Because of your generous response, we have spent over 180,000 dollars in helping the people of Haiti after the January 12th earthquake over the past 6 months.

How was that money spent? You can see actual photos of our relief efforts in Haiti here, but here's a peek at some of the aid we could extend to Haiti:

• 3,000 5-gallon water jugs
• 788 food kits, each with enough supplies to provide 30 meals to a family of 5
• Over 375,000 nutritious rice packs
• 1,850 lb of a highly nutritious peanut butter paste to combat malnutrition in children
• More than 7,000 lb of medicine and medical equipment
• Two medical teams with counselors to minister to tent cities and our projects in northern Haiti

We continue to do more in Haiti with your help. You have saved lives! People in Haiti are able to see God’s tangible love because we are able to meet their needs. Thank you.

How three young girls are embodying 1 Timothy 4:12 and making a difference for Haiti, one snow cone at a time...

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Haiti will again be in the news today, but those stories will likely reflect on how much is left to do and how so many are still without so much. But there are stories of hope - stories you helped change. Read more about how your support and prayers allowed others to see that God has not abandoned Haiti...

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Our Vice President of International Child Ministries, Jack Eans, traveled to Haiti to meet with leaders of two tent cities outside Port-au-Prince. During the week of meetings and hard work, he slept in the tent city to better understand what these communities deal with on a daily basis. Here are his thoughts on why Haiti is such a difficult situation, and what is truly needed there...

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Tent City - Port-Au-Prince, Haiti

Our Vice President of International Child Ministries, Jack Eans, traveled to Haiti to meet with leaders of two tent cities outside Port-au-Prince. During the week of meetings and hard work, he decided to sleep in the tent city to be able to grasp just what these communities deal with on a daily basis.

Rain. Rubble. Rebuilding. It's all still there...

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With assistance from Stop Hunger Now and James River Assembly in Ozark, Missouri, Mission of Mercy continues to provide basic food stuffs and nutritional support to the poorest families around each of our 14 child development centers.

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A team of twelve from one of our partner churches, James River Assembly in Ozark, Missouri, is currently in Haiti to help with a second round of food distribution. These food and water deliveries will relieve the strain on our staff and partner churches who are struggling to feed the earthquake refugees in their care, while also providing urgent nutritional support to Mission of Mercy children from the poorest families.

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This is the third trip to Haiti for Dr. Beyda and the medical team since November, 2009, and the second after the earthquake. Leaving on March 20th, the team consists of 12 medical professionals, 8 pastoral counselors, and 3 lay people. They will also bring more than 600 pounds of medical supplies and a number of 5-gallon water containers for refugee families. Working closely with local pastors and interpreters in Port-au-Prince, the medical team will serve in established tent cities.

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Mission of Mercy released details on Wednesday, Jan. 27th, for a long-term coordinated plan to address the growing refugee crisis and food shortage hitting its 14 projects in the northern half of Haiti. The plan includes a cross-border effort with its staff in the DR. Read more here...

See your support in action! As Mission of Mercy moves to address the growing food and water crisis in northern Haiti, supporters in the US have rallied to supply relief to Mission of Mercy child development projects and others in greatest need in those communities. See the pictures...

Praise God! The medical team consisting of 8 medical professionals from Arizona have returned from their 5 day first-responder mission to Port Au Prince, Haiti. Over their stay they cared for over 750 individuals addressing severe cuts, broken bones, dehydration and malnutrition. Thank you to those who have prayed for this team. Your support is felt and appreciated!

Updated: 01/25/2010
Live interview from Haiti with Medical Mercy Director, Dr. David Beyda

Medical Mercy Director, Dr. David Beyda describes the accomplishments from a medical team sent from Arizona to Port Au Prince, Haiti, to respond to the growing humanitarian crisis after the January 12th earthquake.



The people of Haiti need your help now!!

Arrangements have been made for a medical team to arrive on Tuesday, led by Medical Mercy Director, Dr. David Beyda. This team of medical professionals will fly into Port au Prince to assist with the massive humanitarian crisis at hand. We will be working with Mission of Hope Haiti, an organization we have partnered with in the past.

PLEASE DONATE NOW to help us purchase food, water, tents, and specific medical supplies for this team and for general relief work. 100% of your donation will be used for our relief efforts.

With limited communication, Mission of Mercy staff on the ground in Haiti and Dominican Republic have confirmed that all sponsored children and their families are safe. In addition, no projects were damaged and the projects have resumed operation.

Mission of Mercy thanks those who have already given to support the relief efforts. Your contributions are buying tents, food, water and medical supplies for those in Haiti who have been affected.

Mission of Mercy operates 14 projects in the country of Haiti, all located in the north of this small Caribbean nation, approximately 80 miles from the epicenter of the earthquake. We can now say that there has been no damage to the buildings our projects operate out of. Children are safe and the programs are operating on normal schedules.

Haiti shares the island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic where Mission of Mercy operates 30 projects. Though they experienced strong tremors, there has been no other impact to our children or project structures in that country.

Communication remains difficult, but we will update information as we hear more from the project leaders. Please keep the people of Haiti in your prayers.

Mission of Mercy is responding to this disaster. Please join with us by making a donation to the Haiti Earthquake Relief Effort. Funds will go to purchase tents, food, water, and medical supplies to assist in relief efforts in Port Au Prince.

During the first week of November, a medical team of over 20 people traveled to Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. They examined more than 1000 children and distributed 600 lbs. of medicines. Click on the video below to share in their experience.