notes: Haiti Aid Continues: February 12th Homes of Hope: Families Needing Sponsorship Please consider sponsoring a Home of Hope ($1200) for one of the following families. You can sponsor them individually or join with family, friends, co-workers, or a church or civic group. And thank you for caring! http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=96894 == February 12, 2010 It has been a month since the devastating quake hit Haiti. Numerous teams from the Somebody Cares ministry network have provided critical resources and live saving care to survivors over the last four weeks. It is clear to everyone that relief and rebuilding efforts will go on for years. Somebody Cares is committed to immediate relief and long term recovery efforts to help survivors rebuild their lives. SCI is currently focused on four primary areas of assistance. Food: Somebody Cares procures food both in Haiti and abroad to meet the pressing nutritional needs of survivors. Distributions have and will continue to take place to orphans, through church networks, and to select communities as opportunities arise. Medical Care: Somebody Cares medical teams continue to provide life saving care as well as medicines and medical supplies to thousands of Haitians needing medical attention since the Quake. In addition Somebody Cares teams improve sanitation in tent cities, were possible, by digging latrines and educating the population on good hygiene practices to prevent the spread of deadly disease. Shelter/Housing: In the short term Somebody Cares has distributed tarps and canopies so Haitians have better protection from the elements while planning for long term repair and rebuilding with the counsel of structural engineers and other specialists. Trauma Counseling: Somebody Cares is also providing trauma counseling to Haitians who have suffered severe loss as well as planning training for Haitian pastors so they can better care for members of their communities who have been traumatized by the quake and its aftermath. Together we are making a difference. There is so much to be done, we value your partnership in rescuing and rebuilding lives. Let Haitians know that Somebody Cares, please donate today!! ========= Current Needs OFFICIAL SOMEBODY CARES INTERNATIONAL DROP OFF LOCATIONS FOR HAITI RELIEF IN HOUSTON Northeast: Grace Church of Humble 7224 N Sam Houston Parkway E Humble, TX 77396 Call 281-411-1111 for Hours Southwest: Together We Stand Christian Church 1432 Texas Parkway Missouri City, TX 77489 Drop off hours: Tues/Fri. 9:30-4:00 PM Wed/Thurs also 7-9 PM ====== NEW NEEDS Aid is urgently needed for quake survivors and Somebody Cares is responding - Financial donations for Haiti Relief is currently the greatest need For those wishing to donate goods for Haitian Relief and Recovery through Somebody Cares we want to say thank you and would like to ask for your cooperation as we gather and ship resources to the hardest hit areas of Haiti. The following items have been requested for shipment to Haiti. It would be best if each church adopt ONE type of item and send us uniform pallets rather than mixed loads. DETAILS LISTED AT: http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=84377 BEST PACKING & SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED!! US STATESIDE record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5474 -> Haiti Aid Continues: http://www.somebodycares.org/articles_view.asp?columnid=2206&articleid=69398 THANK YOU September 20, 2010 • By WebMaster "Thank you" can not possibly express the gratitude of the first two Haitian families to receive their completed homes! Pastor Dalexis and his family, as well as the Larieux family are no longer living in makeshift tents. They now have a sturdy and secure place to call home. While small, the homes provided are earthquake and hurricane resistant; and can be easily expanded as the families resources permit. ==== February 12th Homes of Hope: Families Needing Sponsorship Please consider sponsoring a Home of Hope ($1200) for one of the following families. You can sponsor them individually or join with family, friends, co-workers, or a church or civic group. And thank you for caring! http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=96894 == February 12, 2010 It has been a month since the devastating quake hit Haiti. Numerous teams from the Somebody Cares ministry network have provided critical resources and live saving care to survivors over the last four weeks. It is clear to everyone that relief and rebuilding efforts will go on for years. Somebody Cares is committed to immediate relief and long term recovery efforts to help survivors rebuild their lives. SCI is currently focused on four primary areas of assistance. Food: Somebody Cares procures food both in Haiti and abroad to meet the pressing nutritional needs of survivors. Distributions have and will continue to take place to orphans, through church networks, and to select communities as opportunities arise. Medical Care: Somebody Cares medical teams continue to provide life saving care as well as medicines and medical supplies to thousands of Haitians needing medical attention since the Quake. In addition Somebody Cares teams improve sanitation in tent cities, were possible, by digging latrines and educating the population on good hygiene practices to prevent the spread of deadly disease. Shelter/Housing: In the short term Somebody Cares has distributed tarps and canopies so Haitians have better protection from the elements while planning for long term repair and rebuilding with the counsel of structural engineers and other specialists. Trauma Counseling: Somebody Cares is also providing trauma counseling to Haitians who have suffered severe loss as well as planning training for Haitian pastors so they can better care for members of their communities who have been traumatized by the quake and its aftermath. Together we are making a difference. There is so much to be done, we value your partnership in rescuing and rebuilding lives. Let Haitians know that Somebody Cares, please donate today!! ========= Current Needs OFFICIAL SOMEBODY CARES INTERNATIONAL DROP OFF LOCATIONS FOR HAITI RELIEF IN HOUSTON Northeast: Grace Church of Humble 7224 N Sam Houston Parkway E Humble, TX 77396 Call 281-411-1111 for Hours Southwest: Together We Stand Christian Church 1432 Texas Parkway Missouri City, TX 77489 Drop off hours: Tues/Fri. 9:30-4:00 PM Wed/Thurs also 7-9 PM ====== NEW NEEDS Aid is urgently needed for quake survivors and Somebody Cares is responding - Financial donations for Haiti Relief is currently the greatest need For those wishing to donate goods for Haitian Relief and Recovery through Somebody Cares we want to say thank you and would like to ask for your cooperation as we gather and ship resources to the hardest hit areas of Haiti. The following items have been requested for shipment to Haiti. It would be best if each church adopt ONE type of item and send us uniform pallets rather than mixed loads. DETAILS LISTED AT: http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=84377 BEST PACKING & SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED!! US STATESIDE record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5474

notes: Haiti Aid Continues: February 12th February 12, 2010 It has been a month since the devastating quake hit Haiti. Numerous teams from the Somebody Cares ministry network have provided critical resources and live saving care to survivors over the last four weeks. It is clear to everyone that relief and rebuilding efforts will go on for years. Somebody Cares is committed to immediate relief and long term recovery efforts to help survivors rebuild their lives. SCI is currently focused on four primary areas of assistance. Food: Somebody Cares procures food both in Haiti and abroad to meet the pressing nutritional needs of survivors. Distributions have and will continue to take place to orphans, through church networks, and to select communities as opportunities arise. Medical Care: Somebody Cares medical teams continue to provide life saving care as well as medicines and medical supplies to thousands of Haitians needing medical attention since the Quake. In addition Somebody Cares teams improve sanitation in tent cities, were possible, by digging latrines and educating the population on good hygiene practices to prevent the spread of deadly disease. Shelter/Housing: In the short term Somebody Cares has distributed tarps and canopies so Haitians have better protection from the elements while planning for long term repair and rebuilding with the counsel of structural engineers and other specialists. Trauma Counseling: Somebody Cares is also providing trauma counseling to Haitians who have suffered severe loss as well as planning training for Haitian pastors so they can better care for members of their communities who have been traumatized by the quake and its aftermath. Together we are making a difference. There is so much to be done, we value your partnership in rescuing and rebuilding lives. Let Haitians know that Somebody Cares, please donate today!! ========= Current Needs OFFICIAL SOMEBODY CARES INTERNATIONAL DROP OFF LOCATIONS FOR HAITI RELIEF IN HOUSTON Northeast: Grace Church of Humble 7224 N Sam Houston Parkway E Humble, TX 77396 Call 281-411-1111 for Hours Southwest: Together We Stand Christian Church 1432 Texas Parkway Missouri City, TX 77489 Drop off hours: Tues/Fri. 9:30-4:00 PM Wed/Thurs also 7-9 PM ====== NEW NEEDS Aid is urgently needed for quake survivors and Somebody Cares is responding - Financial donations for Haiti Relief is currently the greatest need For those wishing to donate goods for Haitian Relief and Recovery through Somebody Cares we want to say thank you and would like to ask for your cooperation as we gather and ship resources to the hardest hit areas of Haiti. The following items have been requested for shipment to Haiti. It would be best if each church adopt ONE type of item and send us uniform pallets rather than mixed loads. DETAILS LISTED AT: http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=84377 BEST PACKING & SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED!! US STATESIDE record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5474 -> Haiti Aid Continues: February 12th Homes of Hope: Families Needing Sponsorship Please consider sponsoring a Home of Hope ($1200) for one of the following families. You can sponsor them individually or join with family, friends, co-workers, or a church or civic group. And thank you for caring! http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=96894 == February 12, 2010 It has been a month since the devastating quake hit Haiti. Numerous teams from the Somebody Cares ministry network have provided critical resources and live saving care to survivors over the last four weeks. It is clear to everyone that relief and rebuilding efforts will go on for years. Somebody Cares is committed to immediate relief and long term recovery efforts to help survivors rebuild their lives. SCI is currently focused on four primary areas of assistance. Food: Somebody Cares procures food both in Haiti and abroad to meet the pressing nutritional needs of survivors. Distributions have and will continue to take place to orphans, through church networks, and to select communities as opportunities arise. Medical Care: Somebody Cares medical teams continue to provide life saving care as well as medicines and medical supplies to thousands of Haitians needing medical attention since the Quake. In addition Somebody Cares teams improve sanitation in tent cities, were possible, by digging latrines and educating the population on good hygiene practices to prevent the spread of deadly disease. Shelter/Housing: In the short term Somebody Cares has distributed tarps and canopies so Haitians have better protection from the elements while planning for long term repair and rebuilding with the counsel of structural engineers and other specialists. Trauma Counseling: Somebody Cares is also providing trauma counseling to Haitians who have suffered severe loss as well as planning training for Haitian pastors so they can better care for members of their communities who have been traumatized by the quake and its aftermath. Together we are making a difference. There is so much to be done, we value your partnership in rescuing and rebuilding lives. Let Haitians know that Somebody Cares, please donate today!! ========= Current Needs OFFICIAL SOMEBODY CARES INTERNATIONAL DROP OFF LOCATIONS FOR HAITI RELIEF IN HOUSTON Northeast: Grace Church of Humble 7224 N Sam Houston Parkway E Humble, TX 77396 Call 281-411-1111 for Hours Southwest: Together We Stand Christian Church 1432 Texas Parkway Missouri City, TX 77489 Drop off hours: Tues/Fri. 9:30-4:00 PM Wed/Thurs also 7-9 PM ====== NEW NEEDS Aid is urgently needed for quake survivors and Somebody Cares is responding - Financial donations for Haiti Relief is currently the greatest need For those wishing to donate goods for Haitian Relief and Recovery through Somebody Cares we want to say thank you and would like to ask for your cooperation as we gather and ship resources to the hardest hit areas of Haiti. The following items have been requested for shipment to Haiti. It would be best if each church adopt ONE type of item and send us uniform pallets rather than mixed loads. DETAILS LISTED AT: http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=84377 BEST PACKING & SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED!! US STATESIDE record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5474

notes: Haiti Aid Continues: February 12th February 12, 2010 It has been a month since the devastating quake hit Haiti. Numerous teams from the Somebody Cares ministry network have provided critical resources and live saving care to survivors over the last four weeks. It is clear to everyone that relief and rebuilding efforts will go on for years. Somebody Cares is committed to immediate relief and long term recovery efforts to help survivors rebuild their lives. SCI is currently focused on four primary areas of assistance. Food: Somebody Cares procures food both in Haiti and abroad to meet the pressing nutritional needs of survivors. Distributions have and will continue to take place to orphans, through church networks, and to select communities as opportunities arise. Medical Care: Somebody Cares medical teams continue to provide life saving care as well as medicines and medical supplies to thousands of Haitians needing medical attention since the Quake. In addition Somebody Cares teams improve sanitation in tent cities, were possible, by digging latrines and educating the population on good hygiene practices to prevent the spread of deadly disease. Shelter/Housing: In the short term Somebody Cares has distributed tarps and canopies so Haitians have better protection from the elements while planning for long term repair and rebuilding with the counsel of structural engineers and other specialists. Trauma Counseling: Somebody Cares is also providing trauma counseling to Haitians who have suffered severe loss as well as planning training for Haitian pastors so they can better care for members of their communities who have been traumatized by the quake and its aftermath. Together we are making a difference. There is so much to be done, we value your partnership in rescuing and rebuilding lives. Let Haitians know that Somebody Cares, please donate today!! ========= Current Needs OFFICIAL SOMEBODY CARES INTERNATIONAL DROP OFF LOCATIONS FOR HAITI RELIEF IN HOUSTON Northeast: Grace Church of Humble 7224 N Sam Houston Parkway E Humble, TX 77396 Call 281-411-1111 for Hours Southwest: Together We Stand Christian Church 1432 Texas Parkway Missouri City, TX 77489 Drop off hours: Tues/Fri. 9:30-4:00 PM Wed/Thurs also 7-9 PM ====== NEW NEEDS Aid is urgently needed for quake survivors and Somebody Cares is responding - Financial donations for Haiti Relief is currently the greatest need For those wishing to donate goods for Haitian Relief and Recovery through Somebody Cares we want to say thank you and would like to ask for your cooperation as we gather and ship resources to the hardest hit areas of Haiti. The following items have been requested for shipment to Haiti. It would be best if each church adopt ONE type of item and send us uniform pallets rather than mixed loads. DETAILS LISTED AT: http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=84377 BEST PACKING & SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED!! -> Haiti Aid Continues: February 12th February 12, 2010 It has been a month since the devastating quake hit Haiti. Numerous teams from the Somebody Cares ministry network have provided critical resources and live saving care to survivors over the last four weeks. It is clear to everyone that relief and rebuilding efforts will go on for years. Somebody Cares is committed to immediate relief and long term recovery efforts to help survivors rebuild their lives. SCI is currently focused on four primary areas of assistance. Food: Somebody Cares procures food both in Haiti and abroad to meet the pressing nutritional needs of survivors. Distributions have and will continue to take place to orphans, through church networks, and to select communities as opportunities arise. Medical Care: Somebody Cares medical teams continue to provide life saving care as well as medicines and medical supplies to thousands of Haitians needing medical attention since the Quake. In addition Somebody Cares teams improve sanitation in tent cities, were possible, by digging latrines and educating the population on good hygiene practices to prevent the spread of deadly disease. Shelter/Housing: In the short term Somebody Cares has distributed tarps and canopies so Haitians have better protection from the elements while planning for long term repair and rebuilding with the counsel of structural engineers and other specialists. Trauma Counseling: Somebody Cares is also providing trauma counseling to Haitians who have suffered severe loss as well as planning training for Haitian pastors so they can better care for members of their communities who have been traumatized by the quake and its aftermath. Together we are making a difference. There is so much to be done, we value your partnership in rescuing and rebuilding lives. Let Haitians know that Somebody Cares, please donate today!! ========= Current Needs OFFICIAL SOMEBODY CARES INTERNATIONAL DROP OFF LOCATIONS FOR HAITI RELIEF IN HOUSTON Northeast: Grace Church of Humble 7224 N Sam Houston Parkway E Humble, TX 77396 Call 281-411-1111 for Hours Southwest: Together We Stand Christian Church 1432 Texas Parkway Missouri City, TX 77489 Drop off hours: Tues/Fri. 9:30-4:00 PM Wed/Thurs also 7-9 PM ====== NEW NEEDS Aid is urgently needed for quake survivors and Somebody Cares is responding - Financial donations for Haiti Relief is currently the greatest need For those wishing to donate goods for Haitian Relief and Recovery through Somebody Cares we want to say thank you and would like to ask for your cooperation as we gather and ship resources to the hardest hit areas of Haiti. The following items have been requested for shipment to Haiti. It would be best if each church adopt ONE type of item and send us uniform pallets rather than mixed loads. DETAILS LISTED AT: http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=84377 BEST PACKING & SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED!! US STATESIDE record at: http://www.citizencommandcenter.org/shelters/show/5474
mission: When disasters happen, real people have very desperate needs. Often, resources to meet the needs become tied up in bureaucracy and bottlenecks. We work with agencies like FEMA, the Red Cross, Salvation Army and others—to be an asset, but not to be controlled. They have great systems, but the church has people who know their communities. But these agencies are not our source for disaster response; rather we look are a resource to facilitate aid directly in communities affected by disaster – all across the country and around the world! Somebody Cares America Chapters http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=29762 -> When disasters happen, real people have very desperate needs. Often, resources to meet the needs become tied up in bureaucracy and bottlenecks. We work with agencies like FEMA, the Red Cross, Salvation Army and others—to be an asset, but not to be controlled. They have great systems, but the church has people who know their communities. But these agencies are not our source for disaster response; rather we look are a resource to facilitate aid directly in communities affected by disaster – all across the country and around the world! Somebody Cares America Chapters http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=29762

main_phone: -713-621-1498 -> 1-713-621-1498
mission: When disasters happen, real people have very desperate needs. Often, resources to meet the needs become tied up in bureaucracy and bottlenecks. We work with agencies like FEMA, the Red Cross, Salvation Army and others—to be an asset, but not to be controlled. They have great systems, but the church has people who know their communities. But these agencies are not our source for disaster response; rather we look are a resource to facilitate aid directly in communities affected by disaster – all across the country and around the world! Somebody Cares America Chapters http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=29762 -> When disasters happen, real people have very desperate needs. Often, resources to meet the needs become tied up in bureaucracy and bottlenecks. We work with agencies like FEMA, the Red Cross, Salvation Army and others—to be an asset, but not to be controlled. They have great systems, but the church has people who know their communities. But these agencies are not our source for disaster response; rather we look are a resource to facilitate aid directly in communities affected by disaster – all across the country and around the world! Somebody Cares America Chapters http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=29762

town: -> Various
name: Somebody Cares America International - SCA (2010 Haiti Earthquake - DISTRIBUTION, MEDICAL, TRAUMA COUNCELING, REBUILD) -> Somebody Cares America International - SCA - 2010 Haiti Earthquake (DIST: FOOD/MEDICAL TEAMS/TRAUMA COUNSELING/REBUILDING UNITS)
main_phone: 713.621.1498 -> -713-621-1498
region: -> Haiti, Caribbean
organization: -> Faith Based Disaster Relief/Recovery
mission: ..... When disasters happen, real people have very desperate needs. Often, resources to meet the needs become tied up in bureaucracy and bottlenecks. We work with agencies like FEMA, the Red Cross, Salvation Army and others—to be an asset, but not to be controlled. They have great systems, but the church has people who know their communities. But these agencies are not our source for disaster response; rather we look are a resource to facilitate aid directly in communities affected by disaster – all across the country and around the world! Somebody Cares America Chapters http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=29762 -> When disasters happen, real people have very desperate needs. Often, resources to meet the needs become tied up in bureaucracy and bottlenecks. We work with agencies like FEMA, the Red Cross, Salvation Army and others—to be an asset, but not to be controlled. They have great systems, but the church has people who know their communities. But these agencies are not our source for disaster response; rather we look are a resource to facilitate aid directly in communities affected by disaster – all across the country and around the world! Somebody Cares America Chapters http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=29762

cat_notes: I'm adding this so I don't forget to do this - SHOULD also add an US, TX record... has many TX resources listed too... -> I'm adding this so I don't forget to do this - SHOULD also add an US, TX record... has many TX resources listed too... Dayle...I think I'm in love (ie. mission statement)....don't forget to link the U.S. facility entry to the HT facility entry (and vice versa). Leslie - 2/26

mission: ..... When disasters happen, real people have very desperate needs. Often, resources to meet the needs become tied up in bureaucracy and bottlenecks. We work with agencies like FEMA, the Red Cross, Salvation Army and others—to be an asset, but not to be controlled. They have great systems, but the church has people who know their communities. But these agencies are not our source for disaster response; rather we look are a resource to facilitate aid directly in communities affected by disaster – all across the country and around the world! -> ..... When disasters happen, real people have very desperate needs. Often, resources to meet the needs become tied up in bureaucracy and bottlenecks. We work with agencies like FEMA, the Red Cross, Salvation Army and others—to be an asset, but not to be controlled. They have great systems, but the church has people who know their communities. But these agencies are not our source for disaster response; rather we look are a resource to facilitate aid directly in communities affected by disaster – all across the country and around the world! Somebody Cares America Chapters http://www.somebodycares.org/pages.asp?pageid=29762

name: Somebody Cares America International - SCA -> Somebody Cares America International - SCA (2010 Haiti Earthquake - DISTRIBUTION, MEDICAL, TRAUMA COUNCELING, REBUILD)