Photo Essay of ACDI/VOCA's Continuing Work in Haiti
"We're working hard with our partners to get food rations out to the most vulnerable, in addition to water and sanitation equipment," says Emmet Murphy, ACDI/VOCA-Haiti chief of party.
 ACDI/VOCA's warehouse of USAID-donated rations ready for distribution in Côtes-de-Fer.
 Workers help organize food rations to be loaded for distribution.
 Unloading of food rations for people in Côtes-de-Fer. ACDI/VOCA is working with local partners including the Haitian government, U.S. military, USAID, the World Food Programme and others to get food to the most vulnerable.
 A woman receives USAID rations.
 ACDI/VOCA employees discuss the food distribution.
 Group of tents in Côtes-de-Fer. The Jan. 12th earthquake destroyed many buildings in the city.
 A man and his daughter have a meal made from USAID rations.
 Equipment like good tents help Haitians keep safe from the rains.
La Vallée resident Rachelle Cheristal received emergency food rations from ACDI/VOCA.
 Those provisions have helped Cheristal, who is nine-months pregnant, and her two-year-old son. She is resilient but uncertain about the future.
To learn more about how Haitians are dealing with the earthquake's aftermath, read our recent feature "Strength, Resilience Help Stir Possibilities in Rural Haiti." Want to see more of what ACDI/VOCA is doing in Haiti?
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