Posts Tagged ‘Haiti’

Holiday Gift: Peterson Needs an Oxygen Concentrator

December 20th, 2011 by Janera Soerel

I am just back from Haiti where I volunteered at St. Damien’s Pediatric Hospital which serves the the poorest of the poor.

One of the patients is Peterson, a boy who lives at St. Damien’s because he is chained to an oxygen concentrator. It’s a big machine which needs to stay plugged into electricity.

Saving Starfish: Father Rick at St. Damien’s Hospital in Haiti

December 14th, 2011 by Janera Soerel

In early December, I volunteered for a week as an Urban Zen Integrative Therapists (UZIT) at St. Damien’s Pediatric Hospital in Haiti. Gillian Cilibrasi, Mitten Wainwright, Liz Lattuga, and I taught yoga to the staff and a handful of the sick children.

The Questions Surrounding Haiti

March 15th, 2010 by Janera Soerel

JANERA’s recent event, “Haiti’s Reconstruction & the Geopolitical Implications of a Permanent U.S. Presence,” buzzed with curiosity, invested interest, heartfelt concern and a commitment to rebuilding the earthquake-devastated country.