Who We Are

We are a group of returned volunteers living in Ireland who have worked mainly with Nos Petites Freres et Soures NPFS (Our Little Brothers & Sisters - Haiti).

If you would like to donate funds directly to the Irish branch of NPFS the bank account details are below:

Account Name:
Our Little Brothers and Sisters
6 Brookwood Avenue
Artane
Dublin 5
Sort Code: 900746 Bank of Ireland, Dublin Airport
Account No: 42863621

Since our return we have all shared a hope and passion for Haiti and her people, keeping in contact with our friends and colleagues there and at home.

These past few days have shocked us all. We are so thankful for all those who are safe and well and continue to keep everyone in our thoughts and prayers.

Our Aims Are Simple

To help to keep the spirit of hope alive by offering support and encouragement to our friends and colleagues in Haiti

We wish to create a hub of communication between friends and colleagues with shared experiences working in Haiti

Background

Irish and International Aid Agencies have worked alongside many dedicated local people on sanitation, communication, health, education childcare and environmental / shelter programes.

The Irish have always been well represented working away quietly and diligently – with help of funds raised in various parishes, clubs, communities and private donations in Ireland.

Practical Things You Can Do

Send a message of support and love by posting a message on this blog or emailing it to us and we will post it for you. Our email address is : irishresponse@gmail.com

Donate money or organise a local fundraising event

Keep yourself informed

Spread the word

Monday, January 18, 2010

Nurses needed for Haiti

The following request has been issued from NPH.

At this time we are compiling an on call database of medical volunteers for Haiti. Our most urgent need is NURSES.Candidates should have a prior relationship with NPH, MUST be self-sufficient, bring their own food and supplies plus spend a minimum of two weeks in country. French and or Creole is preferred but not mandatory.

I have additional information available if interested.

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