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New Reality International (NRI) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake

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Mission
New Reality International (NRI) is a non-profit 501(c) 3 organization dedicated to helping those who are victims of extreme poverty, disease and injustice access heath care, shelter, basic human services and vocational training. We are a small organization with a very big heart and even bigger dreams for the future of the world's poor and suffering. These dreams include: Providing medical and dental services to the most poverty stricken regions of the world through country level cooperative partnerships Educating and enabling local healthcare providers in developing countries suffering from extreme poverty Building orphanages for abandoned children as well as safe houses for young victims of sexual slavery
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NRI is in need of frequent flyer mile donations to help our volunteers and staff travel to and from the countries we serve. This is a great way to make a big difference. If you would like to help, please fill out this form and share this with your friends!

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If you are a medical professional with clinical skills we are looking for volunteers to help with the Cholera outbreak from November 15 onward. If you have prior working experience in Haiti or other emergency situations that is preferred. Please e-mail lmickelwait @ newrealityinternational.org

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Posted on FACEBOOK 10/27/10:

In response to the immediate Cholera crisis in Haiti, NRI medical volunteers, Dr. Cecily Wang and Tannis Hill RN along with volunteers Sharon Smith RT and Debbie Horine NP will be heading for Port au Prince on Friday to assist JP/HRO's relief efforts at the IDP camp of 50,000 in Petionville as well as aid in emergency relief efforts via mobile clinics.