Core Community Organized Relief Effort

Filing Period

Jan 1, 2012 to Dec 31, 2012

Signed

Oct 12, 2013

Return Version

2012v2.1

Gross Receipts

$20,604,861

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Camp and relocations j/p hro manages idp (internally displaced persons) camps in haiti, the petionville camp (pvc) and the neighboring cite maxo camp. J/p hro's management team upholds living standards in the camps, and provides services which include health, education, sanitation and solid waste removal, and safety/protection. 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 and in their transition to the surrounding neighborhoods. Families are offered one of three types of packages: a rental subsidy, house retrofit, or house reconstruction.

Activity 3

Community development - education, community and livelihood j/p hro runs an accredited in-camp school, 'ecole de l'espoir' ('school of hope') for pre-school to 6th grade, which now serves around 430 children from the j/p hro managed camps and surrounding neighborhoods. J/p hro has also launched a new initiative to help rebuild and strengthen the education system in the neighborhood of delmas 32 to conduct in-depth assessments of the community's education needs. The goal is to help forge an alliance among neighborhood schools and enable these schools to bridge gaps between needs and currently available resources. This initiative will give teachers increased access to professional development opportunities. The community development program focuses on rebuilding and fortifying community in delmas 32 and delmas 40b as thriving and economically prosperous neighborhoods are at the heart of rebuilding a stronger haiti. Through its community center, kay kominote, j/p hro provides, facilitates creates and delivers educational, psychosocial, artistic and social support to the community through various activities that are designed to enrich and empower long-time residents, as well as formerly displace families who have relocated from camp back to these neighborhoods. The j/p hro livelihoods program provides capacity building to create the opportunity for self-sufficiency through business management training, vocational training that establish vital links to the job market, and microfinance initiatives.

Filer

EIN

27-1703237