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Mission of Hope International Clinic - 2010 Haiti Earthquake

Last updated Feb 19, 2011. This is not confirmation of current availability; call before travelling.

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Affiliation: Feed The Children Updated Feb 9, 2010
Command & Control, Medical Unit Updated Feb 9, 2010
Demographic Served: Survivors, Natural Disaster Impacted Communities Updated Feb 9, 2010
Information Resource * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated Feb 9, 2010
Information Resource, Online Networking, Twitter Page/Twitter Feeds Updated Feb 9, 2010
Medical, Facility, Clinic, Free Clinic Updated Feb 9, 2010
Medical, Services, Medical Care * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated Feb 8, 2010
Medical, Volunteer, General, Medical Volunteer Services Updated Feb 9, 2010

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2010 Haiti Earthquake ArchivedJoined Feb 8, 2010

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Service: Temporary

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http://helphaitiheal.wordpress.com/hospital-status/

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Mission of Hope Clinic - FeedTheChildren is treating patients at its Mission of Hope Clinic http://missionofhopehaiti.net/aboutmoh.htm (source: Twitter @feedthechildren)

www.twitter.com/feedthechildren
We treated more than 200 people 4 infections/broken bones @ our base of operations @ Souers Salesiennes/St. Jean Bosco IDP camp in Carrefour
2:43 PM Jan 25th from web

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Feed The Children is currently treating patients at our Mission of Hope clinic in Haiti. More help is on the way. www.feedthechildren.org
2:46 PM Jan 15th from web

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http://www.feedthechildren.org/site/PageServer?pagename=usw_haiti_earthquake_2010_lp&s_src=20100123_savinglives

• FTC Canada, a branch of Feed The Children, also has a medical clinic in Haiti called Mission of Hope, which is providing basic medical care. Additional FTC Canada staff, including health care workers, paramedics and doctors will head to Haiti this week to restock depleted medical supplies and help those already caring for the injured.