other_contacts changed.
cat_notes: Haiti index record - http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5246 ------ Source - http://www.familyhm.org/whatweknowstaff.html Fondwa Children and Staff Fr. Joselph - OK APF Staff in PAP - all OK Jamalyn Williamson - FHM Fondwa Project Manager visiting in Fondwa with a team from Indiana - OK Little news on the Fondwa children - including the 500+ at the school and the 55 children at the orphanage. We sadly have received news that Sister Oudel and baby Jude died in the earthquake. Sister Carmelle - FHM lead partner - OK Sister Simone - FHM lead partner - OK Andrelen - preschool teacher - unknown Dieula - preschool teacher - unknown Martine - preschool teacher - unknown Dieula Dupont -preschool teacher - unknown Libien - school security - unknown Vitor - school security - unknown Mme Robert Desile - school administrator - unknown Mme Gerard Desile - school administrator - unknown Mme Etienne - school administrator - unknown Mme Lisna - school staff - unknown Mme Guerda - school staff - unknown Mme Chery - school staff - unknown Mme Guirlene - school staff - unknown Ms Naissance - school staff - unknown Ms Philippe - school staff - unknown Mme Esperance - school staf - unknown Mme Mede - school staff - unknown Delfils - teacher - unknown Roland - teacher - unknown Harry - teacher - unknown Joseph - teacher - unknown Claudina - teacher - OK Jasna - teacher - unknown Bebito - teacher - unknown Morenel - teacher - unknown Gerard - teacher - unknown Felissaint - teacher - unknown Ilairjuste - teacher - unknown Exalent - teacher - unknown Louifaite - teacher - unknown Sonson - teacher - unknown Joby - teacher - unknown Louis - teacher - unknown Mitchell - teacher - unknown Denis - teacher - unknown Rud-Mark - teacher - unknown Dubic - teacher - unknown Gislaine - teacher - unknown Felix - teacher - unknown -> Haiti index record - http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5246 ------ Source - http://www.familyhm.org/whatweknowstaff.html Fondwa Children and Staff Fr. Joselph - OK APF Staff in PAP - all OK Jamalyn Williamson - FHM Fondwa Project Manager visiting in Fondwa with a team from Indiana - OK Little news on the Fondwa children - including the 500+ at the school and the 55 children at the orphanage. We sadly have received news that Sister Oudel and baby Jude died in the earthquake. Sister Carmelle - FHM lead partner - OK Sister Simone - FHM lead partner - OK Andrelen - preschool teacher - unknown Dieula - preschool teacher - unknown Martine - preschool teacher - unknown Dieula Dupont -preschool teacher - unknown Libien - school security - unknown Vitor - school security - unknown Mme Robert Desile - school administrator - unknown Mme Gerard Desile - school administrator - unknown Mme Etienne - school administrator - unknown Mme Lisna - school staff - unknown Mme Guerda - school staff - unknown Mme Chery - school staff - unknown Mme Guirlene - school staff - unknown Ms Naissance - school staff - unknown Ms Philippe - school staff - unknown Mme Esperance - school staf - unknown Mme Mede - school staff - unknown Delfils - teacher - unknown Roland - teacher - unknown Harry - teacher - unknown Joseph - teacher - unknown Claudina - teacher - OK Jasna - teacher - unknown Bebito - teacher - unknown Morenel - teacher - unknown Gerard - teacher - unknown Felissaint - teacher - unknown Ilairjuste - teacher - unknown Exalent - teacher - unknown Louifaite - teacher - unknown Sonson - teacher - unknown Joby - teacher - unknown Louis - teacher - unknown Mitchell - teacher - unknown Denis - teacher - unknown Rud-Mark - teacher - unknown Dubic - teacher - unknown Gislaine - teacher - unknown Felix - teacher - unknown

status: Unknown -> Open

address: Family Health Ministries 2344 Operations Drive, Suite 201 Durham, NC 27705 -> Family Health Ministries 2344 Operations Drive, Suite 201 Durham, NC 27705 HAITI
region: Haiti, Caribbean -> Quest

facility_type: Info/Hotline -> Shelter

name: Fatima House Orphanage (supported by FHM - Family Health Ministries) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Fatima House Orphanage (Supported by: FHM - Family Health Ministries) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake

parish: -> Leogane
town: Fondwa - Leogane -> Fondwa

name: Fatima House Orphanage (supported by Family Health Ministries) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Fatima House Orphanage (supported by FHM - Family Health Ministries) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake

notes: Haiti Earthquake Update Source - only mention is found in: http://www.ihmsisters.org/www/media/justice_peace_and_sustainability_autogen/Haiti_Earthquake_Update.pdf (As of January 20, 2010) None of the reports contained specific information about the Fatima House Orphanage, and the children there or the Sisters’ Motherhouse, although one report suggests that they are also collapsed. SEE - http://www.familyhm.org/whatweknowstaff.html -> PICTURES OF DESTRUCTION IN FONDWA (29 January 2010) See pictures of the guest house, the school and the orphanage after the earthquake http://www.familyhm.org/Ongoing%20earthquake%20updates.html#fondwapics ========= AT LAST - RELIEF COMING TO FONDWA (27 January 2010) Sr. Kay from Leavenworth was able to get through by telephone to Sr. Carmelle in Fonwa. The Sisters are OK, but feeling the stress of their circumstances. Sr. Kay reports “good news” though! Sr. Judy Dohner, HM (who before the earthquake lived with the Sisters in Fondwa and worked in the medical clinic there) was able to get to Fondwa with two tents (and a crew to set them up) that will provide temporary shelter for the Sisters! Sr. Judy is also arranging for additional, substantial relief to be delivered by helicopter tomorrow!! We also heard from the good people at Heart to Heart International (KS) that they were attempting to deliver more food and water to the Sisters and others in Fondwa. Heart to Heart is the first (and so far only) relief agency that has been to Fondwa. We expect additional news from Fondwa in the next day or so. The Sisters know that many people here are continuing to pray for them and that we love them. Let us continue to remember them and so many others in our prayers. Thank you all. ========= Haiti Earthquake Update Source - only mention is found in: http://www.ihmsisters.org/www/media/justice_peace_and_sustainability_autogen/Haiti_Earthquake_Update.pdf (As of January 20, 2010) None of the reports contained specific information about the Fatima House Orphanage, and the children there or the Sisters’ Motherhouse, although one report suggests that they are also collapsed. SEE - http://www.familyhm.org/whatweknowstaff.html

cat_notes: Haiti index record - http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5246 -> Haiti index record - http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5246 ------ Source - http://www.familyhm.org/whatweknowstaff.html Fondwa Children and Staff Fr. Joselph - OK APF Staff in PAP - all OK Jamalyn Williamson - FHM Fondwa Project Manager visiting in Fondwa with a team from Indiana - OK Little news on the Fondwa children - including the 500+ at the school and the 55 children at the orphanage. We sadly have received news that Sister Oudel and baby Jude died in the earthquake. Sister Carmelle - FHM lead partner - OK Sister Simone - FHM lead partner - OK Andrelen - preschool teacher - unknown Dieula - preschool teacher - unknown Martine - preschool teacher - unknown Dieula Dupont -preschool teacher - unknown Libien - school security - unknown Vitor - school security - unknown Mme Robert Desile - school administrator - unknown Mme Gerard Desile - school administrator - unknown Mme Etienne - school administrator - unknown Mme Lisna - school staff - unknown Mme Guerda - school staff - unknown Mme Chery - school staff - unknown Mme Guirlene - school staff - unknown Ms Naissance - school staff - unknown Ms Philippe - school staff - unknown Mme Esperance - school staf - unknown Mme Mede - school staff - unknown Delfils - teacher - unknown Roland - teacher - unknown Harry - teacher - unknown Joseph - teacher - unknown Claudina - teacher - OK Jasna - teacher - unknown Bebito - teacher - unknown Morenel - teacher - unknown Gerard - teacher - unknown Felissaint - teacher - unknown Ilairjuste - teacher - unknown Exalent - teacher - unknown Louifaite - teacher - unknown Sonson - teacher - unknown Joby - teacher - unknown Louis - teacher - unknown Mitchell - teacher - unknown Denis - teacher - unknown Rud-Mark - teacher - unknown Dubic - teacher - unknown Gislaine - teacher - unknown Felix - teacher - unknown

notes: Haiti Earthquake Update Source - only mention is found in: http://www.ihmsisters.org/www/media/justice_peace_and_sustainability_autogen/Haiti_Earthquake_Update.pdf (As of January 20, 2010) None of the reports contained specific information about the Fatima House Orphanage, and the children there or the Sisters’ Motherhouse, although one report suggests that they are also collapsed. -> Haiti Earthquake Update Source - only mention is found in: http://www.ihmsisters.org/www/media/justice_peace_and_sustainability_autogen/Haiti_Earthquake_Update.pdf (As of January 20, 2010) None of the reports contained specific information about the Fatima House Orphanage, and the children there or the Sisters’ Motherhouse, although one report suggests that they are also collapsed. SEE - http://www.familyhm.org/whatweknowstaff.html

cat_notes: -> Haiti index record - http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5246

name: Fatima House Orphanage (supported by FHM Family Health Ministries) -> Fatima House Orphanage (supported by Family Health Ministries) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake
dc_population: -> 55
mission: FATIMA HOUSE ORPHANAGE The Fatima House orphanage houses between 50-55 children with an age range of 2 to 18 years. Most of these children are not true orphans, but are children from poor families that can not care for and feed them. Often children are placed in the orphanage after their parents bring them to the local health clinic near death from starvation. When Family Health Ministries began work with the Association of Peasants of Fondwa, 50 children slept in eight bunk beds in a small, damp, rat infested, one bedroom shack with a dirt floor. There was no running water, electricity, but the children were clean, clothed and well loved. All children receive an education at the Fondwa School. -> FATIMA HOUSE ORPHANAGE The Fatima House orphanage houses between 50-55 children with an age range of 2 to 18 years. Most of these children are not true orphans, but are children from poor families that can not care for and feed them. Often children are placed in the orphanage after their parents bring them to the local health clinic near death from starvation. When Family Health Ministries began work with the Association of Peasants of Fondwa, 50 children slept in eight bunk beds in a small, damp, rat infested, one bedroom shack with a dirt floor. There was no running water, electricity, but the children were clean, clothed and well loved. All children receive an education at the Fondwa School.

mission: FATIMA HOUSE ORPHANAGE The Fatima House orphanage houses between 50-55 children with an age range of 2 to 18 years. Most of these children are not true orphans, but are children from poor families that can not care for and feed them. Often children are placed in the orphanage after their parents bring them to the local health clinic near death from starvation. When Family Health Ministries began work with the Association of Peasants of Fondwa, 50 children slept in eight bunk beds in a small, damp, rat infested, one bedroom shack with a dirt floor. There was no running water, electricity, but the children were clean, clothed and well loved. All children receive an education at the Fondwa School. -> FATIMA HOUSE ORPHANAGE The Fatima House orphanage houses between 50-55 children with an age range of 2 to 18 years. Most of these children are not true orphans, but are children from poor families that can not care for and feed them. Often children are placed in the orphanage after their parents bring them to the local health clinic near death from starvation. When Family Health Ministries began work with the Association of Peasants of Fondwa, 50 children slept in eight bunk beds in a small, damp, rat infested, one bedroom shack with a dirt floor. There was no running water, electricity, but the children were clean, clothed and well loved. All children receive an education at the Fondwa School.

notes: Could not find any update as to condition due to 2010 Earthquake but looking for donations. -> Haiti Earthquake Update Source - only mention is found in: http://www.ihmsisters.org/www/media/justice_peace_and_sustainability_autogen/Haiti_Earthquake_Update.pdf (As of January 20, 2010) None of the reports contained specific information about the Fatima House Orphanage, and the children there or the Sisters’ Motherhouse, although one report suggests that they are also collapsed.

notes: -> Could not find any update as to condition due to 2010 Earthquake but looking for donations.

organization: -> Orphanage

town: Fondwa -> Fondwa - Leogane
region: -> Haiti, Caribbean
mission: FATIMA HOUSE ORPHANAGE The Fatima House orphanage houses between 50-55 children with an age range of 2 to 18 years. Most of these children are not true orphans, but are children from poor families that can not care for and feed them. Often children are placed in the orphanage after their parents bring them to the local health clinic near death from starvation. When Family Health Ministries began work with the Association of Peasants of Fondwa, 50 children slept in eight bunk beds in a small, damp, rat infested, one bedroom shack with a dirt floor. There was no running water, electricity, but the children were clean, clothed and well loved. All children receive an education at the Fondwa School. -> FATIMA HOUSE ORPHANAGE The Fatima House orphanage houses between 50-55 children with an age range of 2 to 18 years. Most of these children are not true orphans, but are children from poor families that can not care for and feed them. Often children are placed in the orphanage after their parents bring them to the local health clinic near death from starvation. When Family Health Ministries began work with the Association of Peasants of Fondwa, 50 children slept in eight bunk beds in a small, damp, rat infested, one bedroom shack with a dirt floor. There was no running water, electricity, but the children were clean, clothed and well loved. All children receive an education at the Fondwa School.