Treatment For Children

Preventable Childhood Disease: 

Thousands of innocent boys and girls living in Haiti suffer from deadly diseases that could easily be prevented. International Child Care vaccinates children against diseases including diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, polio and measles.

Inadequate Sanitation:

Inadequate sanitation contributes to the spread of disease. Diarrheal illness, a leading cause of death in Haiti, can be attributed to poor sanitation. Through the building of latrines International Child Care helps fight the spread of disease.

Contaminated Water:

Twenty-nine percent of Haiti´s total population – 2.3 million people – does not have access to potable water. International Child Care health workers educate Haitians about the importance of drinking clean water and in rural areas. Where public water is not available, ICC digs wells to provide safe drinking water for entire communities.

Malnutrition:

Malnutrition remains among the most critical problems worldwide, particularly for the underprivileged and poor in developing countries like Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Thankfully, much of the suffering caused by malnutrition is preventable. International Child Care offers several programs to help combat malnutrition and its harmful effects.

Donation For Proper Arrangement Of These For Children.

Thanks A Lot.

Mary Beth.