ISSUE: Humanitarian Disasters - Haiti

In the early evening of January 12th, 2010, a devastating earthquake struck in and around the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince, virtually flattening the city, killing thousands and affecting millions.

Two years later, Haiti is still struggling to recover from this disaster. Half a million Haitians still live in displacement camps. These camps lack security, not to mention infrastructure for water, sanitation, electricity, education, food, and other resources.

While the need is great, so are the ways through which one can help. This page is meant to serve as a useful guide so that you can contribute in the recovery and rebuilding of lives in Haiti.

Read a 2012 update from the Red Cross, two years after the quake.

	Learn about UNICEF's work in educating and providing clean water to Haitian children.		The Clinton-Bush Haiti Fund began at the request of President Obama.
	Visit Partners in Health's website Standwithhaiti.org to donate.		Read CARE's 2-year update on Haiti and support their work.
	Oxfam is now working towards long-term Haitian recovery. Donate now.		Read about Doctors Without Borders' work in Haiti and donate.
	UniversalGiving provides donation and volunteer opportunities in Haiti.		Give to Internews, which created a daily radio show in Haiti. Read more.

ISSUE: Humanitarian Disasters - Haiti

> Calls for Action on Haiti:

> FEATURED ACTION: Internews Gets Info to Haitians

> 2010 Haiti Earthquake Coverage from Link TV:

> Independent Media Coverage of Haiti:

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	Internews is an international non-profit working with local journalists to produce daily humanitarian programming, assess needs, and re-build the capacity of Haiti’s media to inform communities. Learn how you can help.