By Sarah Leavitt | Digital Outreach Manager
It’s been seven months since January’s devastating earthquake in Haiti. Thanks to the outpouring of support from donors like you, Lambi Fund has provided emergency cash disbursements to large grassroots organizations in Northern Haiti. This region received over 45,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs). These organizations used the funds to purchase clothes, food, medical supplies and other life essentials for earthquake survivors.
Ostazia Ogusten and her husband have 10 children and live in Mahotiere in the NW. She states that, “After the quake our household doubled. It was extremely problematic. We didn’t have the means to care for them. It’s thanks to Lambi Fund that we got the relief we so desperately needed. We could supply food, water, and medical supplies to earthquake survivors.”
Providing emergency relief to earthquake survivors was just the beginning. These individuals need to develop forms of sustainable incomes and integrate into their new communities. Your continued support will help survivors launch small business enterprises and plant crops for their families- providing hope for today and tomorrow.
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