UPDATE'S PLEASE MAKE CONTACT WITH JUNIOR66E
I am working on a 24 Container delivery to Haiti via my ground teams. But responding to changing ground Conditions with my new projects! shipping out date to be added to the new website upon Completion.
For added information and to offer any help please send to our mail box! To assist us and to offer any help voluntary in the first year please make contact:
Comming soon volunteer in Haiti with your skills and knowledge base. All weill be placed at the New website very soon! I look forward to your support from the heart. We are African and caribbean peoples never forget this Fact!!!!!!

I am working hard to establish a seperate project to work with aid providers on the ground! I could not sleep nor eat for the week dureing this event! until i decided to act in a positive way hence the creation of the Global plan. project_haitimailoffice@yahoo.co.uk for more information: our website is under construction and development. A place to communicate with the Caribbean Communities and the global black families:
The Foundation is in the making and will be working with small and medium sized ground project serving more than 150,000 Families in the North region.

Launching soon the website will offer donars a one stop place to help with aid givers on the ground via our project partners.why should we wait for governemnt when the African and caribbean families can at least make the effort to provide help in the longer term. I am seeking helpers and Freelance writers, Computer web and design assistants.
I cannot do this alone i need Help from Technical staffers and help with management of the website upon completion> voluntary aiders untill working contracts are workable after 10 months Voluntary Aiders>

CAN I BEG FOR ASSIATANCE PLEASE AS THE PROJECT IS SMALL IN THE MAKING BUT WITH HUGE OBJECTIVES>

COMMING VERY SOON WWW.PROJECT-HAITI.COM
STILL HAVE MUCH TO ADD TO THE WEB SITE

hi all
started getting stuff donated for the kids, any help would be welcome, got some local schools doing things to
and trying to raise money to help rebuild a school, did one after Pakistan's earthquake.

Hi
anyone heard of any groups sending out aid stuff yet, if so please contact me, I'm tryin to help get stuff out there to the people who need it.

A massive 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck the Caribbean island of Haiti on Tuesday 12 January. The extent of the devastation is still unclear, but the early signs are not good with communications down across the country. Charity orgainisations are rallying to provide support and aid to the island for more information on how you can help please visit Oxfam Official website only

https://www.oxfam.org.uk/donate/haiti-earthquake/index.php

hi
trying to find any group sending aid out to Haiti,I've helped out for many years, Iran Earthquake, Tsunarmi,Pakistan, got doctor freind who want to help.

Places where you can donate money, including the fund set up by Wyclef Jean
http://ancestralenergies.blogspot.com/2010/01/wyclef-jean-sets-up-haiti-relief-fund.html

This blog also gives some historical context. See also: http://www.squidoo.com/TwoFilmsaboutHaiti

We can send energy as well as money.
http://ancestralhealing.blogspot.com/2009/11/healing-our-communities.html

That message was sent by the Haiti Support Group:
http://www.haitisupport.gn.apc.org/

They provide updated news about the current disaster.

Wed Jan 13, 2010 8:57pm GMT
By Joseph Guyler Delva and Tom Brown
PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - The death toll in Haiti's catastrophic earthquake could run to tens of thousands, the country's president said on Wednesday, a day after the quake demolished schools, hospitals, houses and hillside shanties across the crowded and impoverished capital.
Asked by a CNN reporter how many people had died, President Rene Preval replied "I don't know", adding "up to now, I heard 50,000 ... 30,000."
But he did not say where these estimates came from..
Haitians wandered broken streets in a daze, or tried to rescue people trapped under rubble. The local Red Cross said it was overwhelmed.

A five-story U.N. headquarters building was destroyed by Tuesday's 7.0 magnitude quake, which the U.S. Geological Survey said was the most powerful in Haiti in more than a century. Several bodies were pulled from the wreckage of the U.N. building and more than 100 staff members were missing, a spokesman said.

The chief of the U.N. mission to Haiti, Hedi Annabi, was among those killed, Preval said.

Preval called the damage "unimaginable" and described stepping over dead bodies and hearing the cries of those trapped in the collapsed Parliament building, where the senate president was among those pinned by debris.

Destruction in the capital was "massive and broad," and tens -- if not hundreds -- of thousands of homes were destroyed, a spokesman for the U.N. mission said.

People sobbed in the streets of Port-au-Prince and voices cried out from the rubble.

"Please take me out, I am dying. I have two children with me," a woman told a Reuters journalist from under a collapsed kindergarten in the Canape-Vert area of the capital.

The presidential palace lay in ruins, its domes fallen on top of flattened walls. Preval and his wife were not inside when the quake hit.

GROUND STILL TREMBLING
The quake's epicentre was only 10 miles (16 km) from Port-au-Prince. About 4 million people live in the city and surrounding area. Many people slept outside on the ground, away from weakened walls, as aftershocks as powerful as 5.9 rattled the city throughout the night and into Wednesday.

The devastation crippled the government and the U.N. security mission that had kept order. There were no signs of organized rescue efforts, and people clawed at concrete chunks with their bare hands to try to free trapped loved ones.

Haitian Red Cross spokesman Pericles Jean-Baptiste said his organisation was overwhelmed. "There are too many people who need help ... We lack equipment, we lack body bags," he told Reuters.

Normal communications were cut off, roads were blocked by rubble and trees, electric power was interrupted and water was in short supply.

Brazil's army said at least 11 Brazilian members of the 9,000-strong U.N. peacekeeping mission in Haiti were killed.

The poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, Haiti is ill-equipped to respond to such a disaster, lacking heavy equipment to move debris and sufficient emergency personnel.

FLIMSY HOMES
"I am appealing to the world, especially the United States, to do what they did for us back in 2008 when four hurricanes hit Haiti," Raymond Alcide Joseph, Haiti's ambassador to Washington, said in a CNN interview.

"At that time the U.S. dispatched ... a hospital ship off the coast of Haiti. I hope that will be done again ... and help us in this dire situation that we find ourselves in."

U.S. President Barack Obama called the quake an "especially cruel and incomprehensible" tragedy and pledged swift, coordinated support to help save lives. The Pentagon was sending a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier and three amphibious ships, including one that can carry up to 2,000 Marines.
Medical aid group Doctors Without Borders said its three hospitals in Haiti were unusable and it was treating the injured at temporary shelters.

"The reality of what we are seeing is severe traumas, head wounds, crushed limbs, severe problems that cannot be dealt with the level of medical care we currently have available with no infrastructure really to support it," said Paul McPhun, operations manager for the group's Canadian section.

The University of Miami School of Medicine sent a plane full of doctors and nurses to set up a field hospital and planned to fly a group of critically injured people to Miami for treatment on Wednesday.
The United Nations said $10 million would be released immediately from the its central emergency response fund and it would organise a flash appeal to raise more money for Haiti over the next few days.

The United States, China and European states were sending reconnaissance and rescue teams, some with search dogs and heavy equipment, while other governments and aid groups offered tents, water purification units, food and telecoms teams.

NOWHERE TO GO
The quake hit at 5 p.m. (10 p.m. British time), and witnesses reported people screaming "Jesus, Jesus" running into the streets as offices, hotels, houses and shops collapsed. Experts said the quake's epicentre was very shallow at a depth of only 6.2 miles (10 km), which was likely to have magnified the destruction.

Witnesses saw homes and shanties built on hillsides tumble as the earth shook, while cars bounced off the ground. "You have thousands of people sitting in the streets with nowhere to go," said Rachmani Domersant, an operations manager with the Food for the Poor charity.

Haiti's cathedral was destroyed and media reports said the archbishop of Port-au-Prince, Monsignor Joseph Serge Miot, had been found dead in the wreckage of the archdiocese office.