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Location: North Miami
Haiti Earthquake Memorial Event
Monique & Loriston Community Funeral Home Incorporated , together with Telemagic Digital located 14990 W Dixie Hwy, Miami, FL 33181 is inviting the community in general to a special Memorial Event in remembering our brothers and sisters that pay dearly with their lives and the countless victims of the devastating earthquake of January 12th 2010 in Haiti.
For Information Please Contact :
Monique Mathelier : 305-945-9425 Joseph Achile ( Nene Digital) 954-394-4777 --- 954-667-7795
Clubs: TELEMAGIC DIGITAL EARTHQUAKE MEMORIAL EVENT | Powered by vFlyer
Haiti Earthquake Memorial Event
Monique & Loriston Community Funeral Home Incorporated , together with Telemagic Digital located 14990 W Dixie Hwy, Miami, FL 33181 is inviting the community in general to a special Memorial Event in remembering our brothers and sisters that pay dearly with their lives and the countless victims of the devastating earthquake of January 12th 2010 in Haiti.
For Information Please Contact :
Monique Mathelier : 305-945-9425 Joseph Achile ( Nene Digital) 954-394-4777 --- 954-667-7795
Clubs: TELEMAGIC DIGITAL EARTHQUAKE MEMORIAL EVENT | Powered by vFlyer
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Monday, January 25, 2010
Friday, January 15, 2010
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
STATE DEPARTMENT UPDATE FOR HAITI
U.S. citizens in Haiti should remain in shelter. If exposed when an aftershock hits, take steps to avoid falling debris by getting to as open a space as possible, away from walls, windows, buildings and other structures. If indoors, take shelter under a heavy table or desk, or in a doorway. Avoid damaged buildings, and obey all instructions from local authorities. Do not use matches, lighters, candles or other flame in case of disrupted gas lines. Avoid downed power lines.
If possible, U.S. citizens in Haiti should contact friends and relatives outside of Haiti to inform them of their welfare.
Haiti Travel Alert
Virginia Task Force 1 - International Urban Search and Rescue
The team is comprised of emergency managers and planners, physicians and paramedics and includes specialists in the fields of structural engineering, heavy rigging, collapse rescue, logistics, hazardous materials, communications, canine and technical search.
Virginia Task Force 1 - International Urban Search and Rescue
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
ASSOCIATION DU BEL AIR HAITI
The organization was created in the beginning of 2007. We wanted to give something back to the community. We decided that education was going to be the priority. Bel Air has its share of successful men and women an their prowess were based solely on their education. It would have been too easy and traditionnal to give food and money, we opted instead for education and at the same token as the students started coming in into class, we realized that in order to keep them coming despite the fact that we made a comitment not to charge one cent if the program was to be successful we had to provide free food as well. Many of the kids were coming to school with empty stomachs. We established a lunch program and we are very proud of the fact that no one goes home hungry when school is over. Every child is provided with free lunches. We also have an after school program that addresses those kids that came to school a little late on life based on the facts that their parents could not afford to send them to school. The kids ranged from 5 years old to 15 years old each with their own stories and their struggles . We address speech impediments, we tutor them in math, french and wathever their needs might be. We make the environment as fun as possible. Christmas is very big where each and everyone received numerous gifts. The carnival season is always anticipated as well and we participate in a very grandiose way and they get to enjoy it a lot. Sports is highly encouraged cause Bel Air has had may athletes that have played at national and international level and they are very inspired by the stories. The celebration of Bel Air with fanfare and parades is something of a must seen. We get them as involved as we can and develop a sense of the importance of their community and the need to respect their neighborhood and a love for their education as well.
Sunday, January 03, 2010
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