But first,we talk about some small groups and individuals in the United States who are helping the people of Haiti.

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He is also a leader of a humanitarian aid organization that has been supporting a school in Haiti for years.

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Medical workers in Haiti are now trying to spread the message not to use river water without some form of purification.

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Disease-control experts from the United States confirmed the first cases of cholera in Haiti on October twenty-first in the Artibonite area.

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Now,he says,people must not permit Haiti's poorest citizens to return to the terrible conditions that existed even before the earthquake.

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Other patients have been cared for on the United States Navy hospital ship Comfort and other Navy ships sent to Haiti.

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Harry Covert says the key to re-building the school, and all of Haiti,is to make sure the work is done right.

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But I was born in Haiti. In the summer of 2009 I would like to lead a humanitarian trip to Haiti.

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In Washington, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said the problem was not getting enough supplies to Haiti.

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The money will be used to meet emergency needs, such as water,food and shelter for homeless people in Haiti.

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Secretary Clinton said donors and the government of Haiti showed a new level of international support, coordination and cooperation.

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This week on our program, we look at some of the efforts to assist Haiti and its people.

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Kathleen Sebelius says the United States had medical teams in Haiti well before the earthquake and will have them there well after.

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If you asked those people where they are from, they would probably say: The Dominican Republic,China,Jamaica, Guyana,Mexico,Ecuador,Haiti, Trinidad and Tobago,Colombia or Russia.

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All that and more is urgently needed after a powerful earthquake wrecked much of Haiti's capital on Tuesday.

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After the earthquake, President Obama asked former presidents Bill Clinton and George W.Bush to raise money for Haiti.

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The Obama administration now faces the earthquake relief effort in Haiti and the threat of terrorism at home.

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He said the donors must make sure Haiti gets the money it needs when it needs it.

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Professor Murray says the average farm in Haiti measures about one or one and a half hectares.

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He heads an environmental group in Florida called One Village Planet that works in Ghana and Haiti.

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In Virginia,employees of the Alexandria Sheriff's Office donated seven thousand dollars to help school children in Haiti.

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Some of the money raised in the telethon will go to Wyclef Jean's Yele Haiti Foundation.

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Recently,Wyclef travelled to Haiti with former President Bill Clinton and United Nations SecretaryGeneral Ban Ki-moon .

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Other charities that will receive money are Oxfam America, the Red Cross,UNICEF, the United Nations World Food Program and the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund.

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Wyclef was born in Haiti. At the age of nine he moved with his family to Brooklyn, New York and later to New Jersey.

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In nineteen thirty-six,Hurston traveled to Jamaica and Haiti with a financial award from the Guggenheim Foundation.

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"You are feeling hopeless. If I was in Haiti when that happened, when the earthquake happened, I could go and help somebody that's injured.

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Spring is the time when farmers in Haiti plant about sixty percent of their crops.

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He said the doctors, like many relief workers in Haiti, faced a shortage of supplies and had to be creative with the equipment they had.

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