Haiti Receives More Relief from Counterpart International
Summary
We are most pleased that our extensive experience in commodities delivery and logistics and our vast network of partners has allowed us to provide much needed relief in this desperate situation,” says Rang Hee Kim, Senior Director of Counterpart’s Community and Humanitarian Assistance Programs (CHAP).Now, operating in 25 countries around the world, Counterpart works every day to empower vulnerable people to implement innovative and enduring solutions to social, economic and environmental challenges.We are most pleased that our extensive experience in commodities delivery and logistics and our vast network of partners has allowed us to provide much needed relief in this desperate situation,” says Rang Hee Kim, Senior Director of Counterpart’s Community and Humanitarian Assistance Programs (CHAP).Even before the earthquake, Haiti faced extreme poverty and high rates of malnutrition.Counterpart’s humanitarian aid shipments continue to help thousands of displaced families, including orphans, survive while they begin to rebuild their lives.The first container arrived in Haiti approximately one month after the January 12th earthquake.Now, operating in 25 countries around the world, Counterpart works every day to empower vulnerable people to implement innovative and enduring solutions to social, economic and environmental challenges.