The mission continued with Robert Lessard, Alex Poudrier and Claude Pelletier who remained in Port-au-Prince until November 24. Claude is an architect and project management, its mandate was to conduct a feasibility study on creating a pool of rainwater collection to School Mark Bourque , we sponsor. The results of this study seron t known in the coming weeks. In addition, we must rethink the service canteen whose facilities are outdated and harmful (currently ranges are to eat charcoal in a room without aeration tion (carbo monoxide not ).
Robert has also made representations to international body Food fo r the Poor for a food aid to residents Common school. Project 2011: this foundation we provide hens, roosters, feed and everything needed to build an enclosure and a building for breeding birds.
We also thinking of establishing a fair trade coffee market (coffee Haitian delicious!) With local partners, in order to School finance Mark Bourque and we will this project to test 2011.
Another visit camp Icarus was also made and the three members of the mission assessed the future needs of IDPs in this camp.
All three have returned to form, like the rest of the group, but exhausted and with evil throat that seems to accompany any visitor to Haiti, hampered by dust debris room .
They attended the early pre-election tensions.
Part of the team Expe-mission meets this Sunday, December 5, the eve of the unveiling results of the first round of elections Presidential and legislative elections in Haiti ( scheduled Dec. 7). Given difficult circumstances and the fact that the Expe-mission is not an international humanitarian organization, the mission results were beyond our expectations. Decisions about the turn of the mission and No. 2 long-term projects will be unveiled in early 2011.
We will keep you informed here of the events.
Meanwhile, Clertida, pediatrician team member, continues to represent us on the ground and she has work to do. True bush doctor, she continues the mission in our name, mission, offering, among other things, free medical visits to the Orphanage father Lespinasse .
photo Alex Poudrier
Thanks again to all our partners and donors without whom this task would not be possible or be as successful, and continue to present us encouraging: it gives us wings. Mèsi anpil!
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