Wings Over Haiti School in Croix-des-Bouquets.
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January 12, 2010 brought all eyes of the world focused on Haiti. An earthquake had turned a poverty-stricken country into a place where all hope seemed to be lost. One of the most desperate conditions was that millions of people had lost homes to live in and schools to educate the next generation.

Rotary International arrived within hours with tents for temporary houses and schools sprang up in buildings that were still standing and considered safe. The immediate need was solved but not a permanent solution for Haitians to regain a semblance of normalcy. The need for permanent structures for living quarters is still on the drawing board waiting for ample funding and long term actions.

Midtown Atlanta Rotary Club also saw the need. They did not wait for others to step forward. They took on a big commitment and set the stage to develop the Rotary Villages School. Their Haitian partners are the Petionville Rotary Club and HEART Haiti Another Rotary partner is a Rotary Club in Bulgaria whose president Nikolay Shushkov visited MARC several months ago.
Rotary Club Blagoevgrad - Centrum, Rotary District 2482, Bulgaria and The Somers, N Y Rotary Club.

HEART  Haiti

The first phase is to build a school for the 46 children who are still living in tents. Shipping containers will be used as the basic, strong construction. The school will be able to accommodate up to 75 students and will include space for kitchen and dining area. The kitchen will be staffed by the HEART Haiti volunteers who already work diligently to provide nutritious and healthy meals for the children. Shipping container construction has been chosen because it resists destruction from future hurricanes and earthquakes, is less than half the cost of conventional construction, can be completed in a short period of time, and is a building method that is easily learned.

Our Haitian crew, with a design and construction volunteer supervisor, is already on site. Both the crew and the supervisor have had experience building with containers, and their plan is to have the school to present at the time of the Caribbean District 7020 in April.
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Greetings from Haiti
Greetings from Haiti
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HAITIAN CREW PREPARING THE SITE WEEK #1
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Rotary Village


"ROTARY VILLAGES"

Built by
The People of Haiti


Sponsored by:

Midtown ATLANTA Rotary Club"

HEART Haiti

Greetings from HEART

THANK YOU!
 
Midtown  Atlanta
Petionville Rotary Club, Haiti
   
Somers.N.Y.
Blagoevgrad Center Rotary
   
MARCH 8, 2013 RIBBON CUTTING
MARC Foundation (designated to Haiti project)
Thank You!

We welcome your tax deductible financial support.

Questions about the project or to ask about donating
E-Mail Barbara Rose by clicking here.
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Make your check to MARC Foundation (designated to Haiti project) and send to the
Midtown Atlanta Rotary Club
% Ansley Golf Club,
196 Montgomery Ferry Dr.
Atlanta, GA 30309


HEART Haiti


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PDF of Future School

the HEART  school