Rehabilitation Efforts In Haiti
Humanity First built new school
Since the major 2010 earthquake in Haiti Humanity First has continued it's presence for not only providing medical care but also supporting local rehabilitation work in Haiti to restore communities and rebuild the future.
One of the areas targeted for rehabilitation was mountain Seguin community where basic life necessities were lacking since the earthquake. In addition to basic health care, Humanity First, built a primary school that consists of six classrooms and offices for medical clinic.
According to Humanity First Canada Chairman, who recently visited Haiti, Haitians are still recovering from 2010 earthquake and large communities are still living in tents and poverty is rampant in Haiti.
Humanity First offered the support to a 2 day old child who was left abandoned by his mother. Humanity First also sponsored cataract surgery to restore vision.
Donations for Haiti Rehabilitation Projects can be made here DONATE NOW
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Dine and Let Humanity Shine Fundraising Dinner
March 29, 2012 in Toronto, Ontario
Humanity First held a successful fundraising event "Dine and Let Humanity Shine" to support following:
Food Bank ExpansionSeniors First!Vocational Training Programs!Help Humanity
Woodbine Banquet Hall
30 Vice Regeant Blvd., Rexdale, Ontario
Humanity First Awareness Presentations,
Silent & Live auctions, Quiz
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Free Tax Preparation Clinic
March 25th, 2012 - Maple, Ontario
Humanity First is hosted a Free Tax Preparation Clinic in partnership with Canada Revenue Agency & Certified General Accountant under the Community Volunteer Income Tax Program on Sunday March 25th, 2012.
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Flash Floods Play Havoc in Philippines
Humanity First Responds to Assist the Disaster Victims
Typhoon Washi and flash floods have affected the Northern Mindanao Province of the Philippines which is not the usual path of typhoon in this country. This typhoon is considered the most devastating typhoon to hit the country this year. The residents of the area are unaccustomed to cyclones which has further complicated the situation.
The typhoon Washi and floods has caused loss of lives and severe damage to the infrastructure. The death toll from the storm was over 1000 until December 2011. The typhoon had forced thousands of flood survivors to seek refuge in evacuation centers which are now jam packed leaving countless victims staying under fly overs and other unreliable shelters
HF Canada has deployed the local team in Manila and Zamboanga City to visit the flood affected areas (Cagayan de Oro) and assist the victims of disaster. Our teams distributed the relief goods in those affected areas where victims could not find shelter in evacuation centers because of overcrowding...
Click here for complete Philippines Disaster Relief report
Humanity First is appealing to its supporters to contribute to the cause and help Humanity First help suffering humanity.
Please DONATE generously to save HUMANITY.
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