Help Earthquake Victims in Haiti

Disaster Response - Haiti Earthquake Disaster Response - Haiti Earthquake

Disaster Response - Haiti Earthquake


A powerful 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti on January 12. Habitat for Humanity is working on affordable shelter solutions with low-income families in affected areas. Our ability to respond effectively to this disaster will require support from donors, volunteers, corporate partners and other community organisations.

Disaster Response - Haiti Earthquake Disaster Response - Haiti Earthquake

Your support is vital to our efforts. You can read more about the quake on http://www.bbc.co.uk Without going into details it is particularly devastating and while such events do not discriminate in terms of who they hit hardest we know that the poor will be effected the most severely and take longest to recover. Haiti is one of the poorest countries in the world and the talk in news bulletins is of..... " thousands of people sitting in the streets with nowhere to go. There are people running, crying, screaming. "People are trying to dig victims out with flashlights. I think hundreds of casualties would be a serious understatement." Please take the time to read the BBC coverage and pray for our colleagues, home partners and their families in Haiti and Latin America this morning.


Your support to relieve the plight of those affected is crucial. Please visit the following link to donate: http://www.habitatforhumanity.org.uk (When you get to the box that asks where you want your money to go there is a drop down menu which will give you a Haiti earthquake option.) Alternatively cheques & credit card donations can be made to: Supporter Services at HFHGB, 46 West Bar, Banbury, OX16 9RZ. Tel: 01295 264240


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Liverpool Habitat for Humanity has generously been given 2.2 acres of land on Kingsley Road by the Roman Catholic Church and will be building 32 homes with partner families and volunteers over the next 5 years.


LHFH has a comprehensive procedure for selecting families. There are three main criteria for qualification: to have a housing need and already live within the Liverpool City area (that is pay Council Tax to Liverpool City Council); to be willing to partner with LHFH to put 500 hours of "sweat equity" into building on the project and to have an income between £10 - £30k. Applicants who live, work or have a strong connection with the Liverpool 8 postcode area will be preferred.

Find out how by contacting us at:

 

Liverpool Habitat for Humanity
83 Alt Street
Liverpool L8 2UF

Tel: 0151 707 9440
E-mail: info@liverpoolhfh.org.uk

 

Or use our online contact form.