Association of Peasants of Fondwa - 2010 Haiti Earthquake
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- Mission
- Who We Are
The Association of Peasants of Fondwa (APF) is a grassroots organization that has worked men nan men (“hand in hand”) with the peasants of Fondwa, Haiti since 1988. APF envisions a new rural Haiti, one which is populated with sustainably and holistically developed communities that actively promote the civil and human rights of the poor. APF’s daily work is dedicated to making this vision a reality by empowering and enabling the poor to become their own agents of liberation. Together, APF and the peasants have created basic infrastructure, health care, financial services, agricultural training, and primary, secondary, and university-level education to the residents of Fondwa. These opportunities do not simply improve the current quality of life in Fondwa, rather they strengthen community relationships by preventing the migration of rural youth and providing community leaders with access to continue to develop their own community. Where We Work
APF works for the development of Fondwa, the 10th Communal Section of Leogane situated about 60 km south of the capital, Port-au-Prince. APF’s Secretariat operates out of Port-au-Prince and serves as the administrator for APF activities in Fondwa. APF’s Technical Team works in Fondwa directly with the peasants to implement projects and provide them with hands-on-learning. Before APF was founded, Fondwa had no access to basic infrastructure. However, the past 21 years has transformed Fondwa into an area of potential economic growth. Where community members once left their community in search for educational and work opportunities in the larger cities, the same community members are returning back to their roots in Fondwa. - Areas served
- Number of people serve: 50,000 in the Fondwa region (in 6 different communities) and 570 rural communities through SEKONAPA
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NEWS UPDATE AT:
http://www.apfhaiti.org/news2.php
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Earthquake Assistance Needed in Fondwa, Haiti
People dead and hurt and all things are broken in Fondwa Leogane Haiti:
Fondwa is the 10th Section of communal Leogane and is located within the Department of the West and Southeast. Fondwa is a very mountainous region and is at 900 meters. It has an area of 28 km2 and a population of 8,000 inhabitants.
For 22 years APF (Association of Peasants of Fondwa) has worked with farmers to develop the area of basic infrastructure of all kinds they have not had before.
But unfortunately all this was accomplished over 22 years was destroyed in a few seconds during the earthquake of January 12, 2010.
1.25 people died Fondwa and more than a hundred are injured.
2.The peasants' houses and activities of APF collapsed.
3.Churches and institutions are broken.
4.A community devoid of all, are in the street without enough resources to feed, clothe and shelter.
Some achievements of APF that were destroyed in the earthquake in Fondwa:
•Center APF
•University of Fondwa
•House of the Sisters of Saint Anthony of Fondwa
•Orphanage Fondwa
•Cooperative Savings and Credit Fondwa
•APF Health Center
•Collection of water sources and tanks.
•A community radio station (Radyo Zetwal Peyizan Fondwa).
•Etc. ...
We need your help to overcome this disastrous and catastrophic situation in which we live. Help us find funding, materials and equipment to organize homes before the rainy season, enough to feed 2500 families before they die of hunger, thirst, and solve the problems of health and hygiene.
The APF Account at City National Bank of New Jersey (CNB), in USA.
The Name of the account: APF (Asosyasyon Peyizan Fondwa)
Banks’ Name: CNB ( City National Bank of New Jersey )
Account Number : 1452851
ABA Number: 021 201639
Bank's Address:
382 West 125th. Street
New York, NY 10027
Tel. 212 865 47 63 ( Sabrina Brice or Veronica Gilbert at 866 551 58 88 ext. 645)
e-mail: sbrice @citynatbank.com
Contact us :
Fr Joseph Philippe
apf222 @aol.com
Tel: 011(509) 347 45383/ 355 89632
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http://www.apfhaiti.org/pages/HelpNeeded.html
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ORGANIZATIONS that have been supporting are: (others need yet to be added)
*Family Health Ministries out of North Carolina
*Partners In Progress (PIP) in Pittsburgh, PA
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SEE CAT FACILITY RECORD FOR University of Fondwa at:
https://ccc.haghy.com/shelters/edit/5412