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Haiti: applaud the successes

Sarah Marsh is our Programme Officer for Haiti. Haiti two years on: our response>> “Rubble still lines the street of Port au Prince”, “people are still living in tents”, “millions of dollars of aid funding are still unspent”, “the response … Continue reading

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Haiti: getting to the top of the hill

Catherine Cowley, who has been working as a trainee in our Humanitarian team since April 2011, shares her impressions of Haiti. Haiti earthquake two years on: our response>> As someone who had never been to Haiti, and freshly arrived from … Continue reading

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Haiti: better prepared for the future

Sarah Marsh joined CAFOD as our Programme Officer for Haiti in 2011. On my first trip to Haiti with my CAFOD hat on, I visited an earthquake-affected community in Jacmel. Having spent the last 12 months working in the city … Continue reading

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Question Time: why is it so difficult to rebuild Haiti?

Side by Side is CAFOD’s quarterly magazine. Our regular feature, Question Time, is your chance to debate the issues that matter and join others fighting poverty and injustice around the world. The question we’re asking in January’s issue is: “Why … Continue reading

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Haiti: Clean water for hospitals

Veolia water engineer Steve Oxtoby is working with us to set up water treatment systems in Haiti. We’re delighted to have Steve as part of our team. He is chronicling his experiences in a series of blogs. You can follow … Continue reading

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