Please spread the word!
The Haiti Volunteer Network is a volunteer effort. We need your help to spread the word to others -- so that people with skills, services and goods to offer can connect with the right people to make a difference.
Keep in mind that you do not necessarily have to travel to Haiti to volunteer. In fact, unless you are experienced in disaster and crisis response, you may unintentionally do more harm than good by traveling to Haiti right away (http://bit.ly/6M2Rje). However, Haiti will likely need skilled volunteers to help recover from this disaster in the months and years to come. There are also ways to use many of your skills (such as technology and language) from wherever you are.
This is an information exchange service only. Please create a profile to network with others and look for opportunities to help. Please only contact us directly if you have questions about the web site. We are just web developers trying to help out and are not an actual agency providing relief services or coordinating volunteers.
i'd do anything
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I have experience in clearing rubble from brownfield sites, building furniture and dressmaking but want to learn more practical skills in construction. I also have experience in fundraising and administration. I really want to help in as many ways as possible. Can be in Haiti for 9 months.
Volunteer Midwives for Birth Clinic in Jacmel
Mother Health International seeks volunteer midwives or OBGYNs for three or more weeks in the birth clinic located in Jacmel, Haiti. All interested midwives or OBGYNs need to download application at www.motherhealthinternational.org and submit for consideration.
Our Mission:
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Mother Health International
Our Mission:
Mother Health International is dedicated to respond and provide relief to pregnant women and children in areas of disaster and extreme poverty. We are committed to reducing the maternal and infant mortality rates by creating healthy, sustainable holistic birthing centers using the midwifery model of care with culturally appropriate education for the health and empowerment of women. With every healthy birth there is a positive benefit for the communities that we serve and the world as a whole.
Respiratory therapist/carpenter
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offer skills of a registered respiratory therapist regarding ventilation methods for critical care to basic lung compliance improvement for the mildly sick and elderly
offer skills of an experienced carpenter/construction worker regarding pouring foundation, framing, windows, siding, roofing
Getting out of the Army- I want to help
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I would like to use my background with emergency / battlefield medicine to provide the best care possible for the most people possible from the point of injury to a doctors OR.
HaitiCorps International - Volunteer in Haiti
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Volunteering, Civic Service
Volunteer Bilingual Structural Engineer & Photographer
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I am currently in graduate school at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, IL, pursuing a Professional Masters degree in structural engineering with a focus on risk and reliability in engineering, safeguarding systems from disasters (earthquake, tornado, fire, blast…), and finite element analyses. I will be done with grad school within the year and I seek a volunteer opportunity amongst disaster relief efforts to bring my study of safety in engineering and to bring my passion of service into life.
Volunteer offered
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Devoting my time, in the field.
Haiti Cultural Immersion: Teach English and Learn Haitian Creole
Come experience the kindness, resiliency and faith of the people of Haiti. Escape with nature by living in an organic farm in rural Leogane with the most peaceful setting and the friendliest staff. Teach english to a group of young people in the community who have nothing to do, volunteer your medical skills or any other skills. You will participate in daily farming activity and learn about the Haitian culture and Haitian creole. All of our volunteers have totally enjoyed the experience. Visit the setting at htt://www.flickr.com/photos/kiskeyaferme/



