APF plans to rebuild the Fondwa Community Center destroyed by the earthquake of January 12, 2010, this time safer to guard against rain, earthquake and environment degradation. It will be used as a library, a visitor center and a cafeteria for the students.
The earthquake of January 12, 2010 in Haiti has created homelessness in all part of Haiti and all classes. So, the peasants of rural Fondwa Leogane were not exempt, students as well as families, sick and healthy suffered the effect of the earthquake. So, instead of permanent shelter, APF's goal is to continue to create sustainable development through rebuilding the community center which will be a temporary home, a library and a place to eat some hot meals to the 700 Fondwa locals.
Feeding more than 300 women and children, continue giving medicine and treatment to the 700 residents, and make operational the health center.
We will provide hope and safer housing and shelter to 700 women, children and men of a community. we will educate them and teach them how to change their lives, to empower themselves.
This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).
