notes: 5/16/11: Post from Nish Suvarnakar, Dir. of Log. Please respond directly to me (nish.suvarnakar@gmail.com) as opposed to clicking 'Reply.' Our clinic recently had a fire. While no one was harmed, our propane refrigerator (the culprit of the fire) which housed our vaccinations was destroyed. We keep our vaccines in a propane fridge as our electricity here is not always reliable and the vaccines need to stay at constant low temp. We have decided that propane is still the way to go for this reason and are looking for organizations that could either donate a propane fridge or know where we can find one. We originally received our fridge from UNICEF but that was years ago and the contact info I have is no longer valid. Could anyone point me the right direction. Thanks in advance. Again please, respond off the list. Thanks FROM THE SITE: Information for Volunteers Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis # Join a Medical Trip to Haiti to provide health care to patients at the Clinic (Clinique Sainte d’Esprit located on grounds of St. Charles Seminary in Croix des Bouquets, near Port au Prince) * Medical professionals, including physicians, dentists, nurses, pharmaceutical representatives and other medical and health care support staff are needed. # Team members may also support the students and staff of L’Ouverture Cleary School. Travel and Lodging Costs * All volunteers traveling to Haiti are expected to pay their own travel and lodging costs. Travel costs are estimated at $500 - $700 round trip, depending on city of origination as well as fluctuation in airfare costs. * Once in Haiti, lodging is provided via the residence attached to the clinic and will comfortably accommodate 20 people. The residence includes a kitchen, which is used by the team to prepare daily meals. In order to maintain the residence, HMMOM recommends a daily individual donation of $30 to cover associated lodging and transportation. The Clinic * The clinic includes a number of examining rooms, an operating room, an ICU/RR, X-ray, a lab, and a dental/eye clinic. The clinic also includes a library/ classroom. * While the clinic has a limited inventory of supplies in Haiti, medicines and supplies that are to be used for each mission trip are generally collected, packed and brought with the team for each trip. Any items not used during the trip are then added to inventory for future use. * In addition to seeing patients at the clinic, the team may round at other facilities and work at other established clinic sites, including sites run by the Missionary Sisters and Brothers. ---------------------------------- Questions about Memphis-area Medical Supply donations: Contact Genie Ashworth phone 901-233-3171 email washworth @comcast.net FROM THE SITE: Responding to the Jan 2010 Earthquake: Donations of Supplies are being collected in Memphis, TN Drop off: M-F 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Church of the Holy Spirit 2300 Hickory Crest Drive Memphis, TN 38119 * Over the Counter Medications o Pain relievers (Tylenol, aspirin, Advil, etc.) o Multivitamins * New tube socks (protect dressings) * Linens: Flat bedsheets * Bath towels, washcloths * Light weight blankets * Plastic gloves, Work gloves * Latex/nitrile Examination gloves * Chapstick * Tooth brushes * Toothpaste * Baseball caps (protect dressings) * Flashlights that do not require batteries First Aid and Wound Care Supplies of all kinds: * Ace bandages * plain saline eyewash * Sterile gauze * Gauze rolls * Gauze sponges * Adhesive tape * Adhesive bandages, all sizes * Dressings, all sizes * Self-adherent dressings * Self-adherent wrap tape Medicines and Medical Supplies of all kinds. -------------- 2010 Haiti Earthquake - 15 Jan. 2010: The Holy Spirit Clinic is open and accepting patients. Many injured are arriving daily. 14 Jan. 2010 (8:00 pm): Earthquake update posted on the Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis blog. "The clinic is in operation, however still damaged. Due to the overwhelming numbers of people, a triage area has been set up outside on the football field. The clinic is on a compound which uses well water and although it was disabled initially, it has been restored as of this morning. Fortunately, we recently installed solar panels and they are able to continue to generate electricity." http://www.hmmom.blogspot.com/ -------------- http://www.cbu.edu/~aross/biology/Haiti/ USE THE LINK ABOVE FOR MORE INFORMATION Responding to the Jan. 2010 Earthquake The Holy Spirit Clinic located near Port-au-Prince provides free medical care. The Clinic relies soley on the financial support provided by donations to Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis. FedEx Delivers Supplies for Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis From: "Paul Tronsor" Date: January 19, 2010 5:28:13 PM CST To: Dr. Kraus Subject: HMM relief supplies =============== -> 8/3/11: Post from Nish Suvarnakar, Dir. of Log. on HEAS Hello all, We hope everyone is braced for the tropical storm/hurricane coming our way. We are preparing for some staff turnover of ex-pats and we had a few outstanding items we wanted to address before this occurs. As always we and the moderator for the group would appreciate conversations off the list (send to Nish.suvarnakar@gmail.com). Of course, any public resource should be shared. These are not all explicitly medical but this list has an exceptional knowledge base of Haiti and working there in. -NEED ENT Doc: We are looking for an ENT specialist? We have a patient who is a 29 year old with a slow growing neck mass (onset 2003) that now has dysphonia. The ultrasound showed a submandibular cystic lesion. Now i need a place to refer her for further evaluation. Is there anyplace anyone knows of? Please me at nish.suvarnakar@gmail.com Physicians/Physicians Assistants Needed: Our free primary care clinic is always looking for volunteer physicians, and physicians assistants. We provide room and board and three meals a day with volunteers residing in either a private or shared (two-bed) dorm room with private bathroom. Our clinic runs Monday to Friday and sees emergencies on Weekends. If you know of anyone interested, email me. nish.suvarnakar@gmail.com Non-Medical: One of our employees is looking for assistance in getting her daughter (with Haiti Passport) to the united states on a tourist visa. He made it sound as if it would be faster to get a tourist visa if an American was a guardian or sponsor. Has anyone on the list or does anyone know of someone who has experience with the visa process for minors? email: nish.suvarnakar@gmail.com JOB OPPORTUNITIES: In seven weeks, I will be leaving my post as Logistics and Program Coordinator for the Clinique Saint Esprit. We are looking for someone to replace me for a 1-2 year term. The position includes room and board and monthly stipend. A full job description is on our new web site : http://www.haitimedicalmissionsofmemphis.org/logisticsprogram-coordinator.html ---------------------------------------------------------- 5/16/11: Post from Nish Suvarnakar, Dir. of Log. Please respond directly to me (nish.suvarnakar@gmail.com) as opposed to clicking 'Reply.' Our clinic recently had a fire. While no one was harmed, our propane refrigerator (the culprit of the fire) which housed our vaccinations was destroyed. We keep our vaccines in a propane fridge as our electricity here is not always reliable and the vaccines need to stay at constant low temp. We have decided that propane is still the way to go for this reason and are looking for organizations that could either donate a propane fridge or know where we can find one. We originally received our fridge from UNICEF but that was years ago and the contact info I have is no longer valid. Could anyone point me the right direction. Thanks in advance. Again please, respond off the list. Thanks FROM THE SITE: Information for Volunteers Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis # Join a Medical Trip to Haiti to provide health care to patients at the Clinic (Clinique Sainte d’Esprit located on grounds of St. Charles Seminary in Croix des Bouquets, near Port au Prince) * Medical professionals, including physicians, dentists, nurses, pharmaceutical representatives and other medical and health care support staff are needed. # Team members may also support the students and staff of L’Ouverture Cleary School. Travel and Lodging Costs * All volunteers traveling to Haiti are expected to pay their own travel and lodging costs. Travel costs are estimated at $500 - $700 round trip, depending on city of origination as well as fluctuation in airfare costs. * Once in Haiti, lodging is provided via the residence attached to the clinic and will comfortably accommodate 20 people. The residence includes a kitchen, which is used by the team to prepare daily meals. In order to maintain the residence, HMMOM recommends a daily individual donation of $30 to cover associated lodging and transportation. The Clinic * The clinic includes a number of examining rooms, an operating room, an ICU/RR, X-ray, a lab, and a dental/eye clinic. The clinic also includes a library/ classroom. * While the clinic has a limited inventory of supplies in Haiti, medicines and supplies that are to be used for each mission trip are generally collected, packed and brought with the team for each trip. Any items not used during the trip are then added to inventory for future use. * In addition to seeing patients at the clinic, the team may round at other facilities and work at other established clinic sites, including sites run by the Missionary Sisters and Brothers. ---------------------------------- Questions about Memphis-area Medical Supply donations: Contact Genie Ashworth phone 901-233-3171 email washworth @comcast.net FROM THE SITE: Responding to the Jan 2010 Earthquake: Donations of Supplies are being collected in Memphis, TN Drop off: M-F 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Church of the Holy Spirit 2300 Hickory Crest Drive Memphis, TN 38119 * Over the Counter Medications o Pain relievers (Tylenol, aspirin, Advil, etc.) o Multivitamins * New tube socks (protect dressings) * Linens: Flat bedsheets * Bath towels, washcloths * Light weight blankets * Plastic gloves, Work gloves * Latex/nitrile Examination gloves * Chapstick * Tooth brushes * Toothpaste * Baseball caps (protect dressings) * Flashlights that do not require batteries First Aid and Wound Care Supplies of all kinds: * Ace bandages * plain saline eyewash * Sterile gauze * Gauze rolls * Gauze sponges * Adhesive tape * Adhesive bandages, all sizes * Dressings, all sizes * Self-adherent dressings * Self-adherent wrap tape Medicines and Medical Supplies of all kinds. -------------- 2010 Haiti Earthquake - 15 Jan. 2010: The Holy Spirit Clinic is open and accepting patients. Many injured are arriving daily. 14 Jan. 2010 (8:00 pm): Earthquake update posted on the Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis blog. "The clinic is in operation, however still damaged. Due to the overwhelming numbers of people, a triage area has been set up outside on the football field. The clinic is on a compound which uses well water and although it was disabled initially, it has been restored as of this morning. Fortunately, we recently installed solar panels and they are able to continue to generate electricity." http://www.hmmom.blogspot.com/ -------------- http://www.cbu.edu/~aross/biology/Haiti/ USE THE LINK ABOVE FOR MORE INFORMATION Responding to the Jan. 2010 Earthquake The Holy Spirit Clinic located near Port-au-Prince provides free medical care. The Clinic relies soley on the financial support provided by donations to Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis. FedEx Delivers Supplies for Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis From: "Paul Tronsor" Date: January 19, 2010 5:28:13 PM CST To: Dr. Kraus Subject: HMM relief supplies ===============
website: http://www.cbu.edu/~aross/biology/Haiti/ ->
email changed.

notes: FROM THE SITE: Information for Volunteers Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis # Join a Medical Trip to Haiti to provide health care to patients at the Clinic (Clinique Sainte d’Esprit located on grounds of St. Charles Seminary in Croix des Bouquets, near Port au Prince) * Medical professionals, including physicians, dentists, nurses, pharmaceutical representatives and other medical and health care support staff are needed. # Team members may also support the students and staff of L’Ouverture Cleary School. Travel and Lodging Costs * All volunteers traveling to Haiti are expected to pay their own travel and lodging costs. Travel costs are estimated at $500 - $700 round trip, depending on city of origination as well as fluctuation in airfare costs. * Once in Haiti, lodging is provided via the residence attached to the clinic and will comfortably accommodate 20 people. The residence includes a kitchen, which is used by the team to prepare daily meals. In order to maintain the residence, HMMOM recommends a daily individual donation of $30 to cover associated lodging and transportation. The Clinic * The clinic includes a number of examining rooms, an operating room, an ICU/RR, X-ray, a lab, and a dental/eye clinic. The clinic also includes a library/ classroom. * While the clinic has a limited inventory of supplies in Haiti, medicines and supplies that are to be used for each mission trip are generally collected, packed and brought with the team for each trip. Any items not used during the trip are then added to inventory for future use. * In addition to seeing patients at the clinic, the team may round at other facilities and work at other established clinic sites, including sites run by the Missionary Sisters and Brothers. ---------------------------------- Questions about Memphis-area Medical Supply donations: Contact Genie Ashworth phone 901-233-3171 email washworth @comcast.net FROM THE SITE: Responding to the Jan 2010 Earthquake: Donations of Supplies are being collected in Memphis, TN Drop off: M-F 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Church of the Holy Spirit 2300 Hickory Crest Drive Memphis, TN 38119 * Over the Counter Medications o Pain relievers (Tylenol, aspirin, Advil, etc.) o Multivitamins * New tube socks (protect dressings) * Linens: Flat bedsheets * Bath towels, washcloths * Light weight blankets * Plastic gloves, Work gloves * Latex/nitrile Examination gloves * Chapstick * Tooth brushes * Toothpaste * Baseball caps (protect dressings) * Flashlights that do not require batteries First Aid and Wound Care Supplies of all kinds: * Ace bandages * plain saline eyewash * Sterile gauze * Gauze rolls * Gauze sponges * Adhesive tape * Adhesive bandages, all sizes * Dressings, all sizes * Self-adherent dressings * Self-adherent wrap tape Medicines and Medical Supplies of all kinds. -------------- 2010 Haiti Earthquake - 15 Jan. 2010: The Holy Spirit Clinic is open and accepting patients. Many injured are arriving daily. 14 Jan. 2010 (8:00 pm): Earthquake update posted on the Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis blog. "The clinic is in operation, however still damaged. Due to the overwhelming numbers of people, a triage area has been set up outside on the football field. The clinic is on a compound which uses well water and although it was disabled initially, it has been restored as of this morning. Fortunately, we recently installed solar panels and they are able to continue to generate electricity." http://www.hmmom.blogspot.com/ -------------- http://www.cbu.edu/~aross/biology/Haiti/ USE THE LINK ABOVE FOR MORE INFORMATION Responding to the Jan. 2010 Earthquake The Holy Spirit Clinic located near Port-au-Prince provides free medical care. The Clinic relies soley on the financial support provided by donations to Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis. FedEx Delivers Supplies for Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis From: "Paul Tronsor" Date: January 19, 2010 5:28:13 PM CST To: Dr. Kraus Subject: HMM relief supplies =============== -> 5/16/11: Post from Nish Suvarnakar, Dir. of Log. Please respond directly to me (nish.suvarnakar@gmail.com) as opposed to clicking 'Reply.' Our clinic recently had a fire. While no one was harmed, our propane refrigerator (the culprit of the fire) which housed our vaccinations was destroyed. We keep our vaccines in a propane fridge as our electricity here is not always reliable and the vaccines need to stay at constant low temp. We have decided that propane is still the way to go for this reason and are looking for organizations that could either donate a propane fridge or know where we can find one. We originally received our fridge from UNICEF but that was years ago and the contact info I have is no longer valid. Could anyone point me the right direction. Thanks in advance. Again please, respond off the list. Thanks FROM THE SITE: Information for Volunteers Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis # Join a Medical Trip to Haiti to provide health care to patients at the Clinic (Clinique Sainte d’Esprit located on grounds of St. Charles Seminary in Croix des Bouquets, near Port au Prince) * Medical professionals, including physicians, dentists, nurses, pharmaceutical representatives and other medical and health care support staff are needed. # Team members may also support the students and staff of L’Ouverture Cleary School. Travel and Lodging Costs * All volunteers traveling to Haiti are expected to pay their own travel and lodging costs. Travel costs are estimated at $500 - $700 round trip, depending on city of origination as well as fluctuation in airfare costs. * Once in Haiti, lodging is provided via the residence attached to the clinic and will comfortably accommodate 20 people. The residence includes a kitchen, which is used by the team to prepare daily meals. In order to maintain the residence, HMMOM recommends a daily individual donation of $30 to cover associated lodging and transportation. The Clinic * The clinic includes a number of examining rooms, an operating room, an ICU/RR, X-ray, a lab, and a dental/eye clinic. The clinic also includes a library/ classroom. * While the clinic has a limited inventory of supplies in Haiti, medicines and supplies that are to be used for each mission trip are generally collected, packed and brought with the team for each trip. Any items not used during the trip are then added to inventory for future use. * In addition to seeing patients at the clinic, the team may round at other facilities and work at other established clinic sites, including sites run by the Missionary Sisters and Brothers. ---------------------------------- Questions about Memphis-area Medical Supply donations: Contact Genie Ashworth phone 901-233-3171 email washworth @comcast.net FROM THE SITE: Responding to the Jan 2010 Earthquake: Donations of Supplies are being collected in Memphis, TN Drop off: M-F 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Church of the Holy Spirit 2300 Hickory Crest Drive Memphis, TN 38119 * Over the Counter Medications o Pain relievers (Tylenol, aspirin, Advil, etc.) o Multivitamins * New tube socks (protect dressings) * Linens: Flat bedsheets * Bath towels, washcloths * Light weight blankets * Plastic gloves, Work gloves * Latex/nitrile Examination gloves * Chapstick * Tooth brushes * Toothpaste * Baseball caps (protect dressings) * Flashlights that do not require batteries First Aid and Wound Care Supplies of all kinds: * Ace bandages * plain saline eyewash * Sterile gauze * Gauze rolls * Gauze sponges * Adhesive tape * Adhesive bandages, all sizes * Dressings, all sizes * Self-adherent dressings * Self-adherent wrap tape Medicines and Medical Supplies of all kinds. -------------- 2010 Haiti Earthquake - 15 Jan. 2010: The Holy Spirit Clinic is open and accepting patients. Many injured are arriving daily. 14 Jan. 2010 (8:00 pm): Earthquake update posted on the Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis blog. "The clinic is in operation, however still damaged. Due to the overwhelming numbers of people, a triage area has been set up outside on the football field. The clinic is on a compound which uses well water and although it was disabled initially, it has been restored as of this morning. Fortunately, we recently installed solar panels and they are able to continue to generate electricity." http://www.hmmom.blogspot.com/ -------------- http://www.cbu.edu/~aross/biology/Haiti/ USE THE LINK ABOVE FOR MORE INFORMATION Responding to the Jan. 2010 Earthquake The Holy Spirit Clinic located near Port-au-Prince provides free medical care. The Clinic relies soley on the financial support provided by donations to Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis. FedEx Delivers Supplies for Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis From: "Paul Tronsor" Date: January 19, 2010 5:28:13 PM CST To: Dr. Kraus Subject: HMM relief supplies ===============

name: Holy Spirit Clinic (Sainte d’Esprit) - (Supported by: Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Holy Spirit Clinic (Sainte D’Esprit) - (Supported by: Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake
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region: Quest -> Ouest

address: Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis: 1779 Kirby Parkway #1,PMB 319, Memphis, TN 38138 (Located on grounds of St. Charles Seminary) Commune Confirmed. Lpar 2/4/11 -> Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis: 1779 Kirby Parkway #1,PMB 319, Memphis, TN 38138 (Located on grounds of St. Charles Borromeo Seminary) Commune Confirmed. Lpar 2/4/11
other_contacts changed.

parish: -> Croix des Bouquets
address: Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis: 1779 Kirby Parkway #1,PMB 319, Memphis, TN 38138 (Located on grounds of St. Charles Seminary) -> Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis: 1779 Kirby Parkway #1,PMB 319, Memphis, TN 38138 (Located on grounds of St. Charles Seminary) Commune Confirmed. Lpar 2/4/11

region: Haiti, Caribbean -> Quest

name: Holy Spirit Clinic (Supported by: Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Holy Spirit Clinic (Sainte d’Esprit) - (Supported by: Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake
address: Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis: 1779 Kirby Parkway #1,PMB 319, Memphis, TN 38138 HAITI -> Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis: 1779 Kirby Parkway #1,PMB 319, Memphis, TN 38138 (Located on grounds of St. Charles Seminary)

name: Holy Spirit Clinic (Supported by: Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake -> Holy Spirit Clinic (Supported by: Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake
notes: FROM THE SITE: Information for Volunteers Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis Volunteer Responsibilities * While working in Haiti on behalf of HMMOM, volunteers are expected to participate in a variety of activities which may include, but are not limited to: construction, painting, cooking, cleaning, medical and dental treatment to patients, making health-related presentations to children and adults and other activities as deemed necessary by the Executive Director, Mission Team Leader and/or Administrative Director. * In order to maintain the integrity of the program’s mission and ensure the success of future missions, HMMOM has developed the following key requirements for all mission volunteers: o The volunteer will report to the Executive Director and the Mission Team Leader or more immediate supervisors as designated by the Executive Director o The Executive Director (and appointed staff) has ultimate authority for all decisions concerning the operation of the clinic, medical decisions made on behalf of the mission, and any other issues related therein. o The Executive Director (and appointed staff members) has authority for decisions concerning emergencies, particularly illness of the volunteer necessitating hospitalization or evacuation to the United States, or danger to the volunteer in Haiti. o The Executive Director, Mission Team Leader and/or Administrative Director in Haiti has authority to terminate the volunteers time of service immediately should this be necessary. o In case of doubt and/or absence of the Executive Director, the Administrative Director in Haiti is the conveyor and interpreter of policies of Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis. * While in Haiti, the volunteer agrees to the following: o Will not participate in any political activity or public protest of any kind o Will not engage in any potentially dangerous activities without the consent of the Executive Director, Mission Team Leader and/or the Administrative Director o Will not disrupt the activities of the L’Ouverture Cleary School or the St. Charles Seminary o Will not engage in the use of drugs and other illegal substances, including excessive alcohol consumption and/or intoxication o Will not carry or use illegal firearms o Will not smoke or drink in the clinic Travel and Lodging Costs * All volunteers traveling to Haiti are expected to pay their own travel and lodging costs. Travel costs are estimated at $500 - $700 round trip, depending on city of origination as well as fluctuation in airfare costs. * Once in Haiti, lodging is provided via the residence attached to the clinic and will comfortably accommodate 20 people. The residence includes a kitchen, which is used by the team to prepare daily meals. In order to maintain the residence, HMMOM recommends a daily individual donation of $30 to cover associated lodging and transportation. The Clinic * The clinic includes a number of examining rooms, an operating room, an ICU/RR, X-ray, a lab, and a dental/eye clinic. The clinic also includes a library/ classroom. * While the clinic has a limited inventory of supplies in Haiti, medicines and supplies that are to be used for each mission trip are generally collected, packed and brought with the team for each trip. Any items not used during the trip are then added to inventory for future use. * In addition to seeing patients at the clinic, the team may round at other facilities and work at other established clinic sites, including sites run by the Missionary Sisters and Brothers. ---------------------------------- Questions about Memphis-area Medical Supply donations: Contact Genie Ashworth phone 901-233-3171 email washworth @comcast.net FROM THE SITE: Responding to the Jan 2010 Earthquake: Donations of Supplies are being collected in Memphis, TN Drop off: M-F 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Church of the Holy Spirit 2300 Hickory Crest Drive Memphis, TN 38119 * Over the Counter Medications o Pain relievers (Tylenol, aspirin, Advil, etc.) o Multivitamins * New tube socks (protect dressings) * Linens: Flat bedsheets * Bath towels, washcloths * Light weight blankets * Plastic gloves, Work gloves * Latex/nitrile Examination gloves * Chapstick * Tooth brushes * Toothpaste * Baseball caps (protect dressings) * Flashlights that do not require batteries First Aid and Wound Care Supplies of all kinds: * Ace bandages * plain saline eyewash * Sterile gauze * Gauze rolls * Gauze sponges * Adhesive tape * Adhesive bandages, all sizes * Dressings, all sizes * Self-adherent dressings * Self-adherent wrap tape Medicines and Medical Supplies of all kinds. -------------- 2010 Haiti Earthquake - 15 Jan. 2010: The Holy Spirit Clinic is open and accepting patients. Many injured are arriving daily. 14 Jan. 2010 (8:00 pm): Earthquake update posted on the Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis blog. "The clinic is in operation, however still damaged. Due to the overwhelming numbers of people, a triage area has been set up outside on the football field. The clinic is on a compound which uses well water and although it was disabled initially, it has been restored as of this morning. Fortunately, we recently installed solar panels and they are able to continue to generate electricity." http://www.hmmom.blogspot.com/ -------------- http://www.cbu.edu/~aross/biology/Haiti/ USE THE LINK ABOVE FOR MORE INFORMATION Responding to the Jan. 2010 Earthquake The Holy Spirit Clinic located near Port-au-Prince provides free medical care. The Clinic relies soley on the financial support provided by donations to Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis. FedEx Delivers Supplies for Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis From: "Paul Tronsor" Date: January 19, 2010 5:28:13 PM CST To: Dr. Kraus Subject: HMM relief supplies =============== -> FROM THE SITE: Information for Volunteers Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis # Join a Medical Trip to Haiti to provide health care to patients at the Clinic (Clinique Sainte d’Esprit located on grounds of St. Charles Seminary in Croix des Bouquets, near Port au Prince) * Medical professionals, including physicians, dentists, nurses, pharmaceutical representatives and other medical and health care support staff are needed. # Team members may also support the students and staff of L’Ouverture Cleary School. Travel and Lodging Costs * All volunteers traveling to Haiti are expected to pay their own travel and lodging costs. Travel costs are estimated at $500 - $700 round trip, depending on city of origination as well as fluctuation in airfare costs. * Once in Haiti, lodging is provided via the residence attached to the clinic and will comfortably accommodate 20 people. The residence includes a kitchen, which is used by the team to prepare daily meals. In order to maintain the residence, HMMOM recommends a daily individual donation of $30 to cover associated lodging and transportation. The Clinic * The clinic includes a number of examining rooms, an operating room, an ICU/RR, X-ray, a lab, and a dental/eye clinic. The clinic also includes a library/ classroom. * While the clinic has a limited inventory of supplies in Haiti, medicines and supplies that are to be used for each mission trip are generally collected, packed and brought with the team for each trip. Any items not used during the trip are then added to inventory for future use. * In addition to seeing patients at the clinic, the team may round at other facilities and work at other established clinic sites, including sites run by the Missionary Sisters and Brothers. ---------------------------------- Questions about Memphis-area Medical Supply donations: Contact Genie Ashworth phone 901-233-3171 email washworth @comcast.net FROM THE SITE: Responding to the Jan 2010 Earthquake: Donations of Supplies are being collected in Memphis, TN Drop off: M-F 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Church of the Holy Spirit 2300 Hickory Crest Drive Memphis, TN 38119 * Over the Counter Medications o Pain relievers (Tylenol, aspirin, Advil, etc.) o Multivitamins * New tube socks (protect dressings) * Linens: Flat bedsheets * Bath towels, washcloths * Light weight blankets * Plastic gloves, Work gloves * Latex/nitrile Examination gloves * Chapstick * Tooth brushes * Toothpaste * Baseball caps (protect dressings) * Flashlights that do not require batteries First Aid and Wound Care Supplies of all kinds: * Ace bandages * plain saline eyewash * Sterile gauze * Gauze rolls * Gauze sponges * Adhesive tape * Adhesive bandages, all sizes * Dressings, all sizes * Self-adherent dressings * Self-adherent wrap tape Medicines and Medical Supplies of all kinds. -------------- 2010 Haiti Earthquake - 15 Jan. 2010: The Holy Spirit Clinic is open and accepting patients. Many injured are arriving daily. 14 Jan. 2010 (8:00 pm): Earthquake update posted on the Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis blog. "The clinic is in operation, however still damaged. Due to the overwhelming numbers of people, a triage area has been set up outside on the football field. The clinic is on a compound which uses well water and although it was disabled initially, it has been restored as of this morning. Fortunately, we recently installed solar panels and they are able to continue to generate electricity." http://www.hmmom.blogspot.com/ -------------- http://www.cbu.edu/~aross/biology/Haiti/ USE THE LINK ABOVE FOR MORE INFORMATION Responding to the Jan. 2010 Earthquake The Holy Spirit Clinic located near Port-au-Prince provides free medical care. The Clinic relies soley on the financial support provided by donations to Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis. FedEx Delivers Supplies for Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis From: "Paul Tronsor" Date: January 19, 2010 5:28:13 PM CST To: Dr. Kraus Subject: HMM relief supplies ===============

notes: Questions about Memphis-area Medical Supply donations: Contact Genie Ashworth phone 901-233-3171 email washworth @comcast.net FROM THE SITE: Responding to the Jan 2010 Earthquake: Donations of Supplies are being collected in Memphis, TN Drop off: M-F 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Church of the Holy Spirit 2300 Hickory Crest Drive Memphis, TN 38119 * Over the Counter Medications o Pain relievers (Tylenol, aspirin, Advil, etc.) o Multivitamins * New tube socks (protect dressings) * Linens: Flat bedsheets * Bath towels, washcloths * Light weight blankets * Plastic gloves, Work gloves * Latex/nitrile Examination gloves * Chapstick * Tooth brushes * Toothpaste * Baseball caps (protect dressings) * Flashlights that do not require batteries First Aid and Wound Care Supplies of all kinds: * Ace bandages * plain saline eyewash * Sterile gauze * Gauze rolls * Gauze sponges * Adhesive tape * Adhesive bandages, all sizes * Dressings, all sizes * Self-adherent dressings * Self-adherent wrap tape Medicines and Medical Supplies of all kinds. -------------- 2010 Haiti Earthquake - 15 Jan. 2010: The Holy Spirit Clinic is open and accepting patients. Many injured are arriving daily. 14 Jan. 2010 (8:00 pm): Earthquake update posted on the Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis blog. "The clinic is in operation, however still damaged. Due to the overwhelming numbers of people, a triage area has been set up outside on the football field. The clinic is on a compound which uses well water and although it was disabled initially, it has been restored as of this morning. Fortunately, we recently installed solar panels and they are able to continue to generate electricity." http://www.hmmom.blogspot.com/ -------------- http://www.cbu.edu/~aross/biology/Haiti/ USE THE LINK ABOVE FOR MORE INFORMATION Responding to the Jan. 2010 Earthquake The Holy Spirit Clinic located near Port-au-Prince provides free medical care. The Clinic relies soley on the financial support provided by donations to Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis. FedEx Delivers Supplies for Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis From: "Paul Tronsor" Date: January 19, 2010 5:28:13 PM CST To: Dr. Kraus Subject: HMM relief supplies =============== -> FROM THE SITE: Information for Volunteers Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis Volunteer Responsibilities * While working in Haiti on behalf of HMMOM, volunteers are expected to participate in a variety of activities which may include, but are not limited to: construction, painting, cooking, cleaning, medical and dental treatment to patients, making health-related presentations to children and adults and other activities as deemed necessary by the Executive Director, Mission Team Leader and/or Administrative Director. * In order to maintain the integrity of the program’s mission and ensure the success of future missions, HMMOM has developed the following key requirements for all mission volunteers: o The volunteer will report to the Executive Director and the Mission Team Leader or more immediate supervisors as designated by the Executive Director o The Executive Director (and appointed staff) has ultimate authority for all decisions concerning the operation of the clinic, medical decisions made on behalf of the mission, and any other issues related therein. o The Executive Director (and appointed staff members) has authority for decisions concerning emergencies, particularly illness of the volunteer necessitating hospitalization or evacuation to the United States, or danger to the volunteer in Haiti. o The Executive Director, Mission Team Leader and/or Administrative Director in Haiti has authority to terminate the volunteers time of service immediately should this be necessary. o In case of doubt and/or absence of the Executive Director, the Administrative Director in Haiti is the conveyor and interpreter of policies of Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis. * While in Haiti, the volunteer agrees to the following: o Will not participate in any political activity or public protest of any kind o Will not engage in any potentially dangerous activities without the consent of the Executive Director, Mission Team Leader and/or the Administrative Director o Will not disrupt the activities of the L’Ouverture Cleary School or the St. Charles Seminary o Will not engage in the use of drugs and other illegal substances, including excessive alcohol consumption and/or intoxication o Will not carry or use illegal firearms o Will not smoke or drink in the clinic Travel and Lodging Costs * All volunteers traveling to Haiti are expected to pay their own travel and lodging costs. Travel costs are estimated at $500 - $700 round trip, depending on city of origination as well as fluctuation in airfare costs. * Once in Haiti, lodging is provided via the residence attached to the clinic and will comfortably accommodate 20 people. The residence includes a kitchen, which is used by the team to prepare daily meals. In order to maintain the residence, HMMOM recommends a daily individual donation of $30 to cover associated lodging and transportation. The Clinic * The clinic includes a number of examining rooms, an operating room, an ICU/RR, X-ray, a lab, and a dental/eye clinic. The clinic also includes a library/ classroom. * While the clinic has a limited inventory of supplies in Haiti, medicines and supplies that are to be used for each mission trip are generally collected, packed and brought with the team for each trip. Any items not used during the trip are then added to inventory for future use. * In addition to seeing patients at the clinic, the team may round at other facilities and work at other established clinic sites, including sites run by the Missionary Sisters and Brothers. ---------------------------------- Questions about Memphis-area Medical Supply donations: Contact Genie Ashworth phone 901-233-3171 email washworth @comcast.net FROM THE SITE: Responding to the Jan 2010 Earthquake: Donations of Supplies are being collected in Memphis, TN Drop off: M-F 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Church of the Holy Spirit 2300 Hickory Crest Drive Memphis, TN 38119 * Over the Counter Medications o Pain relievers (Tylenol, aspirin, Advil, etc.) o Multivitamins * New tube socks (protect dressings) * Linens: Flat bedsheets * Bath towels, washcloths * Light weight blankets * Plastic gloves, Work gloves * Latex/nitrile Examination gloves * Chapstick * Tooth brushes * Toothpaste * Baseball caps (protect dressings) * Flashlights that do not require batteries First Aid and Wound Care Supplies of all kinds: * Ace bandages * plain saline eyewash * Sterile gauze * Gauze rolls * Gauze sponges * Adhesive tape * Adhesive bandages, all sizes * Dressings, all sizes * Self-adherent dressings * Self-adherent wrap tape Medicines and Medical Supplies of all kinds. -------------- 2010 Haiti Earthquake - 15 Jan. 2010: The Holy Spirit Clinic is open and accepting patients. Many injured are arriving daily. 14 Jan. 2010 (8:00 pm): Earthquake update posted on the Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis blog. "The clinic is in operation, however still damaged. Due to the overwhelming numbers of people, a triage area has been set up outside on the football field. The clinic is on a compound which uses well water and although it was disabled initially, it has been restored as of this morning. Fortunately, we recently installed solar panels and they are able to continue to generate electricity." http://www.hmmom.blogspot.com/ -------------- http://www.cbu.edu/~aross/biology/Haiti/ USE THE LINK ABOVE FOR MORE INFORMATION Responding to the Jan. 2010 Earthquake The Holy Spirit Clinic located near Port-au-Prince provides free medical care. The Clinic relies soley on the financial support provided by donations to Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis. FedEx Delivers Supplies for Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis From: "Paul Tronsor" Date: January 19, 2010 5:28:13 PM CST To: Dr. Kraus Subject: HMM relief supplies ===============

notes: 2010 Haiti Earthquake - 15 Jan. 2010: The Holy Spirit Clinic is open and accepting patients. Many injured are arriving daily. 14 Jan. 2010 (8:00 pm): Earthquake update posted on the Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis blog. "The clinic is in operation, however still damaged. Due to the overwhelming numbers of people, a triage area has been set up outside on the football field. The clinic is on a compound which uses well water and although it was disabled initially, it has been restored as of this morning. Fortunately, we recently installed solar panels and they are able to continue to generate electricity." http://www.hmmom.blogspot.com/ -------------- http://www.cbu.edu/~aross/biology/Haiti/ USE THE LINK ABOVE FOR MORE INFORMATION Responding to the Jan. 2010 Earthquake The Holy Spirit Clinic located near Port-au-Prince provides free medical care. The Clinic relies soley on the financial support provided by donations to Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis. FedEx Delivers Supplies for Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis From: "Paul Tronsor" Date: January 19, 2010 5:28:13 PM CST To: Dr. Kraus Subject: HMM relief supplies =============== -> Questions about Memphis-area Medical Supply donations: Contact Genie Ashworth phone 901-233-3171 email washworth @comcast.net FROM THE SITE: Responding to the Jan 2010 Earthquake: Donations of Supplies are being collected in Memphis, TN Drop off: M-F 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Church of the Holy Spirit 2300 Hickory Crest Drive Memphis, TN 38119 * Over the Counter Medications o Pain relievers (Tylenol, aspirin, Advil, etc.) o Multivitamins * New tube socks (protect dressings) * Linens: Flat bedsheets * Bath towels, washcloths * Light weight blankets * Plastic gloves, Work gloves * Latex/nitrile Examination gloves * Chapstick * Tooth brushes * Toothpaste * Baseball caps (protect dressings) * Flashlights that do not require batteries First Aid and Wound Care Supplies of all kinds: * Ace bandages * plain saline eyewash * Sterile gauze * Gauze rolls * Gauze sponges * Adhesive tape * Adhesive bandages, all sizes * Dressings, all sizes * Self-adherent dressings * Self-adherent wrap tape Medicines and Medical Supplies of all kinds. -------------- 2010 Haiti Earthquake - 15 Jan. 2010: The Holy Spirit Clinic is open and accepting patients. Many injured are arriving daily. 14 Jan. 2010 (8:00 pm): Earthquake update posted on the Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis blog. "The clinic is in operation, however still damaged. Due to the overwhelming numbers of people, a triage area has been set up outside on the football field. The clinic is on a compound which uses well water and although it was disabled initially, it has been restored as of this morning. Fortunately, we recently installed solar panels and they are able to continue to generate electricity." http://www.hmmom.blogspot.com/ -------------- http://www.cbu.edu/~aross/biology/Haiti/ USE THE LINK ABOVE FOR MORE INFORMATION Responding to the Jan. 2010 Earthquake The Holy Spirit Clinic located near Port-au-Prince provides free medical care. The Clinic relies soley on the financial support provided by donations to Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis. FedEx Delivers Supplies for Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis From: "Paul Tronsor" Date: January 19, 2010 5:28:13 PM CST To: Dr. Kraus Subject: HMM relief supplies ===============

name: Holy Spirit Clinic -> Holy Spirit Clinic (Supported by: Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis) - 2010 Haiti Earthquake
address: Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis 1779 Kirby Parkway #1 PMB 319 Memphis, TN 38138 -> Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis: 1779 Kirby Parkway #1,PMB 319, Memphis, TN 38138 HAITI
organization: -> Medical Clinic

region: -> Haiti, Caribbean
mission: Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis provides quality health care to the peoples of Haiti through a comprehensive primary care health clinic in Croix des Bouquets near Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The Holy Spirit Clinic provides day surgery, primary and preventive health care, dental and eye care, and serves about 75 patients per day. The clinic also provides onsite educational training experiences for visiting, medical/dental and nursing faculty, residents, students, and private health care volunteer providers from abroad. Volunteers do not need to speak Creole/French since translators are available onsite. ------ ** To provide medical attention and healthcare services to the citizens of Haiti in a manner which respects human dignity and the right to life. ** To develop a long-term healthcare program that will be managed and sustained by the citizens of Haiti -> Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis provides quality health care to the peoples of Haiti through a comprehensive primary care health clinic in Croix des Bouquets near Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The Holy Spirit Clinic provides day surgery, primary and preventive health care, dental and eye care, and serves about 75 patients per day. The clinic also provides onsite educational training experiences for visiting, medical/dental and nursing faculty, residents, students, and private health care volunteer providers from abroad. Volunteers do not need to speak Creole/French since translators are available onsite. ------ ** To provide medical attention and healthcare services to the citizens of Haiti in a manner which respects human dignity and the right to life. ** To develop a long-term healthcare program that will be managed and sustained by the citizens of Haiti

notes: 2010 Haiti Earthquake - http://www.cbu.edu/~aross/biology/Haiti/ USE THE LINK ABOVE FOR MORE INFORMATION Responding to the Jan. 2010 Earthquake The Holy Spirit Clinic located near Port-au-Prince provides free medical care. The Clinic relies soley on the financial support provided by donations to Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis. FedEx Delivers Supplies for Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis From: "Paul Tronsor" Date: January 19, 2010 5:28:13 PM CST To: Dr. Kraus Subject: HMM relief supplies =============== -> 2010 Haiti Earthquake - 15 Jan. 2010: The Holy Spirit Clinic is open and accepting patients. Many injured are arriving daily. 14 Jan. 2010 (8:00 pm): Earthquake update posted on the Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis blog. "The clinic is in operation, however still damaged. Due to the overwhelming numbers of people, a triage area has been set up outside on the football field. The clinic is on a compound which uses well water and although it was disabled initially, it has been restored as of this morning. Fortunately, we recently installed solar panels and they are able to continue to generate electricity." http://www.hmmom.blogspot.com/ -------------- http://www.cbu.edu/~aross/biology/Haiti/ USE THE LINK ABOVE FOR MORE INFORMATION Responding to the Jan. 2010 Earthquake The Holy Spirit Clinic located near Port-au-Prince provides free medical care. The Clinic relies soley on the financial support provided by donations to Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis. FedEx Delivers Supplies for Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis From: "Paul Tronsor" Date: January 19, 2010 5:28:13 PM CST To: Dr. Kraus Subject: HMM relief supplies ===============
status: Unknown -> Open
mission: Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis provides quality health care to the peoples of Haiti through a comprehensive primary care health clinic in Croix des Bouquets near Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The Holy Spirit Clinic provides day surgery, primary and preventive health care, dental and eye care, and serves about 75 patients per day. The clinic also provides onsite educational training experiences for visiting, medical/dental and nursing faculty, residents, students, and private health care volunteer providers from abroad. Volunteers do not need to speak Creole/French since translators are available onsite. ------ ** To provide medical attention and healthcare services to the citizens of Haiti in a manner which respects human dignity and the right to life. ** To develop a long-term healthcare program that will be managed and sustained by the citizens of Haiti -> Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis provides quality health care to the peoples of Haiti through a comprehensive primary care health clinic in Croix des Bouquets near Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The Holy Spirit Clinic provides day surgery, primary and preventive health care, dental and eye care, and serves about 75 patients per day. The clinic also provides onsite educational training experiences for visiting, medical/dental and nursing faculty, residents, students, and private health care volunteer providers from abroad. Volunteers do not need to speak Creole/French since translators are available onsite. ------ ** To provide medical attention and healthcare services to the citizens of Haiti in a manner which respects human dignity and the right to life. ** To develop a long-term healthcare program that will be managed and sustained by the citizens of Haiti