Core Community Organized Relief Effort

Filing Period

Jan 1, 2011 to Dec 31, 2011

Signed

Nov 12, 2012

Return Version

2011v1.2

Gross Receipts

$10,665,606

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Camp management and relocations j/p hro manages one of the largest idp (internally displaced persons) camps in haiti, the petionville camp (pvc) and the neighboring cite maxo camp j/p hro's camp management team coordinates the activities and services that other non-governmental organizations (ngos) stationed within the camps are providing. These services include health, education, sanitation and solid waste removal. J/p hro ensures that camp residents have reasonable access to these services.j/p hro provides relocation resources and assistance to those camp residents that are not financially capable of relocating out of camp to a more sustainable housing solution. Families are offered one of three types of packages: a rental subsidy, house retrofit, or house reconstruction. The relocations team validates ownership and safety of housing options prior to distributing subsidies. Six weeks after a family has relocated from camp, a check is conducted to guarantee that the beneficiary is still in the same house, and then an additional livelihood subsidy is distributed.

Activity 3

Education and community livelihoodj/p hro runs an accredited in-camp school, ecole de 'l'espoir' ('school of hope'), which now serves around 550 children. J/p hro also is implementing a program for youth who have not finished their primary education to give them the foundation they need to continue their education beyond the primary level. J/p hro opened the delmas 32 "community house" where it runs community programs aimed to enrich and empower residents and offers educational programs as well as recreational programs. The j/p hro livelihoods program provides capacity building to create the opportunity for self-sufficiency in life after camp. Opportunities include small business training, critical skills vocational training, connecting entrepreneurs to micro financing partners as well as forming partnerships with businesses in port-au-prince opening the door to additional employment possibilities.

Filer

EIN

27-1703237