parish: -> Port-au-Prince

capacity: 300 -> 200

cat_notes: ADDRESS: 34, Impasse Ridoré, Ave. Magloire Ambroise Carrefour Feuilles, Ouest EVACUATED LOCATION - UNKNOWN ========================================= -> ADDRESS: 34, Impasse Ridoré, Ave. Magloire Ambroise Carrefour Feuilles, Ouest EVACUATED LOCATION - UNKNOWN ========================================= Despite the fact that the directors son (Guesno Mardy) was kidnapped in Dec. of '09 he's continued his dedication and committment to his work with children in Haiti.

notes: BLOG: http://www.foyerdesion.org/wordpress/ --------------------------------------------------------- 2/24/10 LTel: Per Lori Boyko, Virtual Volunteer in Connecticut, they are moving to their new site that was being built pre-quake in Croix De Bouquet. They are expanding to a capacity of 300 for orphans and are planning a feeding program that will serve 1000 people. They have the ability to make hot meals. Lori has assisted them in partnering up with supporting partnerships/orgs to maintain this feeding program. Move date not available yet. Initial population of orphans not known yet. ========================================================== NO DATE PROVIDED/SOURCE: http://haitiearthquakesurvivors.blogspot.com/ Foyer de Sion - ALL of the Foyer kids are now at the LDS church in PetionVille. Junior Mardy reports that they have enough food for about 2 more days but have no clean water. Mandi (an adoptive mother and RN who was in Haiti on a medical mission when the earthquake occurred) is trying to get a water purifier to them tomorrow. update: Water, food and medical care has reached the children of Foyer de Sion in Petionville. --------------------------------- SOURCE: http://poundpuplegacy.org/node/42494 Foyer de Sion, Haiti Wasatch International Adoption Date: 2010-02-06 Source: sltrib.com By Brooke Adams Another 10 children from a Haitian orphanage are on their way to the U.S. with the help of a Utah adoption agency. The children left the earthquake-ravaged country on a military jet about 5 p.m. Saturday, according to Chareyl Moyes, Haitian program director with Wasatch International Adoptions, based in Ogden. Moyes helped coordinate the children's flight. Two Utah families are adopting children in the group, she said. That leaves just four children with completed adoption cases waiting approval from the Haitian prime minister, she said. The adoption agency, with the help of the Utah Hospital Task Force, flew 50 Haitian orphans to Miami last week, where they were united with their new families. Another 16 children were unable to board the plane because of incomplete paperwork. One child, an 8-year-old boy being adopted by an Eagle Mountain couple, arrived in the U.S. on Tuesday. The Haitian and U.S. governments have cooperated in arranging humanitarian paroles for children whose adoptions were nearly finished before the earthquake destroyed much of the island country. The children are from the Foyer de Sion orphanage. ----------------------------------------------------- -> BLOG: http://www.foyerdesion.org/wordpress/ VOLUNTEER: http://foyerdesion.org/donations-Volunteering.php --------------------------------------------------------- 2/24/10 LTel: Per Lori Boyko, Virtual Volunteer in Connecticut, they are moving to their new site that was being built pre-quake in Croix De Bouquet. They are expanding to a capacity of 300 for orphans and are planning a feeding program that will serve 1000 people. They have the ability to make hot meals. Lori has assisted them in partnering up with supporting partnerships/orgs to maintain this feeding program. Move date not available yet. Initial population of orphans not known yet. ========================================================== NO DATE PROVIDED/SOURCE: http://haitiearthquakesurvivors.blogspot.com/ Foyer de Sion - ALL of the Foyer kids are now at the LDS church in PetionVille. Junior Mardy reports that they have enough food for about 2 more days but have no clean water. Mandi (an adoptive mother and RN who was in Haiti on a medical mission when the earthquake occurred) is trying to get a water purifier to them tomorrow. update: Water, food and medical care has reached the children of Foyer de Sion in Petionville. --------------------------------- SOURCE: http://poundpuplegacy.org/node/42494 Foyer de Sion, Haiti Wasatch International Adoption Date: 2010-02-06 Source: sltrib.com By Brooke Adams Another 10 children from a Haitian orphanage are on their way to the U.S. with the help of a Utah adoption agency. The children left the earthquake-ravaged country on a military jet about 5 p.m. Saturday, according to Chareyl Moyes, Haitian program director with Wasatch International Adoptions, based in Ogden. Moyes helped coordinate the children's flight. Two Utah families are adopting children in the group, she said. That leaves just four children with completed adoption cases waiting approval from the Haitian prime minister, she said. The adoption agency, with the help of the Utah Hospital Task Force, flew 50 Haitian orphans to Miami last week, where they were united with their new families. Another 16 children were unable to board the plane because of incomplete paperwork. One child, an 8-year-old boy being adopted by an Eagle Mountain couple, arrived in the U.S. on Tuesday. The Haitian and U.S. governments have cooperated in arranging humanitarian paroles for children whose adoptions were nearly finished before the earthquake destroyed much of the island country. The children are from the Foyer de Sion orphanage. -----------------------------------------------------

status: Unknown -> Open

notes: 2/24/10 LTel: Per Lori Boyko, Virtual Volunteer in Connecticut, they are moving to their new site that was being built pre-quake in Croix De Bouquet. They are expanding to a capacity of 300 for orphans and are planning a feeding program that will serve 1000 people. They have the ability to make hot meals. Lori has assisted them in partnering up with supporting partnerships/orgs to maintain this feeding program. Move date not available yet. Initial population of orphans not known yet. ========================================================== NO DATE PROVIDED/SOURCE: http://haitiearthquakesurvivors.blogspot.com/ Foyer de Sion - ALL of the Foyer kids are now at the LDS church in PetionVille. Junior Mardy reports that they have enough food for about 2 more days but have no clean water. Mandi (an adoptive mother and RN who was in Haiti on a medical mission when the earthquake occurred) is trying to get a water purifier to them tomorrow. update: Water, food and medical care has reached the children of Foyer de Sion in Petionville. --------------------------------- SOURCE: http://poundpuplegacy.org/node/42494 Foyer de Sion, Haiti Wasatch International Adoption Date: 2010-02-06 Source: sltrib.com By Brooke Adams Another 10 children from a Haitian orphanage are on their way to the U.S. with the help of a Utah adoption agency. The children left the earthquake-ravaged country on a military jet about 5 p.m. Saturday, according to Chareyl Moyes, Haitian program director with Wasatch International Adoptions, based in Ogden. Moyes helped coordinate the children's flight. Two Utah families are adopting children in the group, she said. That leaves just four children with completed adoption cases waiting approval from the Haitian prime minister, she said. The adoption agency, with the help of the Utah Hospital Task Force, flew 50 Haitian orphans to Miami last week, where they were united with their new families. Another 16 children were unable to board the plane because of incomplete paperwork. One child, an 8-year-old boy being adopted by an Eagle Mountain couple, arrived in the U.S. on Tuesday. The Haitian and U.S. governments have cooperated in arranging humanitarian paroles for children whose adoptions were nearly finished before the earthquake destroyed much of the island country. The children are from the Foyer de Sion orphanage. ----------------------------------------------------- -> BLOG: http://www.foyerdesion.org/wordpress/ --------------------------------------------------------- 2/24/10 LTel: Per Lori Boyko, Virtual Volunteer in Connecticut, they are moving to their new site that was being built pre-quake in Croix De Bouquet. They are expanding to a capacity of 300 for orphans and are planning a feeding program that will serve 1000 people. They have the ability to make hot meals. Lori has assisted them in partnering up with supporting partnerships/orgs to maintain this feeding program. Move date not available yet. Initial population of orphans not known yet. ========================================================== NO DATE PROVIDED/SOURCE: http://haitiearthquakesurvivors.blogspot.com/ Foyer de Sion - ALL of the Foyer kids are now at the LDS church in PetionVille. Junior Mardy reports that they have enough food for about 2 more days but have no clean water. Mandi (an adoptive mother and RN who was in Haiti on a medical mission when the earthquake occurred) is trying to get a water purifier to them tomorrow. update: Water, food and medical care has reached the children of Foyer de Sion in Petionville. --------------------------------- SOURCE: http://poundpuplegacy.org/node/42494 Foyer de Sion, Haiti Wasatch International Adoption Date: 2010-02-06 Source: sltrib.com By Brooke Adams Another 10 children from a Haitian orphanage are on their way to the U.S. with the help of a Utah adoption agency. The children left the earthquake-ravaged country on a military jet about 5 p.m. Saturday, according to Chareyl Moyes, Haitian program director with Wasatch International Adoptions, based in Ogden. Moyes helped coordinate the children's flight. Two Utah families are adopting children in the group, she said. That leaves just four children with completed adoption cases waiting approval from the Haitian prime minister, she said. The adoption agency, with the help of the Utah Hospital Task Force, flew 50 Haitian orphans to Miami last week, where they were united with their new families. Another 16 children were unable to board the plane because of incomplete paperwork. One child, an 8-year-old boy being adopted by an Eagle Mountain couple, arrived in the U.S. on Tuesday. The Haitian and U.S. governments have cooperated in arranging humanitarian paroles for children whose adoptions were nearly finished before the earthquake destroyed much of the island country. The children are from the Foyer de Sion orphanage. -----------------------------------------------------

address: Address witheld for child security purposes - Contact the administrator for additional information at: leslie @citizenactionteam.org HAITI -> U.S. Address: 515 7th Street, SE, Washington, DC 20003 HAITI
website: -> http://foyerdesion.org/index.php

parish: Quest ->
address: Address witheld for child security purposes - Contact the administrator for additional information at: leslie @citizenactionteam.org -> Address witheld for child security purposes - Contact the administrator for additional information at: leslie @citizenactionteam.org HAITI
region: Haiti, Caribbean -> Quest

facility_type: Info/Hotline -> Shelter

notes: NO DATE PROVIDED/SOURCE: http://haitiearthquakesurvivors.blogspot.com/ Foyer de Sion - ALL of the Foyer kids are now at the LDS church in PetionVille. Junior Mardy reports that they have enough food for about 2 more days but have no clean water. Mandi (an adoptive mother and RN who was in Haiti on a medical mission when the earthquake occurred) is trying to get a water purifier to them tomorrow. update: Water, food and medical care has reached the children of Foyer de Sion in Petionville. --------------------------------- SOURCE: http://poundpuplegacy.org/node/42494 Foyer de Sion, Haiti Wasatch International Adoption Date: 2010-02-06 Source: sltrib.com By Brooke Adams Another 10 children from a Haitian orphanage are on their way to the U.S. with the help of a Utah adoption agency. The children left the earthquake-ravaged country on a military jet about 5 p.m. Saturday, according to Chareyl Moyes, Haitian program director with Wasatch International Adoptions, based in Ogden. Moyes helped coordinate the children's flight. Two Utah families are adopting children in the group, she said. That leaves just four children with completed adoption cases waiting approval from the Haitian prime minister, she said. The adoption agency, with the help of the Utah Hospital Task Force, flew 50 Haitian orphans to Miami last week, where they were united with their new families. Another 16 children were unable to board the plane because of incomplete paperwork. One child, an 8-year-old boy being adopted by an Eagle Mountain couple, arrived in the U.S. on Tuesday. The Haitian and U.S. governments have cooperated in arranging humanitarian paroles for children whose adoptions were nearly finished before the earthquake destroyed much of the island country. The children are from the Foyer de Sion orphanage. ----------------------------------------------------- -> 2/24/10 LTel: Per Lori Boyko, Virtual Volunteer in Connecticut, they are moving to their new site that was being built pre-quake in Croix De Bouquet. They are expanding to a capacity of 300 for orphans and are planning a feeding program that will serve 1000 people. They have the ability to make hot meals. Lori has assisted them in partnering up with supporting partnerships/orgs to maintain this feeding program. Move date not available yet. Initial population of orphans not known yet. ========================================================== NO DATE PROVIDED/SOURCE: http://haitiearthquakesurvivors.blogspot.com/ Foyer de Sion - ALL of the Foyer kids are now at the LDS church in PetionVille. Junior Mardy reports that they have enough food for about 2 more days but have no clean water. Mandi (an adoptive mother and RN who was in Haiti on a medical mission when the earthquake occurred) is trying to get a water purifier to them tomorrow. update: Water, food and medical care has reached the children of Foyer de Sion in Petionville. --------------------------------- SOURCE: http://poundpuplegacy.org/node/42494 Foyer de Sion, Haiti Wasatch International Adoption Date: 2010-02-06 Source: sltrib.com By Brooke Adams Another 10 children from a Haitian orphanage are on their way to the U.S. with the help of a Utah adoption agency. The children left the earthquake-ravaged country on a military jet about 5 p.m. Saturday, according to Chareyl Moyes, Haitian program director with Wasatch International Adoptions, based in Ogden. Moyes helped coordinate the children's flight. Two Utah families are adopting children in the group, she said. That leaves just four children with completed adoption cases waiting approval from the Haitian prime minister, she said. The adoption agency, with the help of the Utah Hospital Task Force, flew 50 Haitian orphans to Miami last week, where they were united with their new families. Another 16 children were unable to board the plane because of incomplete paperwork. One child, an 8-year-old boy being adopted by an Eagle Mountain couple, arrived in the U.S. on Tuesday. The Haitian and U.S. governments have cooperated in arranging humanitarian paroles for children whose adoptions were nearly finished before the earthquake destroyed much of the island country. The children are from the Foyer de Sion orphanage. -----------------------------------------------------
other_contacts changed.
capacity: -> 300
cat_notes: ADDRESS: 34, Impasse Ridoré, Ave. Magloire Ambroise Carrefour Feuilles, Ouest EVACUATED LOCATION - UNKNOWN -> ADDRESS: 34, Impasse Ridoré, Ave. Magloire Ambroise Carrefour Feuilles, Ouest EVACUATED LOCATION - UNKNOWN =========================================

town: Carrefour -> Carrefour (Evacuated to Petionville)
name: Foyer de Sion (ORPHANAGE) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Foyer de Sion (ORPHANAGE / EVACUATED TO PETIONVILLE) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake
notes: SOURCE: http://poundpuplegacy.org/node/42494 Foyer de Sion, Haiti Wasatch International Adoption Date: 2010-02-06 Source: sltrib.com By Brooke Adams Another 10 children from a Haitian orphanage are on their way to the U.S. with the help of a Utah adoption agency. The children left the earthquake-ravaged country on a military jet about 5 p.m. Saturday, according to Chareyl Moyes, Haitian program director with Wasatch International Adoptions, based in Ogden. Moyes helped coordinate the children's flight. Two Utah families are adopting children in the group, she said. That leaves just four children with completed adoption cases waiting approval from the Haitian prime minister, she said. The adoption agency, with the help of the Utah Hospital Task Force, flew 50 Haitian orphans to Miami last week, where they were united with their new families. Another 16 children were unable to board the plane because of incomplete paperwork. One child, an 8-year-old boy being adopted by an Eagle Mountain couple, arrived in the U.S. on Tuesday. The Haitian and U.S. governments have cooperated in arranging humanitarian paroles for children whose adoptions were nearly finished before the earthquake destroyed much of the island country. The children are from the Foyer de Sion orphanage. ----------------------------------------------------- -> NO DATE PROVIDED/SOURCE: http://haitiearthquakesurvivors.blogspot.com/ Foyer de Sion - ALL of the Foyer kids are now at the LDS church in PetionVille. Junior Mardy reports that they have enough food for about 2 more days but have no clean water. Mandi (an adoptive mother and RN who was in Haiti on a medical mission when the earthquake occurred) is trying to get a water purifier to them tomorrow. update: Water, food and medical care has reached the children of Foyer de Sion in Petionville. --------------------------------- SOURCE: http://poundpuplegacy.org/node/42494 Foyer de Sion, Haiti Wasatch International Adoption Date: 2010-02-06 Source: sltrib.com By Brooke Adams Another 10 children from a Haitian orphanage are on their way to the U.S. with the help of a Utah adoption agency. The children left the earthquake-ravaged country on a military jet about 5 p.m. Saturday, according to Chareyl Moyes, Haitian program director with Wasatch International Adoptions, based in Ogden. Moyes helped coordinate the children's flight. Two Utah families are adopting children in the group, she said. That leaves just four children with completed adoption cases waiting approval from the Haitian prime minister, she said. The adoption agency, with the help of the Utah Hospital Task Force, flew 50 Haitian orphans to Miami last week, where they were united with their new families. Another 16 children were unable to board the plane because of incomplete paperwork. One child, an 8-year-old boy being adopted by an Eagle Mountain couple, arrived in the U.S. on Tuesday. The Haitian and U.S. governments have cooperated in arranging humanitarian paroles for children whose adoptions were nearly finished before the earthquake destroyed much of the island country. The children are from the Foyer de Sion orphanage. -----------------------------------------------------
cat_notes: ADDRESS: 34, Impasse Ridoré, Ave. Magloire Ambroise Carrefour Feuilles, Ouest -> ADDRESS: 34, Impasse Ridoré, Ave. Magloire Ambroise Carrefour Feuilles, Ouest EVACUATED LOCATION - UNKNOWN

status: Open -> Unknown