Meet some of the orphanage kids

On August 19th, 2010 both Bob Bostic and I took a short trip to visit the kids in the orphanage so we can assess the living condition.  Here are some pictures of the kids,they are happy but we need to make sure we can build our facility so they can get a safer palce to live

Our main objective is to move from the unsafe facility to the new one

Orphanage

Orphanage

Orphanage

ICRM HAITI MEETING

While in Haiti, I was able to meet with different leaders so we can set up a national organization to help structure the evangelical movement in Haiti. With ICRMHAITI as a model, we will build upon what's positive in Kenscoff and apply it all over the country. Our new organization in Haiti will consist of 1000 Pastors where we will teach them on how to make the community better, self sustaining and one day be able to help other countries as well.  More info to follow on this project...

CHURCH CELEBRATION

May 1st is labor day in Haiti.  Every year we have our thanksgiving celebration on that day.  We have people coming all over town and celebrating and thanking.

ICRM MISSION WATER FILTRATION SYSTEM

We would like to thank Bob Bostic and Sara Bostic for their support. With their help we were able to provide clean  and filtered drinking water to our church in Kenscoff.  Bob was able to provide a filtered water equipment to our ministry. 

Our Orphanage

We were able to visit our Orphanage and are trying our best to help out.  Here is a glimpse of our kids and we will be providing more details about our orphans in the near future.

Here are some pictures of Callebasse distribution center...

ICRM MISSION TRIP TO HAITI 4/30 - 5/15

I would like to inform everyone that I had a great trip to Haiti for the past 2 weeks. It was wonderful. I was able to see what's happening and was able to help out with the distribution of construction materials to many members of the community. Not only members of our church, but others folks in the community as well. We had 2 distribution centers. One in Kenscoff and the other in Fort Jacques. With the help of the Japanese government we were able to make this happen. Here are some pictures of the stuffs that were given to the locals.








People waiting to unload the trucks

Food Being Loaded to Truck

Our truck being loaded to get to Haiti soon. Please make a donation at www.icrmhaiti.com we need help getting these supplies to Haiti.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Lisa Butler from Lake And Sumter Emergency Recovery for getting us food donation to send to Haiti. Our truck has been loaded with emergency supplies and food so we can help our brothers and sisters in Haiti. Pray God for us so we have the money to get the truck there soon. Please make donation to our website at www.icrmhaiti.com Here are some pictures of the truck being loaded with supplies to get to Haiti soon.

My plan is to get this 2 trucks to Haiti by the end of this year so we have a fleet of 10 trucks for transportation. Our vision is to have our guest feel welcome and comfortable while visiting our ministry in Haiti. We will have a new guest house so that anyone willing to visit us will have a place to stay while working in the ministry in Haiti helping our kids learn. We are in need of volunteers. Doctors, Nurses, Teachers. Please call me at 407-844-7962 and I can set up a trip for you. Check this page as the new guest house will be posted soon.

We purchased this truck and it is currently full with Hospital beds, bikes, clothes and other stuffs for the clinic. We need help getting it to Haiti. The cost is very expensive. $3500.00 plus custom fee in Haiti. With God's help we will get it there soon. Please donate at www.icrmhaiti.com so you can help us with our ministry in Haiti

Our Immediate Needs:

a. Cash donations - We have raised our budget from $275,000 to $800,000, and it could go higher. We do not have this money on hand and need your help connecting with potential donors this week. Please refer us to anyone you think can help on a larger scale. We can be reached at : (407) 844 7962

b. We need the following donations for our container. This list is put together with consultation from MAP International, who is in touch with all medical ICRM’s on the on the ground.

ITEMS NEEDED FOR CONTAINER TO HAITI:

Medical:

Wound care Material (all types)

*Tape 1 and 2 inch bandages

*Betadine

*Forceps

*Sterile water

*Pain medicine

*Lidocan 1% and 2%

*Sterile surgical knives

*Sterile suture/syringe kits

1^st and 2^nd line antibiotics / Bacterial infections
*Amoxicillin

*Bactrim

*Augmentin

*Oral Rehydration Salts

*Nutritional supplements (lots of requests for this) like the product Ensure.

Personal care items:
*Shampoo,
*Cream Rinse,
* Soap,
*Dental floss,
* Toothpaste,
* Toothbrush,
*Toilet paper, or baby wipes
*Feminine Products,
*Cleansing powder
*Laundry detergent
*Dish soap

Canned Food
*Canned or foil packaged tuna
*Canned salmon
*Canned chicken
*Re-fried Beans,
*kidney beans,black beans, green beans
*pork and beans(baked beans)
*Canned pasta with meat(chef Boyardee)
*Corned beef hash
*Beef Stew
*Canned Soups
*Canned carrot
*Cream soup
*Canned Corn, peas, and mixed vegetables,beets
*Canned milk
*Cheese sauce,salsa, chili, pasta sauce
*Canned fruit (fruit cocktail, peaches pineapple, pears)
*Canned juice (apple, pineapple, orange)
*Canned coffee

Packaged food
*Breakfast cereal
*Hot cereal
*Oatmeal packets
*Pancake mix
*Boxed pasta(macaroni &cheese)
*Boxed crackers, cookies
*Rice with beans or without
*Ramen noodles
*Tea bags
*Sugar
*Salt

Tableware
*Paper plates
*Napkins
*Plastics cups,Spoons,forks

Haiti Earthquake Update

INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN RESCUE MINISTRIES AND EGLISE INTERNATIONALE DU CHRIST D'HAITI would like to take this opportunity to update you on our work in Haiti during this difficult situation.

First of all ICRMHAITI want to thank each and everyone of you for your prayers and supports during this most difficult time. Secondly we want to inform that ICRMHAITI has been working tirelessly to provide aid and food to our community families.

Things are rapidly changing in the ground, especially here in Kenscoff. The earthquake hit us hard. Many facilities has been destroyed, people are still sleeping outside for fear of after shocks. Fortunately we have been able to provide assistance to many people. On the day of the quake, we help transport 400 people to the nearest hospital. There has not been any help coming from the Port-Au-Prince area yet, but we have been able to help. We have been working in concert with Mountain Top Ministries medical staff to help alleviate the sufferings of our people. We are in dire needs of medical supplies, food, shelter for the folks who lost their homes.

Here is what we know so far:
* Our facilities in Kenscoff has been damaged. The ministry house compound has been demolished. The church facility, though damaged, we were able to feed children with the help of Mountain Top Ministries.
* Our facility in Thomassin has been severely damaged as well. Including school and church. We are working diligently to assess the damaged to come up with a price tag for repair.
* We have a team currently on its way to Maroseau to do some assessment of the damage

Casualties:
* We are doing everything possible to locate all of our school children and so far we have not successful in locating all of them.
* One of our members and a dear cousin of ICRMHAITI President has been killed (Jennifer B. Loreston)
* Pastor Elisme Louissaint: Severly injured. Electric pole fell on him and his hand is severely injured. We were able to drive him to Jimani, RD to have care.
* Many of our church members has been injured, and we confirm one in the hospital in Petion-Ville with a broken foot.
* Member houses destroyed. We have a lot of our members with no tent due to loss of their homes