Don't Give up on the People of Haiti...

"The problem that really bothered my heart the most are the amputees. I kept praying, and asking the Lord, is there a way to fix that, but they didn't have any recourse... Little children were having their legs cut off." -Linda Greene, ISOH/IMPACT Haiti.

"We've saved their lives, and now we have to establish a quality of life. We've left these people with a lot of wounds, and it's going to take time and it's going to take care for the wounds to heal." -Wes Taylor, ISOH/IMPACT Program Coordinator

We offer a big Thank You and "Mesi Anpil" (Thank you in Haitian Creole) to NBC24, the Cub Scouts and the Boy Scouts who helped to collect monetary donations and nearly 15 pallets of water, food, paper products, cleaning supplies and other critical relief items for the victims of last week's earthquake in Haiti. These pictures are from the last shift of scouts who came in to help. They represent Weblos Pack 54, Troop 27, Troop 87, Troop 66, Troop 101, Troop 154 and Pack 546.

We are so excited to announce a new ministry partnership with St. Vincent Mercy Children’s Hospital. Mercy Children’s Hospital has granted ISOH/IMPACT the exclusive right to coordinate the care of children from the developing world. That means that Mercy Children’s Hospital and ISOH/IMPACT will be working together to serve even more children from developing countries like Tajikistan, Honduras, and Guatemala!

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Our Emergency Relief Team is using creative methods to get relief supplies to Haiti as quickly and securely as possible. Our team of 20 doctors and medical personnel have arrived in Haiti and will be working with hospitals overrun with the wounded and injured from last week's 7.0 earthquake.