Kingston, Jamaica – July 6, 2015: Food For The Poor (FFP), the international charity organisation which started in Jamaica, is currently offering aid to needy persons in Haiti who have recently crossed over from the Dominican Republic where they had been living.
These persons, expelled from the Dominican Republic on the basis that they are not legal residents or citizens, though some were born there, have been streaming into Haiti, most of them in desperate need. FFP has responded to the urgent request for help for these individuals and families.
Aid is now being distributed through FFP Haiti warehouses in Port-au-Prince and Cap-Haïtien.
Below are photographs with highlights of FFP's contribution so far.
FOOD FOR THE POOR TO THE RESCUE: Hundreds of Haitians in need queue to receive much-needed relief items, such as, rice, shoes, kerosene stoves, blankets and baby supplies from Food For The Poor Haiti staff members in Téte-á-l’eau in the Southeast Department of Haiti.
TRUCKING WITH FOOD FOR THE POOR: Food For The Poor trucks parked with relief items before distribution, recently, in Haiti.
OFFERING HOPE TO THOSE IN NEED: Food For The Poor Haiti staff members unloading relief items outside Ecole Nationale de Bony school in Pascado in the Southeast Department of Haiti for needy individuals who gathered at the school.
THANK YOU, FOOD FOR THE POOR: Food For The Poor Haiti staff members distributing aid to the poor who have gathered in Téte-á-l’eau in the Southeast Department of Haiti.
PROVIDING AID FOR HAITIANS DESPERATELY IN NEED: Here, Food For The Poor Haiti staff members are seen packing relief items brought to Ecole Nationale de Bony school in Pascado in the Southeast Department of Haiti for needy individuals who were sent back to Haiti from the Dominican Republic.
HUSH, LITTLE ONE: A hungry child crying while holding on to her mother in Téte-á-l’eau, Haiti, as they wait on relief items from charity organisation Food For The Poor, recently.
HOLDING ON FOR SURVIVAL: This girl in Téte-á-l’eau, Haiti, holds on to barbed wires which surround a makeshift camp as she and her family wait to receive much-needed aid, such as, rice, shoes, kerosene stoves, blankets and baby supplies.
EXPECTING RELIEF: An expectant mother and her young child look on as dozens of families in Téte-á-l’eau, Haiti wait to receive much needed aid from Food For The Poor Haiti, recently.
PLEASE HELP US! These children patiently wait on relief items to be distributed by Food For The Poor to needy families in Téte-á-l’eau, Haiti, recently.
Published in Jamaica Observer. Click on: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/Food-For-The-Poor-rescues-Haitians-expelled-from-Dom-Rep_19188907
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