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Haiti Earthquake

On January 12 at 4:53 p.m., a magnitude 7.0 earthquake rocked the island country of Haiti, primarily impacting its capital of Port-au-Prince and its nearly two million residents. These images show ELCA partners at work on the ground, thanks to your generous support. Go to the ELCA Disaster Web site to learn more and donate now.
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    This family is among hundreds of earthquake survivors huddled in tents and makeshift shelters in a soccer stadium in the Santa Teresa area of Petionville, Haiti. They have named the narrow passages between their shelters with street names. Hundreds of thousands of Haitians were left homeless by the January 12 quake. The ACT Alliance is providing water and other services to this community. Photos by Paul Jeffrey/ACT Alliance.
    A woman who survived Hait's devastating January 12 earthquake carries water through a camp for homeless families in the Belair section of Port-au-Prince. The ACT Alliance is providing water, tents, and other support for families living here. Photo by Paul Jeffrey/ACT Alliance
    Sentia Fabien, a 10-year old survivor of Haiti's devastating January 12 earthquake, washes laundry outside her family's tent in a displaced person's camp in the Belair section of Port-au-Prince. The tents and other support for the camp have been provided by the ACT Alliance. Photo by Paul Jeffrey/ACT Alliance