main_phone: -> 3760-3915

name: Bresma Orphanage & School (Les Brebis de Saint Michel de l'Attalaye Bresma Orphanage) - (Sponsored by 'Answered Prayers') - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Bresma Orphanage & School (Les Brebis de Saint Michel de l'Attalaye) - (Sponsored by 'Answered Prayers') - 2010 Haiti Earthquake

name: Les Brebis de Saint Michel de l'Attalaye Bresma Orphanage (Sponsored by 'Answered Prayers') - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Bresma Orphanage & School (Les Brebis de Saint Michel de l'Attalaye Bresma Orphanage) - (Sponsored by 'Answered Prayers') - 2010 Haiti Earthquake

facility_type: School -> Shelter

organization: -> Orphanage/School
facility_type: Info/Hotline -> School

name: Les Brebis de Saint Michel de l'Attalaye Bresma Orphanage - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Les Brebis de Saint Michel de l'Attalaye Bresma Orphanage (Sponsored by 'Answered Prayers') - 2010 Haiti Earthquake
notes: SOURCE: http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2010/02/14/Haiti-earthquake-orphans-stranded/UPI-89071266191354/ U.S. News article: Haiti earthquake orphans stranded PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, Feb. 14 (UPI) -- Many left orphaned by the Haiti earthquake are stranded with no adoptions pending as caregivers say they're struggling to bring them to the United States. Thirty-four children are at Les Brebis de Saint Michel de l'Attalaye orphanage, living in difficult conditions, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Sunday. Jamie and Ali McMutrie of Pittsburgh, who cared for the children at the BRESMA facility, flew to Port-au-Prince Jan. 30 with supplies, and made an unsuccessful bid to bring the stranded children to Western Pennsylvania, the newspaper reported. Earlier, a rescue mission led by Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell managed to arrange for the rescue of 50 orphans with pending U.S. adoptions, the Post Gazette said. Of the remaining children, most are destined for adoption in France, but 12 have not been accepted, the McMutrie sisters have learned. The orphans are sleeping outdoors in tents and under canopies for fear aftershocks might collapse orphanage buildings, situated in one of Port-au-Prince's poorest sections, the newspaper said. The McMutries, currently in Pennsylvania, say they will go back to Haiti, possibly this week. They will either come home with the stranded orphans or stay to watch over them, Jamie McMutrie said. ================================================== "Jan. 24th. Michael Andrew 47 Children- No contact, need milk, water, food, diapers, medicine, gated walls locked gate, didn't see any guards " -> SOURCE: http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2010/02/14/Haiti-earthquake-orphans-stranded/UPI-89071266191354/ U.S. News article: Haiti earthquake orphans stranded PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, Feb. 14 (UPI) -- Many left orphaned by the Haiti earthquake are stranded with no adoptions pending as caregivers say they're struggling to bring them to the United States. Thirty-four children are at Les Brebis de Saint Michel de l'Attalaye orphanage, living in difficult conditions, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Sunday. Jamie and Ali McMutrie of Pittsburgh, who cared for the children at the BRESMA facility, flew to Port-au-Prince Jan. 30 with supplies, and made an unsuccessful bid to bring the stranded children to Western Pennsylvania, the newspaper reported. Earlier, a rescue mission led by Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell managed to arrange for the rescue of 50 orphans with pending U.S. adoptions, the Post Gazette said. Of the remaining children, most are destined for adoption in France, but 12 have not been accepted, the McMutrie sisters have learned. The orphans are sleeping outdoors in tents and under canopies for fear aftershocks might collapse orphanage buildings, situated in one of Port-au-Prince's poorest sections, the newspaper said. The McMutries, currently in Pennsylvania, say they will go back to Haiti, possibly this week. They will either come home with the stranded orphans or stay to watch over them, Jamie McMutrie said. ================================================== "Jan. 24th. Michael Andrew 47 Children- No contact, need milk, water, food, diapers, medicine, gated walls locked gate, didn't see any guards " ================================================== Per the Answered Prayers site: Orphanage established in 2002 and cares for infants, toddlers and older children. The school was opened 10/06.
website: -> http://www.answeredprayers2.org/outreachprojects.html/

name: Les Brebis de Saint Michel de l'Attalaye (BRESMA Orphanage evac'ed to this site) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Les Brebis de Saint Michel de l'Attalaye Bresma Orphanage - 2010 Haiti Earthquake
address: -> For child security purposes, the address is witheld - Please contact the administrator for addl. info at: leslie @ citizenactionteam. org
notes: SOURCE: http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2010/02/14/Haiti-earthquake-orphans-stranded/UPI-89071266191354/ U.S. News article: Haiti earthquake orphans stranded PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, Feb. 14 (UPI) -- Many left orphaned by the Haiti earthquake are stranded with no adoptions pending as caregivers say they're struggling to bring them to the United States. Thirty-four children are at Les Brebis de Saint Michel de l'Attalaye orphanage, living in difficult conditions, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Sunday. Jamie and Ali McMutrie of Pittsburgh, who cared for the children at the BRESMA facility, flew to Port-au-Prince Jan. 30 with supplies, and made an unsuccessful bid to bring the stranded children to Western Pennsylvania, the newspaper reported. Earlier, a rescue mission led by Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell managed to arrange for the rescue of 50 orphans with pending U.S. adoptions, the Post Gazette said. Of the remaining children, most are destined for adoption in France, but 12 have not been accepted, the McMutrie sisters have learned. The orphans are sleeping outdoors in tents and under canopies for fear aftershocks might collapse orphanage buildings, situated in one of Port-au-Prince's poorest sections, the newspaper said. The McMutries, currently in Pennsylvania, say they will go back to Haiti, possibly this week. They will either come home with the stranded orphans or stay to watch over them, Jamie McMutrie said. -> SOURCE: http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2010/02/14/Haiti-earthquake-orphans-stranded/UPI-89071266191354/ U.S. News article: Haiti earthquake orphans stranded PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, Feb. 14 (UPI) -- Many left orphaned by the Haiti earthquake are stranded with no adoptions pending as caregivers say they're struggling to bring them to the United States. Thirty-four children are at Les Brebis de Saint Michel de l'Attalaye orphanage, living in difficult conditions, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Sunday. Jamie and Ali McMutrie of Pittsburgh, who cared for the children at the BRESMA facility, flew to Port-au-Prince Jan. 30 with supplies, and made an unsuccessful bid to bring the stranded children to Western Pennsylvania, the newspaper reported. Earlier, a rescue mission led by Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell managed to arrange for the rescue of 50 orphans with pending U.S. adoptions, the Post Gazette said. Of the remaining children, most are destined for adoption in France, but 12 have not been accepted, the McMutrie sisters have learned. The orphans are sleeping outdoors in tents and under canopies for fear aftershocks might collapse orphanage buildings, situated in one of Port-au-Prince's poorest sections, the newspaper said. The McMutries, currently in Pennsylvania, say they will go back to Haiti, possibly this week. They will either come home with the stranded orphans or stay to watch over them, Jamie McMutrie said. ================================================== "Jan. 24th. Michael Andrew 47 Children- No contact, need milk, water, food, diapers, medicine, gated walls locked gate, didn't see any guards "
current_population: -> 34