November 24, 2010
Categories: Sovereignty
Tags: community development, grassroots
“The People Must Be Agents of Change”: The Lambi Fund of Haiti: “Josette Perard is director of Fon Lanbi Haiti, the Haitian counterpart of the Lambi Fund. Fon Lanbi trains, builds capacity of, and gets grants to women’s and small farmer organizations in rural areas. Josette’s perspectives on community development follow. The idea of development …
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November 17, 2010
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We are very excited about the Ayiti Now Corp School Book Bank. Last week we delivered the first school books and started new assessments for all of the new recipients and restavek . Photos and videos of the November mission will be available soon. We believe that empowering children with school books is a first step towards better …
July 17, 2010
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Ayiti Now Corp is energized about the upcoming trip and working feverishly to get everything in order. We are anxious to deliver our goods & services to the orphaned children and restavek we are targeting on this mission and can’t wait to share stories, laughs and precious moments with them TRIP AGENDA: 1. Provide vaccinations Partners in Health …
January 17, 2010
Categories: Books, Founder-2, Missions
Tags: 2010 earthquake, poverty, Restavek
In January 2010, immediately after the earthquake hit Haiti, Uchenna Aningo MD, a practicing physician assistant in Florida, united a team of healthcare providers from around the United States who were ready and willing to go to Port-au-Prince. In a few days, Uchenna and Alex coordinated a team of surgeons, physicians from many specialties, pharmacists, …
March 17, 2009
Categories: Books, Founder-1, Missions
Tags: Democracy, Port Au Prince
In March 2009, Alex Lizzappi, our founder and CEO, and Uchenna Aningo MD were vacationing in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic when they decided to travel 12 hours by bus to visit Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Port-au-Prince was still recovering from a major hurricane, and the state of the population was very precarious. Poor national infrastructure, combined with …