Preliminary Report

On Saturday October 6, 2018, at 8:12 pm, a magnitude 5.9 earthquake hit Haiti. The departments that were affected were the North, Northwest and Artibonite. Many other departments—Central Plato, Nip, Southeast, and South—felt the earthquake tremors. Pe...

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On the eve of Thanksgiving Day, The Trump administration declared TPS for 59,000 Haitians will end by July 2019.  Although many feel a reprieve at the announcement, others wonder how did the administration reach the decision to repatriate Haitian granted TPS after the...

Last night (November 20, 2017)  the Department of Homeland Security announced plans to end temporary protected status for Haitians.

The Trump administration is ending a humanitarian program that has allowed some 59,000 Haitians to live and work in the United States...

Hurricane Matthew occurred on Monday October 3 and Tuesday October 4, 2016. The Hurricane devastated eight departments in Haiti especially the departments in the South, Grand’ Anse and Nip. According to the World Bank and Inter-American Development Bank, the Hurricane...

The “sit and wait” pattern when the storm is coming is very tiring for those watching from afar, frustrating for those whose family is there waiting and really deadly for those whose life hang on the fringes of made up homes. 
We hope and hope for the storm to stay off...

Earlier this week we got some very exciting news we would like to share with you. Exciting news! Lambi Fund of Haiti (#484), had a change in its GG Rewards Status. We moved from Leader to Superstar. Great work!.

This means that Lambi Fund will receive new benefits like:...

We could already begin to see the damage on the road to Okay (Cayes).  Starting at the town of Aken (Aquin) and all the way to Okay, trees lay uprooted on the side of the road. The trees that hadn’t fallen seemed burned because of their lack of leaves and branches, and...

 “ Anpil traka nan Mowo” – A lot of trouble in Leogane.

These are the words we hear from everyone we speak to about Hurricane Matthew’s path of destruction in Haiti.  The damage is devastating – entire towns and cities have been destroyed…. Leogane, La Gonave, Cayes, Mi...

I have received most devastating news of the level of destruction that has broadened as Hurricane Matthew has left Haiti.  The Northwest has joined the South in its profile of water damage, catastrophic destruction of a fragile infrastructure, major destruction of roof...