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Haiti Earthquake: 700,000 people still living in temporary shelters in Port-au-Prince

Project:London opens its doors on a Saturday

This Project:London event will take place on Saturday 31^st July and is uniquely interwoven into the CFG narrative during the third live action event which will begin from London's Marble Arch at 11am.

Doctors of the World UK is working with Conspiracy For Good in calling for volunteers to help raise the profile of its Project:London clinic and the service it offers to vulnerable people who are struggling to access healthcare.

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Six months after the earthquake, as the hurricane season begins, the timing for Haiti's reconstruction remains critical. Doctors of the World calls for the funds promised by the international community to be used to provide a truly equitable healthcare system

Our work has helped to limit the effect of the disaster on health, but the living conditions for the 1.3 million disaster victims in Port-au-Prince and the surrounding region are extremely difficult.

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Due to increasing demand from service users, Project:London is opening on the first Saturday of the month, starting from 3rd July.

The health advocacy programme will be open in Bethnal Green from 10am-3pm on the weekend. This session will be in addition to the regular opening hours held during the week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons.

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As well as providing medical care for vulnerable people around the world, our volunteers are also front-line witnesses to some of the world’s worst human and natural catastrophes.

Through this blog, we want to give a voice to our volunteers in the field. In that context, no-one can convey the terrible suffering, urgent needs and dedication better than them.