Some of you may remember the story of Rosemile, a twelve week old girl had been brought to Global Aid Network (GAiN) Canada’s medical clinic in Chambrun, Haiti in May 2010. She was extremely tiny and with no response to a stimulus rate, Rosemile ...
Just before noon one day in November 2010, Michael Peirone, a physician assistant from Barrie, Ontario, watched a young lady walk into the medical clinic in Carrefour, Haiti that was set up by a LIFE Team from Global Aid Network (GAiN).
While Lindsey Schacter, the LIFE Team Manager for Global Aid Network, and Walter Isaak, a LIFE Team member helping with the construction at the Ca-Ira orphanage, were sitting outside a construction store in Leogane, Haiti, a put-together gentleman in his thirties approached them and ...
Did you know that GAiN is involved with an orphanage in Haiti?
Six-month report on GAiN’s disaster relief efforts
Six months on, the government has yet to secure adequate shelter for many of the 2.1 million people...
After everything is destroyed, Emmanuelle struggles to rebuild her family’s life.
A family of seven try to rebuild their lives after Haiti's earthquake destroys it.
GAiN is ready to deploy eight containers, each totaling $100,000 (CAN) worth of emergency relief supplies to Haiti.
2011-11-16 | Critical Need
According to UNICEF statistics, there are nearly 2.5 million orphans in Tanzania. Almost half of them have been orphaned because their parents have died as a result of AIDS. Click to read more.
Like many countries in Asia, increasing population, and economic, agricultural and industrial expansion in Thailand are the major causes of the deterioration of water ...
"The stark contrast between life with clean water and the struggle for existence without it stood out the most to me," shares Rebecca Hey, ...
