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September 2005 |
First visit to Haiti |
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September 2005-2008
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NTFP provides primary education to 222 children attending Coeur School |
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September 2005-2011 |
Education and living expenses are provided for 3 medical students, 1 nurse, 1 dentist, 1 engineer and 2 masonry students in Haiti in exchange for service to No Time For Poverty
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November 2005 |
NTFP launches its food distribution program providing food to needy families in Port Salut and surrounding regions
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January 2006 |
A bread storage facility is built for a local bread maker in exchange for 9,000 rolls to feed primary school children
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August 2006 |
Meeting with President Rene Preval, (former) Prime Minister Jacque-Edouard Alexis and Minister of Health, Dr. Robert Auguste
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January-July 2007 |
A large home near the clinic site is purchased, renovated and furnished. Kay Espwa (Kreyol for Hope House) frequently houses 10-12 guest including medical groups serving the Port Salut region
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January 2007 |
A previously-owned sports utility vehicle is purchased
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February 2007 |
A large storage facility is built in Port Salut to house supplies and equipment
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July 2007 |
A meeting with the Mayor of Port Salut and other local officials (first of many such meetings)
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September 2007 |
Documentation required for building the Klinik is completed and submitted to proper authorities
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November 2007 |
55 acres of land are purchased in Port Salut for KTNY
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January 2008 |
Architectural plans and rendering are drafted
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March 2008 |
Hospital Sisters Mission Outreach of Springfield, Il, commits to providing KTNY with medical equipment and supplies
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April 2008 |
A dinner gala with live and silent auction is held in Minneapolis/St. Paul, netting $73,000.00
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June 2008 |
EirGen Pharma, Ltd., a pharmaceutical corporation based in Ireland, commits to donating and shipping some of KTNY’s most essential medications
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September 2008 |
The first shipment of medication from EirGen Pharma, Ltd., arrives in Haiti
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October 2008 |
Our nursing student graduates
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December 2008 |
A formal partnership is established with World Wide Village for it to assume primary responsibility for Coeur School in 2009, enabling NTFP to focus on developing its comprehensive medical program
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January-February 2009 |
NTFP repairs and replaces the roofs of homes destroyed in hurricanes
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February 2009 |
Final architectural plans are rendered High Impact Panels from Trinidad are purchased and shipped to Haiti for use in construction of KTNY
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May 2009 |
Volunteer mobile medical team travels to Port Salut NTFP’s 2 masonry students graduate
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June 2009 |
Construction begins on Klinik Timoun Nou Yo
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September 2009 |
2nd volunteer mobile medical team travels to Port Salut
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October 2009 |
A dinner gala with live and silent auction is held in Minneapolis, netting $90,000.00
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January 2010 |
Comprehensive census of 5 localities in Port Salut
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January 12, 2010 |
Earthquake of epic proportions hits Haiti
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January 26, 2010 |
1st emergency medical relief team deployed to Haiti
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February 15, 2010 |
2nd Emergency medical relief ream deployed to Haiti
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March 2010 |
New utility vehicle is purchased
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April 8, 2010 |
3rd emergency medical relief team deployed to Haiti
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April 20, 2010 |
Census of 5 localities completed
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May 2010 |
2 of our 3 medical students graduate |
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June 2010 |
Our engineering student graduates |
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Summer 2011 |
Expected date of completion of construction of Klinik Timoun Nou Yo |
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May 2011 |
Expected graduation of our 3rd medical student |
Gatehouse and compound entrance
Inner walls built of high impact panels
The land

Breaking and collecting rocks for the foundation

Trenching the well
Wall enclosing the land

Starting the foundation
NTFP Highlights
KTNY Highlights
Mid 2009
The generator building is completed
The generator is delivered
Utility/storage facilities completed
Late 2009
Klinik Timoun Nou Yo
2010
Views of the exterior


Hard at Work
Detailing


Inside View

Outside View