locate the person or persons about whom you are inquiring. Please supply as much information as possible. http://qso.com/satern/emailfrm.htm AMERICANS are told to avoid structures, stay in a safe place. DO NOT got to the airport. Injured Americans will be given priority for evacuation. ------------------------------------------------------------------ RED CROSS INTERNATIONAL (ICRC) has a registry site for finding family members: http://icrc.org/web/doc/siterfl0.nsf/htmlall/familylinks-haiti-eng?opendocument ------------------------------------------------------------------- Create a Google News Alert for the name of your loved one http://www.google.com/alerts Set it for Comprehensive Search and As-It-Happens Also set up an alert for the name of any group your person was with To test them before you set them, do a search at Google News using your term. http://news.google.com/nwshp?hl=en&tab=wn If you get too many results, try adding the word Haiti, not in quotes Usually you would use quotes around a name, but a full name might not be published, so you may want to do multiple alerts with variations of a name in quotes. Such as first and last name in quotes and another with the full name in quotes. YOU MUST check and respond to the e-mail you will receive to verify you have set up an alert. --------------------------------------------------------------- CNN.com/haitimissing is a new website to help people find the missing --------------------------------------------------------------- -> This record was created to compile the many sources of search instructions, tips & family & friends registries so that it would all be in one place for convenience. Please know that the Citizen Action Team Relief Database volunteers are praying for a safe and happy reunion and our hearts and prayers are with you all. -------------------------------------------------------------- CURRENT INFO AS OF FRI. 1/15/10 FROM THE U.S. STATE DEPT. WEBSITE: In Haiti, calls regarding the welfare of U.S. citizens can be made to the Embassy’s Consular Task Force in Port-au-Prince at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322 or 509-2229-8672. The Department of State has received a high volume of calls concerning the welfare of U.S. citizens in Haiti. To handle these requests most efficiently, the Department has established an e-mail address for people who are trying to contact their U.S. citizen friends and relatives in Haiti. Please send your inquiries to: Haiti-Earthquake@State.Gov and include the following information: -The full name, date of birth and passport information (if known) of the persons in Haiti you are trying to contact. -Their contact information in Haiti; telephone numbers, email address, hotel name or address (if known) -Your name and contact information, and your relationship to the person in Haiti (parent, spouse, friend etc.) -Any special or emergency circumstances. -Our task force will work with our Embassy staff in Haiti to locate and, if needed, provide assistance. We will respond to each message as soon as possible. If you hear from the person you are concerned about, please be sure to send us an email providing the new information about their location or condition. Please read our Travel Warning on Haiti about the earthquake of January 12, 2010: http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/tw/tw_4632.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------- HAITI EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE NUMBERS: Anyone attempting to connect with family members or friends traveling or living in the region should call the On Call International hotline: 800-576-5172. Or, they can call On Call International collect at 603-328-1924. Callers should have as much information as possible readily available at the time of call, including tour operator name, itineraries, hotel information or cell phone numbers.U.S. citizens in Haiti can call the Embassy’s Consular Task Force at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322, or 509-2229-8672. To get help or find information in Haiti call: 1888-404-4747 or 202-332-4090, you can also call signal FM at: 305-407-2119. The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Information Resource Center US Embassy Boulevard 15 octobre Tabarre 41 Tel: 2-229-8208 /2-229-8342 Fax: 2-229-8324 Port-au-Prince, Haiti The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747 (due to heavy volume, some callers may receive a recording). Our embassy is still in the early stages of contacting American Citizens through our Warden Network. Communications are very difficult within Haiti at this time. In addition to information on the Internet, travelers may obtain up-to-date information on security conditions by calling 1-888-407-4747 toll-free in the U.S. and Canada, or outside the U.S. and Canada on a regular toll line at 1-202-501-4444. Public Phone Inquiries: Please call: (509) 2 229-8000 / 2 229-8397 Monday through Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. For emergencies involving American citizens, please contact the American Citizens Services (ACS) Unit of the U.S. Embassy’s Consular Section (509) 2-229-8000; ACS Unit fax (509) 2-229-8027; acspap @state.gov In case of Emergency: After hours, weekend & holidays: Duty Officer at (509) 3417 - 2399 or (509) 3464-3998 Post One (U.S. Marine Guard) at 509-2 229-8000. Fax Number: (509) 2 229-8028 E-Mail Address: acspap @state.gov ----------------------------------------------------------------- CANADIANS Canadians in Haiti in need of assistance are encouraged to make their way to the Canadian Embassy in Port-au-Prince on Delmas Road, between Delmas 75 and 71. Canadians seeking emergency consular assistance in the area should contact the Emergency Operations Centre or call 613-996-8885 collect. The Operations Centre of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Friends and relatives in Canada seeking information on Canadian citizens believed to be in the affected area should contact Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada at 1- 800-387-3124. ------------------------------------------------------------------ FORM TO request Salvation Army to look for relatives Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network - Health and welfare Information Request Form - Please use this form to submit your inquiry. Your inquiry will be sent to the disaster area, where SATERN personnel will attempt to locate the person or persons about whom you are inquiring. Please supply as much information as possible. http://qso.com/satern/emailfrm.htm AMERICANS are told to avoid structures, stay in a safe place. DO NOT got to the airport. Injured Americans will be given priority for evacuation. ------------------------------------------------------------------ RED CROSS INTERNATIONAL (ICRC) has a registry site for finding family members: http://icrc.org/web/doc/siterfl0.nsf/htmlall/familylinks-haiti-eng?opendocument ------------------------------------------------------------------- Create a Google News Alert for the name of your loved one http://www.google.com/alerts Set it for Comprehensive Search and As-It-Happens Also set up an alert for the name of any group your person was with To test them before you set them, do a search at Google News using your term. http://news.google.com/nwshp?hl=en&tab=wn If you get too many results, try adding the word Haiti, not in quotes Usually you would use quotes around a name, but a full name might not be published, so you may want to do multiple alerts with variations of a name in quotes. Such as first and last name in quotes and another with the full name in quotes. YOU MUST check and respond to the e-mail you will receive to verify you have set up an alert. --------------------------------------------------------------- CNN.com/haitimissing is a new website to help people find the missing --------------------------------------------------------------- We Are Safe & Sound: http://www.wearesafeandsound.com/howitworks.php?sad=haitiQuake2010 ---------------------------------------------------------------

notes: This record was created to compile the many sources of search instructions, tips & family & friends registries so that it would all be in one place for convenience. Please know that the Citizen Action Team Relief Database volunteers are praying for a safe and happy reunion and our hearts and prayers are with you all. -------------------------------------------------------------- CURRENT INFO AS OF FRI. 1/15/10 FROM THE U.S. STATE DEPT. WEBSITE: In Haiti, calls regarding the welfare of U.S. citizens can be made to the Embassy’s Consular Task Force in Port-au-Prince at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322 or 509-2229-8672. The Department of State has received a high volume of calls concerning the welfare of U.S. citizens in Haiti. To handle these requests most efficiently, the Department has established an e-mail address for people who are trying to contact their U.S. citizen friends and relatives in Haiti. Please send your inquiries to: Haiti-Earthquake@State.Gov and include the following information: -The full name, date of birth and passport information (if known) of the persons in Haiti you are trying to contact. -Their contact information in Haiti; telephone numbers, email address, hotel name or address (if known) -Your name and contact information, and your relationship to the person in Haiti (parent, spouse, friend etc.) -Any special or emergency circumstances. -Our task force will work with our Embassy staff in Haiti to locate and, if needed, provide assistance. We will respond to each message as soon as possible. If you hear from the person you are concerned about, please be sure to send us an email providing the new information about their location or condition. Please read our Travel Warning on Haiti about the earthquake of January 12, 2010: http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/tw/tw_4632.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------- HAITI EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE NUMBERS: Anyone attempting to connect with family members or friends traveling or living in the region should call the On Call International hotline: 800-576-5172. Or, they can call On Call International collect at 603-328-1924. Callers should have as much information as possible readily available at the time of call, including tour operator name, itineraries, hotel information or cell phone numbers.U.S. citizens in Haiti can call the Embassy’s Consular Task Force at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322, or 509-2229-8672. To get help or find information in Haiti call: 1888-404-4747 or 202-332-4090, you can also call signal FM at: 305-407-2119. The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Information Resource Center US Embassy Boulevard 15 octobre Tabarre 41 Tel: 2-229-8208 /2-229-8342 Fax: 2-229-8324 Port-au-Prince, Haiti The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747 (due to heavy volume, some callers may receive a recording). Our embassy is still in the early stages of contacting American Citizens through our Warden Network. Communications are very difficult within Haiti at this time. In addition to information on the Internet, travelers may obtain up-to-date information on security conditions by calling 1-888-407-4747 toll-free in the U.S. and Canada, or outside the U.S. and Canada on a regular toll line at 1-202-501-4444. Public Phone Inquiries: Please call: (509) 2 229-8000 / 2 229-8397 Monday through Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. For emergencies involving American citizens, please contact the American Citizens Services (ACS) Unit of the U.S. Embassy’s Consular Section (509) 2-229-8000; ACS Unit fax (509) 2-229-8027; acspap @state.gov In case of Emergency: After hours, weekend & holidays: Duty Officer at (509) 3417 - 2399 or (509) 3464-3998 Post One (U.S. Marine Guard) at 509-2 229-8000. Fax Number: (509) 2 229-8028 E-Mail Address: acspap @state.gov ----------------------------------------------------------------- CANADIANS Canadians in Haiti in need of assistance are encouraged to make their way to the Canadian Embassy in Port-au-Prince on Delmas Road, between Delmas 75 and 71. Canadians seeking emergency consular assistance in the area should contact the Emergency Operations Centre or call 613-996-8885 collect. The Operations Centre of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Friends and relatives in Canada seeking information on Canadian citizens believed to be in the affected area should contact Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada at 1- 800-387-3124. ------------------------------------------------------------------ FORM TO request Salvation Army to look for relatives Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network - Health and welfare Information Request Form - Please use this form to submit your inquiry. Your inquiry will be sent to the disaster area, where SATERN personnel will attempt to locate the person or persons about whom you are inquiring. Please supply as much information as possible. http://qso.com/satern/emailfrm.htm AMERICANS are told to avoid structures, stay in a safe place. DO NOT got to the airport. Injured Americans will be given priority for evacuation. ------------------------------------------------------------------ RED CROSS has site for finding family members http://icrc.org/web/doc/siterfl0.nsf/htmlall/familylinks-haiti-eng?opendocument ------------------------------------------------------------------- Create a Google News Alert for the name of your loved one http://www.google.com/alerts Set it for Comprehensive Search and As-It-Happens Also set up an alert for the name of any group your person was with To test them before you set them, do a search at Google News using your term. http://news.google.com/nwshp?hl=en&tab=wn If you get too many results, try adding the word Haiti, not in quotes Usually you would use quotes around a name, but a full name might not be published, so you may want to do multiple alerts with variations of a name in quotes. Such as first and last name in quotes and another with the full name in quotes. YOU MUST check and respond to the e-mail you will receive to verify you have set up an alert. --------------------------------------------------------------- CNN.com/haitimissing is a new website to help people find the missing --------------------------------------------------------------- -> This record was created to compile the many sources of search instructions, tips & family & friends registries so that it would all be in one place for convenience. Please know that the Citizen Action Team Relief Database volunteers are praying for a safe and happy reunion and our hearts and prayers are with you all. -------------------------------------------------------------- CURRENT INFO AS OF FRI. 1/15/10 FROM THE U.S. STATE DEPT. WEBSITE: In Haiti, calls regarding the welfare of U.S. citizens can be made to the Embassy’s Consular Task Force in Port-au-Prince at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322 or 509-2229-8672. The Department of State has received a high volume of calls concerning the welfare of U.S. citizens in Haiti. To handle these requests most efficiently, the Department has established an e-mail address for people who are trying to contact their U.S. citizen friends and relatives in Haiti. Please send your inquiries to: Haiti-Earthquake@State.Gov and include the following information: -The full name, date of birth and passport information (if known) of the persons in Haiti you are trying to contact. -Their contact information in Haiti; telephone numbers, email address, hotel name or address (if known) -Your name and contact information, and your relationship to the person in Haiti (parent, spouse, friend etc.) -Any special or emergency circumstances. -Our task force will work with our Embassy staff in Haiti to locate and, if needed, provide assistance. We will respond to each message as soon as possible. If you hear from the person you are concerned about, please be sure to send us an email providing the new information about their location or condition. Please read our Travel Warning on Haiti about the earthquake of January 12, 2010: http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/tw/tw_4632.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------- HAITI EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE NUMBERS: Anyone attempting to connect with family members or friends traveling or living in the region should call the On Call International hotline: 800-576-5172. Or, they can call On Call International collect at 603-328-1924. Callers should have as much information as possible readily available at the time of call, including tour operator name, itineraries, hotel information or cell phone numbers.U.S. citizens in Haiti can call the Embassy’s Consular Task Force at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322, or 509-2229-8672. To get help or find information in Haiti call: 1888-404-4747 or 202-332-4090, you can also call signal FM at: 305-407-2119. The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Information Resource Center US Embassy Boulevard 15 octobre Tabarre 41 Tel: 2-229-8208 /2-229-8342 Fax: 2-229-8324 Port-au-Prince, Haiti The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747 (due to heavy volume, some callers may receive a recording). Our embassy is still in the early stages of contacting American Citizens through our Warden Network. Communications are very difficult within Haiti at this time. In addition to information on the Internet, travelers may obtain up-to-date information on security conditions by calling 1-888-407-4747 toll-free in the U.S. and Canada, or outside the U.S. and Canada on a regular toll line at 1-202-501-4444. Public Phone Inquiries: Please call: (509) 2 229-8000 / 2 229-8397 Monday through Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. For emergencies involving American citizens, please contact the American Citizens Services (ACS) Unit of the U.S. Embassy’s Consular Section (509) 2-229-8000; ACS Unit fax (509) 2-229-8027; acspap @state.gov In case of Emergency: After hours, weekend & holidays: Duty Officer at (509) 3417 - 2399 or (509) 3464-3998 Post One (U.S. Marine Guard) at 509-2 229-8000. Fax Number: (509) 2 229-8028 E-Mail Address: acspap @state.gov ----------------------------------------------------------------- CANADIANS Canadians in Haiti in need of assistance are encouraged to make their way to the Canadian Embassy in Port-au-Prince on Delmas Road, between Delmas 75 and 71. Canadians seeking emergency consular assistance in the area should contact the Emergency Operations Centre or call 613-996-8885 collect. The Operations Centre of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Friends and relatives in Canada seeking information on Canadian citizens believed to be in the affected area should contact Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada at 1- 800-387-3124. ------------------------------------------------------------------ FORM TO request Salvation Army to look for relatives Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network - Health and welfare Information Request Form - Please use this form to submit your inquiry. Your inquiry will be sent to the disaster area, where SATERN personnel will attempt to locate the person or persons about whom you are inquiring. Please supply as much information as possible. http://qso.com/satern/emailfrm.htm AMERICANS are told to avoid structures, stay in a safe place. DO NOT got to the airport. Injured Americans will be given priority for evacuation. ------------------------------------------------------------------ RED CROSS INTERNATIONAL (ICRC) has a registry site for finding family members: http://icrc.org/web/doc/siterfl0.nsf/htmlall/familylinks-haiti-eng?opendocument ------------------------------------------------------------------- Create a Google News Alert for the name of your loved one http://www.google.com/alerts Set it for Comprehensive Search and As-It-Happens Also set up an alert for the name of any group your person was with To test them before you set them, do a search at Google News using your term. http://news.google.com/nwshp?hl=en&tab=wn If you get too many results, try adding the word Haiti, not in quotes Usually you would use quotes around a name, but a full name might not be published, so you may want to do multiple alerts with variations of a name in quotes. Such as first and last name in quotes and another with the full name in quotes. YOU MUST check and respond to the e-mail you will receive to verify you have set up an alert. --------------------------------------------------------------- CNN.com/haitimissing is a new website to help people find the missing ---------------------------------------------------------------

organization: -> Missing Persons Resources

notes: This record was created to compile the many sources of search instructions, tips & family & friends registries so that it would all be in one place for convenience. Please know that the Citizen Action Team Relief Database volunteers are praying for a safe and happy reunion and our hearts and prayers are with you all. -------------------------------------------------------------- HAITI EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE NUMBERS: Anyone attempting to connect with family members or friends traveling or living in the region should call the On Call International hotline: 800-576-5172. Or, they can call On Call International collect at 603-328-1924. Callers should have as much information as possible readily available at the time of call, including tour operator name, itineraries, hotel information or cell phone numbers.U.S. citizens in Haiti can call the Embassy’s Consular Task Force at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322, or 509-2229-8672. To get help or find information in Haiti call: 1888-404-4747 or 202-332-4090, you can also call signal FM at: 305-407-2119. The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Information Resource Center US Embassy Boulevard 15 octobre Tabarre 41 Tel: 2-229-8208 /2-229-8342 Fax: 2-229-8324 Port-au-Prince, Haiti The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747 (due to heavy volume, some callers may receive a recording). Our embassy is still in the early stages of contacting American Citizens through our Warden Network. Communications are very difficult within Haiti at this time. In addition to information on the Internet, travelers may obtain up-to-date information on security conditions by calling 1-888-407-4747 toll-free in the U.S. and Canada, or outside the U.S. and Canada on a regular toll line at 1-202-501-4444. Public Phone Inquiries: Please call: (509) 2 229-8000 / 2 229-8397 Monday through Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. For emergencies involving American citizens, please contact the American Citizens Services (ACS) Unit of the U.S. Embassy’s Consular Section (509) 2-229-8000; ACS Unit fax (509) 2-229-8027; acspap @state.gov In case of Emergency: After hours, weekend & holidays: Duty Officer at (509) 3417 - 2399 or (509) 3464-3998 Post One (U.S. Marine Guard) at 509-2 229-8000. Fax Number: (509) 2 229-8028 E-Mail Address: acspap @state.gov ----------------------------------------------------------------- CANADIANS Canadians in Haiti in need of assistance are encouraged to make their way to the Canadian Embassy in Port-au-Prince on Delmas Road, between Delmas 75 and 71. Canadians seeking emergency consular assistance in the area should contact the Emergency Operations Centre or call 613-996-8885 collect. The Operations Centre of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Friends and relatives in Canada seeking information on Canadian citizens believed to be in the affected area should contact Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada at 1- 800-387-3124. ------------------------------------------------------------------ FORM TO request Salvation Army to look for relatives Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network - Health and welfare Information Request Form - Please use this form to submit your inquiry. Your inquiry will be sent to the disaster area, where SATERN personnel will attempt to locate the person or persons about whom you are inquiring. Please supply as much information as possible. http://qso.com/satern/emailfrm.htm AMERICANS are told to avoid structures, stay in a safe place. DO NOT got to the airport. Injured Americans will be given priority for evacuation. ------------------------------------------------------------------ RED CROSS has site for finding family members http://icrc.org/web/doc/siterfl0.nsf/htmlall/familylinks-haiti-eng?opendocument ------------------------------------------------------------------- Create a Google News Alert for the name of your loved one http://www.google.com/alerts Set it for Comprehensive Search and As-It-Happens Also set up an alert for the name of any group your person was with To test them before you set them, do a search at Google News using your term. http://news.google.com/nwshp?hl=en&tab=wn If you get too many results, try adding the word Haiti, not in quotes Usually you would use quotes around a name, but a full name might not be published, so you may want to do multiple alerts with variations of a name in quotes. Such as first and last name in quotes and another with the full name in quotes. YOU MUST check and respond to the e-mail you will receive to verify you have set up an alert. --------------------------------------------------------------- CNN.com/haitimissing is a new website to help people find the missing --------------------------------------------------------------- -> This record was created to compile the many sources of search instructions, tips & family & friends registries so that it would all be in one place for convenience. Please know that the Citizen Action Team Relief Database volunteers are praying for a safe and happy reunion and our hearts and prayers are with you all. -------------------------------------------------------------- CURRENT INFO AS OF FRI. 1/15/10 FROM THE U.S. STATE DEPT. WEBSITE: In Haiti, calls regarding the welfare of U.S. citizens can be made to the Embassy’s Consular Task Force in Port-au-Prince at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322 or 509-2229-8672. The Department of State has received a high volume of calls concerning the welfare of U.S. citizens in Haiti. To handle these requests most efficiently, the Department has established an e-mail address for people who are trying to contact their U.S. citizen friends and relatives in Haiti. Please send your inquiries to: Haiti-Earthquake@State.Gov and include the following information: -The full name, date of birth and passport information (if known) of the persons in Haiti you are trying to contact. -Their contact information in Haiti; telephone numbers, email address, hotel name or address (if known) -Your name and contact information, and your relationship to the person in Haiti (parent, spouse, friend etc.) -Any special or emergency circumstances. -Our task force will work with our Embassy staff in Haiti to locate and, if needed, provide assistance. We will respond to each message as soon as possible. If you hear from the person you are concerned about, please be sure to send us an email providing the new information about their location or condition. Please read our Travel Warning on Haiti about the earthquake of January 12, 2010: http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/tw/tw_4632.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------- HAITI EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE NUMBERS: Anyone attempting to connect with family members or friends traveling or living in the region should call the On Call International hotline: 800-576-5172. Or, they can call On Call International collect at 603-328-1924. Callers should have as much information as possible readily available at the time of call, including tour operator name, itineraries, hotel information or cell phone numbers.U.S. citizens in Haiti can call the Embassy’s Consular Task Force at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322, or 509-2229-8672. To get help or find information in Haiti call: 1888-404-4747 or 202-332-4090, you can also call signal FM at: 305-407-2119. The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Information Resource Center US Embassy Boulevard 15 octobre Tabarre 41 Tel: 2-229-8208 /2-229-8342 Fax: 2-229-8324 Port-au-Prince, Haiti The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747 (due to heavy volume, some callers may receive a recording). Our embassy is still in the early stages of contacting American Citizens through our Warden Network. Communications are very difficult within Haiti at this time. In addition to information on the Internet, travelers may obtain up-to-date information on security conditions by calling 1-888-407-4747 toll-free in the U.S. and Canada, or outside the U.S. and Canada on a regular toll line at 1-202-501-4444. Public Phone Inquiries: Please call: (509) 2 229-8000 / 2 229-8397 Monday through Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. For emergencies involving American citizens, please contact the American Citizens Services (ACS) Unit of the U.S. Embassy’s Consular Section (509) 2-229-8000; ACS Unit fax (509) 2-229-8027; acspap @state.gov In case of Emergency: After hours, weekend & holidays: Duty Officer at (509) 3417 - 2399 or (509) 3464-3998 Post One (U.S. Marine Guard) at 509-2 229-8000. Fax Number: (509) 2 229-8028 E-Mail Address: acspap @state.gov ----------------------------------------------------------------- CANADIANS Canadians in Haiti in need of assistance are encouraged to make their way to the Canadian Embassy in Port-au-Prince on Delmas Road, between Delmas 75 and 71. Canadians seeking emergency consular assistance in the area should contact the Emergency Operations Centre or call 613-996-8885 collect. The Operations Centre of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Friends and relatives in Canada seeking information on Canadian citizens believed to be in the affected area should contact Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada at 1- 800-387-3124. ------------------------------------------------------------------ FORM TO request Salvation Army to look for relatives Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network - Health and welfare Information Request Form - Please use this form to submit your inquiry. Your inquiry will be sent to the disaster area, where SATERN personnel will attempt to locate the person or persons about whom you are inquiring. Please supply as much information as possible. http://qso.com/satern/emailfrm.htm AMERICANS are told to avoid structures, stay in a safe place. DO NOT got to the airport. Injured Americans will be given priority for evacuation. ------------------------------------------------------------------ RED CROSS has site for finding family members http://icrc.org/web/doc/siterfl0.nsf/htmlall/familylinks-haiti-eng?opendocument ------------------------------------------------------------------- Create a Google News Alert for the name of your loved one http://www.google.com/alerts Set it for Comprehensive Search and As-It-Happens Also set up an alert for the name of any group your person was with To test them before you set them, do a search at Google News using your term. http://news.google.com/nwshp?hl=en&tab=wn If you get too many results, try adding the word Haiti, not in quotes Usually you would use quotes around a name, but a full name might not be published, so you may want to do multiple alerts with variations of a name in quotes. Such as first and last name in quotes and another with the full name in quotes. YOU MUST check and respond to the e-mail you will receive to verify you have set up an alert. --------------------------------------------------------------- CNN.com/haitimissing is a new website to help people find the missing ---------------------------------------------------------------

notes: This record was created to compile the many sources of search instructions, family registries so that it would all be in one place for convenience. Please know that the Citizen Action Team Relief Database volunteers are praying for a safe and happy reunion and our hearts and prayers are with you all. -------------------------------------------------------------- HAITI EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE NUMBERS: Anyone attempting to connect with family members or friends traveling or living in the region should call the On Call International hotline: 800-576-5172. Or, they can call On Call International collect at 603-328-1924. Callers should have as much information as possible readily available at the time of call, including tour operator name, itineraries, hotel information or cell phone numbers.U.S. citizens in Haiti can call the Embassy’s Consular Task Force at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322, or 509-2229-8672. To get help or find information in Haiti call: 1888-404-4747 or 202-332-4090, you can also call signal FM at: 305-407-2119. The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Information Resource Center US Embassy Boulevard 15 octobre Tabarre 41 Tel: 2-229-8208 /2-229-8342 Fax: 2-229-8324 Port-au-Prince, Haiti The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747 (due to heavy volume, some callers may receive a recording). Our embassy is still in the early stages of contacting American Citizens through our Warden Network. Communications are very difficult within Haiti at this time. In addition to information on the Internet, travelers may obtain up-to-date information on security conditions by calling 1-888-407-4747 toll-free in the U.S. and Canada, or outside the U.S. and Canada on a regular toll line at 1-202-501-4444. Public Phone Inquiries: Please call: (509) 2 229-8000 / 2 229-8397 Monday through Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. For emergencies involving American citizens, please contact the American Citizens Services (ACS) Unit of the U.S. Embassy’s Consular Section (509) 2-229-8000; ACS Unit fax (509) 2-229-8027; acspap @state.gov In case of Emergency: After hours, weekend & holidays: Duty Officer at (509) 3417 - 2399 or (509) 3464-3998 Post One (U.S. Marine Guard) at 509-2 229-8000. Fax Number: (509) 2 229-8028 E-Mail Address: acspap @state.gov ----------------------------------------------------------------- CANADIANS Canadians in Haiti in need of assistance are encouraged to make their way to the Canadian Embassy in Port-au-Prince on Delmas Road, between Delmas 75 and 71. Canadians seeking emergency consular assistance in the area should contact the Emergency Operations Centre or call 613-996-8885 collect. The Operations Centre of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Friends and relatives in Canada seeking information on Canadian citizens believed to be in the affected area should contact Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada at 1- 800-387-3124. ------------------------------------------------------------------ FORM TO request Salvation Army to look for relatives Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network - Health and welfare Information Request Form - Please use this form to submit your inquiry. Your inquiry will be sent to the disaster area, where SATERN personnel will attempt to locate the person or persons about whom you are inquiring. Please supply as much information as possible. http://qso.com/satern/emailfrm.htm AMERICANS are told to avoid structures, stay in a safe place. DO NOT got to the airport. Injured Americans will be given priority for evacuation. ------------------------------------------------------------------ RED CROSS has site for finding family members http://icrc.org/web/doc/siterfl0.nsf/htmlall/familylinks-haiti-eng?opendocument ------------------------------------------------------------------- Create a Google News Alert for the name of your loved one http://www.google.com/alerts Set it for Comprehensive Search and As-It-Happens Also set up an alert for the name of any group your person was with To test them before you set them, do a search at Google News using your term. http://news.google.com/nwshp?hl=en&tab=wn If you get too many results, try adding the word Haiti, not in quotes Usually you would use quotes around a name, but a full name might not be published, so you may want to do multiple alerts with variations of a name in quotes. Such as first and last name in quotes and another with the full name in quotes. YOU MUST check and respond to the e-mail you will receive to verify you have set up an alert. --------------------------------------------------------------- CNN.com/haitimissing is a new website to help people find the missing --------------------------------------------------------------- -> This record was created to compile the many sources of search instructions, tips & family & friends registries so that it would all be in one place for convenience. Please know that the Citizen Action Team Relief Database volunteers are praying for a safe and happy reunion and our hearts and prayers are with you all. -------------------------------------------------------------- HAITI EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE NUMBERS: Anyone attempting to connect with family members or friends traveling or living in the region should call the On Call International hotline: 800-576-5172. Or, they can call On Call International collect at 603-328-1924. Callers should have as much information as possible readily available at the time of call, including tour operator name, itineraries, hotel information or cell phone numbers.U.S. citizens in Haiti can call the Embassy’s Consular Task Force at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322, or 509-2229-8672. To get help or find information in Haiti call: 1888-404-4747 or 202-332-4090, you can also call signal FM at: 305-407-2119. The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Information Resource Center US Embassy Boulevard 15 octobre Tabarre 41 Tel: 2-229-8208 /2-229-8342 Fax: 2-229-8324 Port-au-Prince, Haiti The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747 (due to heavy volume, some callers may receive a recording). Our embassy is still in the early stages of contacting American Citizens through our Warden Network. Communications are very difficult within Haiti at this time. In addition to information on the Internet, travelers may obtain up-to-date information on security conditions by calling 1-888-407-4747 toll-free in the U.S. and Canada, or outside the U.S. and Canada on a regular toll line at 1-202-501-4444. Public Phone Inquiries: Please call: (509) 2 229-8000 / 2 229-8397 Monday through Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. For emergencies involving American citizens, please contact the American Citizens Services (ACS) Unit of the U.S. Embassy’s Consular Section (509) 2-229-8000; ACS Unit fax (509) 2-229-8027; acspap @state.gov In case of Emergency: After hours, weekend & holidays: Duty Officer at (509) 3417 - 2399 or (509) 3464-3998 Post One (U.S. Marine Guard) at 509-2 229-8000. Fax Number: (509) 2 229-8028 E-Mail Address: acspap @state.gov ----------------------------------------------------------------- CANADIANS Canadians in Haiti in need of assistance are encouraged to make their way to the Canadian Embassy in Port-au-Prince on Delmas Road, between Delmas 75 and 71. Canadians seeking emergency consular assistance in the area should contact the Emergency Operations Centre or call 613-996-8885 collect. The Operations Centre of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Friends and relatives in Canada seeking information on Canadian citizens believed to be in the affected area should contact Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada at 1- 800-387-3124. ------------------------------------------------------------------ FORM TO request Salvation Army to look for relatives Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network - Health and welfare Information Request Form - Please use this form to submit your inquiry. Your inquiry will be sent to the disaster area, where SATERN personnel will attempt to locate the person or persons about whom you are inquiring. Please supply as much information as possible. http://qso.com/satern/emailfrm.htm AMERICANS are told to avoid structures, stay in a safe place. DO NOT got to the airport. Injured Americans will be given priority for evacuation. ------------------------------------------------------------------ RED CROSS has site for finding family members http://icrc.org/web/doc/siterfl0.nsf/htmlall/familylinks-haiti-eng?opendocument ------------------------------------------------------------------- Create a Google News Alert for the name of your loved one http://www.google.com/alerts Set it for Comprehensive Search and As-It-Happens Also set up an alert for the name of any group your person was with To test them before you set them, do a search at Google News using your term. http://news.google.com/nwshp?hl=en&tab=wn If you get too many results, try adding the word Haiti, not in quotes Usually you would use quotes around a name, but a full name might not be published, so you may want to do multiple alerts with variations of a name in quotes. Such as first and last name in quotes and another with the full name in quotes. YOU MUST check and respond to the e-mail you will receive to verify you have set up an alert. --------------------------------------------------------------- CNN.com/haitimissing is a new website to help people find the missing ---------------------------------------------------------------
areas_served: -> Haiti, Carribean

name: Family Search/Health & Welfare Registries & Information (2010 Haiti Earthquake) - INDEX -> Family & Friends Search/Health & Welfare Registries & Information (2010 Haiti Earthquake) - INDEX
notes: This record was created to compile the many sources of search instructions, family registries so that it would all be in one place for convenience. Please know that the Citizen Action Team Relief Database volunteers are praying for a safe and happy reunion and our hearts and prayers are with you all. -------------------------------------------------------------- HAITI EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE NUMBERS: Anyone attempting to connect with family members or friends traveling or living in the region should call the On Call International hotline: 800-576-5172. Or, they can call On Call International collect at 603-328-1924. Callers should have as much information as possible readily available at the time of call, including tour operator name, itineraries, hotel information or cell phone numbers.U.S. citizens in Haiti can call the Embassy’s Consular Task Force at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322, or 509-2229-8672. To get help or find information in Haiti call: 1888-404-4747 or 202-332-4090, you can also call signal FM at: 305-407-2119. The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747. ----------------------------------------------------------------- -> This record was created to compile the many sources of search instructions, family registries so that it would all be in one place for convenience. Please know that the Citizen Action Team Relief Database volunteers are praying for a safe and happy reunion and our hearts and prayers are with you all. -------------------------------------------------------------- HAITI EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE NUMBERS: Anyone attempting to connect with family members or friends traveling or living in the region should call the On Call International hotline: 800-576-5172. Or, they can call On Call International collect at 603-328-1924. Callers should have as much information as possible readily available at the time of call, including tour operator name, itineraries, hotel information or cell phone numbers.U.S. citizens in Haiti can call the Embassy’s Consular Task Force at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322, or 509-2229-8672. To get help or find information in Haiti call: 1888-404-4747 or 202-332-4090, you can also call signal FM at: 305-407-2119. The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Information Resource Center US Embassy Boulevard 15 octobre Tabarre 41 Tel: 2-229-8208 /2-229-8342 Fax: 2-229-8324 Port-au-Prince, Haiti The State Department Operations Center has set up the following number for Americans seeking information about family members in Haiti: 1-888-407-4747 (due to heavy volume, some callers may receive a recording). Our embassy is still in the early stages of contacting American Citizens through our Warden Network. Communications are very difficult within Haiti at this time. In addition to information on the Internet, travelers may obtain up-to-date information on security conditions by calling 1-888-407-4747 toll-free in the U.S. and Canada, or outside the U.S. and Canada on a regular toll line at 1-202-501-4444. Public Phone Inquiries: Please call: (509) 2 229-8000 / 2 229-8397 Monday through Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. For emergencies involving American citizens, please contact the American Citizens Services (ACS) Unit of the U.S. Embassy’s Consular Section (509) 2-229-8000; ACS Unit fax (509) 2-229-8027; acspap @state.gov In case of Emergency: After hours, weekend & holidays: Duty Officer at (509) 3417 - 2399 or (509) 3464-3998 Post One (U.S. Marine Guard) at 509-2 229-8000. Fax Number: (509) 2 229-8028 E-Mail Address: acspap @state.gov ----------------------------------------------------------------- CANADIANS Canadians in Haiti in need of assistance are encouraged to make their way to the Canadian Embassy in Port-au-Prince on Delmas Road, between Delmas 75 and 71. Canadians seeking emergency consular assistance in the area should contact the Emergency Operations Centre or call 613-996-8885 collect. The Operations Centre of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Friends and relatives in Canada seeking information on Canadian citizens believed to be in the affected area should contact Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada at 1- 800-387-3124. ------------------------------------------------------------------ FORM TO request Salvation Army to look for relatives Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network - Health and welfare Information Request Form - Please use this form to submit your inquiry. Your inquiry will be sent to the disaster area, where SATERN personnel will attempt to locate the person or persons about whom you are inquiring. Please supply as much information as possible. http://qso.com/satern/emailfrm.htm AMERICANS are told to avoid structures, stay in a safe place. DO NOT got to the airport. Injured Americans will be given priority for evacuation. ------------------------------------------------------------------ RED CROSS has site for finding family members http://icrc.org/web/doc/siterfl0.nsf/htmlall/familylinks-haiti-eng?opendocument ------------------------------------------------------------------- Create a Google News Alert for the name of your loved one http://www.google.com/alerts Set it for Comprehensive Search and As-It-Happens Also set up an alert for the name of any group your person was with To test them before you set them, do a search at Google News using your term. http://news.google.com/nwshp?hl=en&tab=wn If you get too many results, try adding the word Haiti, not in quotes Usually you would use quotes around a name, but a full name might not be published, so you may want to do multiple alerts with variations of a name in quotes. Such as first and last name in quotes and another with the full name in quotes. YOU MUST check and respond to the e-mail you will receive to verify you have set up an alert. --------------------------------------------------------------- CNN.com/haitimissing is a new website to help people find the missing ---------------------------------------------------------------