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P H A S E
O N E
TIMELINE
SEARCH AND RESCUE IN EMERGENCY SETTINGS, ESPECIALLY EARTHQUAKES, PEOPLE ARE LIABLE TO BE INJURED, TRAPPED, OR MISSING.
72 HOURS
The first 72 hours of every disaster response effort is committed to saving as many lives as possible. Though we are not a search and rescue organization, we offer the resources we have to support where we can. Typically during this critical time period our disaster response team is mobilized and begins a thorough assessment of the greatest needs. B E S T WAY T O H E L P
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hen disaster strikes people come togetherâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;tragedy has a way of creating solidarity. In the week following the 7.1 earthquake that devastated Haiti on January 12, 2010 the international community united to give over $150 million dollars. These donations were used to fund emergency search and rescue operations, provide much needed food and water, and establish temporary shelters. In order for disaster response to be at its best it requires donations. However, for disaster response to be at its very best it must grow into long term development. For the people of Haiti there are no quick fixes. The long hard road to recovery is going to take years of prayer, giving and hard work. The Haiti|5 campaign is an invitation for you to commit your best now, tomorrow and long after the debris from this earthquake has been removed.
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P H A S E
O N E
TIMELINE
SEARCH AND RESCUE IN EMERGENCY SETTINGS, ESPECIALLY EARTHQUAKES, PEOPLE ARE LIABLE TO BE INJURED, TRAPPED, OR MISSING.
72 HOURS
The first 72 hours of every disaster response effort is committed to saving as many lives as possible. Though we are not a search and rescue organization, we offer the resources we have to support where we can. Typically during this critical time period our disaster response team is mobilized and begins a thorough assessment of the greatest needs. B E S T WAY T O H E L P
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hen disaster strikes people come togetherâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;tragedy has a way of creating solidarity. In the week following the 7.1 earthquake that devastated Haiti on January 12, 2010 the international community united to give over $150 million dollars. These donations were used to fund emergency search and rescue operations, provide much needed food and water, and establish temporary shelters. In order for disaster response to be at its best it requires donations. However, for disaster response to be at its very best it must grow into long term development. For the people of Haiti there are no quick fixes. The long hard road to recovery is going to take years of prayer, giving and hard work. The Haiti|5 campaign is an invitation for you to commit your best now, tomorrow and long after the debris from this earthquake has been removed.
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TIMELINE
P H A S E
T H R E E
R E H A B I L I TAT I O N
3 36 TO
WHEN SOME LEVEL OF STABILITY IS RE-ESTABLISHED IN HAITI,
we will begin the six month to three year rehabilitation phase, which includes restoring basic services like water, food, shelter and sanitation. The hope in the rehabilitation phase is to return conditions to preearthquake standards.
MONTHS
B E S T WAY T O H E L P
Commit to the rehabilitation effort and respond to real time needs as they arise.
TIMELINE
1-6 P H A S E
T W O
MONTHS
CRISIS RESPONSE TO ENSURE THE SURVIVAL OF AS MANY AS POSSIBLE,
the Crisis response phase is a round-the-clock effort to provide vulnerable people with four essential items: medical treatment, ready-to-eat food, clean drinkable water and blankets. World Relief is extremely strong in this area as local churches serve as connection points to needy beneficiaries. B E S T WAY T O H E L P
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TIMELINE
P H A S E
T H R E E
R E H A B I L I TAT I O N
3 36 TO
WHEN SOME LEVEL OF STABILITY IS RE-ESTABLISHED IN HAITI,
we will begin the six month to three year rehabilitation phase, which includes restoring basic services like water, food, shelter and sanitation. The hope in the rehabilitation phase is to return conditions to preearthquake standards.
MONTHS
B E S T WAY T O H E L P
Commit to the rehabilitation effort and respond to real time needs as they arise.
TIMELINE
1-6 P H A S E
T W O
MONTHS
CRISIS RESPONSE TO ENSURE THE SURVIVAL OF AS MANY AS POSSIBLE,
the Crisis response phase is a round-the-clock effort to provide vulnerable people with four essential items: medical treatment, ready-to-eat food, clean drinkable water and blankets. World Relief is extremely strong in this area as local churches serve as connection points to needy beneficiaries. B E S T WAY T O H E L P
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P H A S E
F O U R
DEVELOPMENT RE-ESTABLISHING INFRASTRUCTURE,
irrigation, crops, income and public services are long-term projects, and considering the devastated state of Haiti pre-earthquake, development will be seriously challenged. The hope in the development phase is to advance Haiti well beyond pre-earthquake standards.
TIMELINE
5 7 TO
YEARS
B E S T WAY T O H E L P
Partner with World Relief to send money, supplies and teams to help churches in Haiti rebuild their communities.
P H A S E
F I V E
TRANSITION FINALLY, NEARLY TEN YEARS AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE,
we will enter into the fifth phase of disaster response, transition. Our goal is for indigenously led NGO’s to rise up and take over World Relief development projects like microfinance, maternal care, and child mortality. B E S T WAY T O H E L P
Support new local NGO’s with long lasting, beneficial partnerships.
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P H A S E
F O U R
DEVELOPMENT RE-ESTABLISHING INFRASTRUCTURE,
irrigation, crops, income and public services are long-term projects, and considering the devastated state of Haiti pre-earthquake, development will be seriously challenged. The hope in the development phase is to advance Haiti well beyond pre-earthquake standards.
TIMELINE
5 7 TO
YEARS
B E S T WAY T O H E L P
Partner with World Relief to send money, supplies and teams to help churches in Haiti rebuild their communities.
P H A S E
F I V E
TRANSITION FINALLY, NEARLY TEN YEARS AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE,
we will enter into the fifth phase of disaster response, transition. Our goal is for indigenously led NGO’s to rise up and take over World Relief development projects like microfinance, maternal care, and child mortality. B E S T WAY T O H E L P
Support new local NGO’s with long lasting, beneficial partnerships.
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