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Thank you for your interest in donating supplies to help fight the recent Cholera outbreak in Haiti. Should you have the ability to furnish any part of this list, or have any questions, including logistics, please send us an email at info@onexone.org.
We must also note that Haiti has not seen a case of Cholera in over 50 years and the needs are different from the standard medical supplies which have been delivered previously to Haiti.
Items Needed Immediately:
- Boxes of rubber gloves
- Solar Flash Lights*
- Push on/off Lights*: example; http://www.amazon.com/54807-Battery-Operated-Round-Closet/dp/B0018QDJ8K
- Disposable medical gowns
- Heavy duty raincoats
- Rain boots: for muddy areas
- Swiffer WetJet*: or similar brooms with disposable cleaning sheets
- Sanitation Kits for 15-20 people: example;
http://www.amazon.com/30-Person-24-Hour-Group-Sanitation-Kit/dp/B002EQ8EP6
- Large Copiers*: to support printing of community education materials. (including Ink cartridges- color/black)
- Medications/IV Fluids. WHO website has regular updates and PROMESS is considered the contact for donations of Medications/IV Fluids. Please see their website at:
http://www.who.int/csr/don/archive/country/hti/e
http://new.paho.org/hai/
- Anything else you think kids/teachers should have to help them get ready.
* Note: Please consider adding the at least one set of refills for ink cartridges, batteries, light bulbs or disposable refills for any appropriate items.
Items on this list are based on notes from Cluster Meetings, Conversations with The Ministry of Health, Conversations with The Government's Health Response Cell, WHO-PAHO presentations, conversations with country directors of select NGOs at site of outbreak, meeting and email from Nurse Manager at Main teaching hospital of Haiti. As the outbreak unfolds and as partners respond, the data on this list may change and is accurate as of THU 10/29/10 and anticipated to cover needs for the following 2-6 days for urgent items and for the next weeks to months for items that build community response capacity.
To help in with any logistical and supply help please contact us: info@onexone.org
Thank you.
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