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EARTHQUAKE: Two Years LaterIt’s hard to believe it’s been two years since the devastating earthquake that struck Haiti on January 12, 2010, and Hope for Haiti continues to walk with the Haitian people on the road to recovery. We are working on school re-construction projects in Port-au-Prince and provide on-going relief and support to those that fled the capital to the south. Thank you for supporting our important mission at this critical time. For more information regarding Hope for Haiti's relief and recovery efforts, click here.This is My Haiti Walking with Stanley Liste through a crowd of people in downtown Les Cayes is a humbling promenade of introductions. Like a politician, Hope for Haiti’s Operation Officer bumps fists and greets with “Koman ou ye?” (How are you?) in Haitian Creole to preschoolers and grandparents alike.The fluent speaker of six languages thoughtfully shrugs at the goal of learning Chinese next. His father was a linguist, speaking 12 languages which he picked up as an international boat captain. “I have to speak more languages than he did, so I’ll keep reading books and learning until I know at least 13!” As Hope for Haiti’s longest tenured employee, Stanley joined the team after serving as a translator for former Country Director Mike Stewart. To learn more about Stanley Liste, click here. |
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