Archive for the ‘Haiti’ Category
13th January 2012 | by unicef | Haiti | No Comments
UNICEF challenged young Haitian filmmakers to reveal how they view their country – and its conditions for children – two years after the January 2010 earthquake. Report by Mariana Palavra. PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, 12 January 2012
VIDEO: Watch Pierre Lucson Bellegarde’s film, ‘The Compass’, about a woman who was seriously injured in the 2010 earthquake.
“This film project [...]
Tags: Back to School stories, earthquake, Films, Haiti |
12th January 2012 | by unicef | Haiti | No Comments
January 12, 2010, the day a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti, is still fresh in the memory of Renold Telford, Haiti’s Director of Basic Education. Report by Mariana Palavra, PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti.
VIDEO: UNICEF reports on the situation for children two years after Haiti’s 2010 earthquake.
The education system – like many of the country’s essential systems and infrastructure [...]
Tags: Back to School stories, Child Protection, Education, Haiti, Humanitarian Needs |
11th January 2012 | by unicef | Haiti | No Comments
UNICEF has been a development partner in Haiti for over 60 years. With expertise in education, child protection, nutrition, health and water sanitation and hygiene, UNICEF and partners have coordinated a large-scale emergency response for children and families. We will continue to develop and strengthen systems that protect the rights of children.
Your crucial support has [...]
Tags: earthquake, Haiti, Humanitarian Needs |
10th January 2012 | by unicef | Haiti | No Comments
I’d been in Haiti after the earthquake in July 2010 and it took me a long time to try to come to terms with what I’d seen. To witness people desperately trying to survive – enduring anywhere they could find a scrap of land to live on. Back then, six months on from the earthquake, [...]
Tags: earthquake, Haiti, Humanitarian Needs, Julianne Savage |
A UNICEF-supported clinic provides care and treatment for women with HIV in Haiti. Report by Thomas Nybo
Life has become complicated for 16-year-old Clodine (not her real name). Six months pregnant and HIV-positive, she lives in a dirt-floor tent with her aunt in a camp for displaced people. A few months ago, she left [...]
Tags: Haiti, HIV / AIDS |
UNICEF Ireland Ambassador Rory McIlroy is currently in Haiti on his first ever field visit with UNICEF Ireland. Since becoming an Ambassador for the international children’s organisation, Rory has been very keen to make a field visit. This week Rory has had the chance to see for himself what the lives of children in Haiti [...]
Tags: Haiti, Rory McIlroy, UNICEF Ireland Ambassador |
17th February 2011 | by unicef | Haiti | No Comments
Gallianne Palayret is a Child Protection Specialist with UNICEF Haiti whose work focuses on protecting children against child trafficking between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. This past January, she visited two official and several unofficial crossings on the Haitian border to assess the protective environment for children. Field report by Gallianne Palayret
PORT-AU-Prince, Haiti, 16 February [...]
Tags: Child Protection, Child Trafficking, Haiti |
16th February 2011 | by unicef | Haiti | 1 Comment
Two years ago, when Winston was 12, his mother remarried. His stepfather didn’t want to look after him, and Winston was left out on the street. It is not an uncommon story in Haiti. UNICEF’s Gabi Menezes reports on efforts to protect Haitian children from trafficking and exploitation at the border with the Dominican Republic.
What [...]
Tags: Child Protection, Haiti, Haiti street children |
7th February 2011 | by unicef | Haiti | No Comments
UNICEF has been a development partner in Haiti for over 60 years. With expertise in education, child protection, nutrition, health and water sanitation and hygiene, UNICEF has led the large-scale emergency response for children and families.
Your crucial support has helped drive some extraordinary successes for children over the past year, as detailed below.
EDUCATION
720,000 children were [...]
Tags: Emergency Aid, Haiti, Humanitarian Crisis, Reconstruction |
19th January 2011 | by unicef | Haiti | No Comments
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, 17 January 2011 – It’s hard to overstate the life-saving role that nutritional supplements can play in bringing acutely malnourished children back from the brink in Haiti and around the globe. Report by Benjamin Steinlechner
VIDEO: UNICEF’s Gabrielle Menezes reports on efforts to deliver nutritional supplements to earthquake-affected Haitian children suffering [...]
Tags: Emergency Aid, Haiti, malnutrition, Plumpy Nut |
About our Blog
Blogging gives us the ability to quickly report from the field, alert you to media coverage of interest, and share the success of UNICEF's lifesaving work around the globe. We want to hear from you, so consider using the comment functionality to let us know what you think. Readers, please keep in mind that comments do not necessarily reflect official positions of UNICEF or UNICEF Ireland.
Subscribe to this blog via RSS
Powered by WordPress