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Leader of Church’s Charity Network to Visit Haiti

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Leader of Church’s Charity Network to Visit Haiti

Caritas secretary-general Michel Roy will be in Haiti this Friday through Tuesday. He will visit the hurricane-affected areas.

More than 900 people died in Haiti as a result of Hurricane Matthew,which passed over the south of Haiti at the beginning of October.

Roy will visit Haiti to discuss the Caritas response to the disaster and to show solidarity.

“Our friends at Caritas Haiti have described an apocalyptic situation in large parts of the south of Haiti. People are facing the challenges of hunger, thirst, illness and rebuilding their homes. They need all the help they can get, he explained.

“Caritas is calling for a surge of global solidarity to ensure the resources are available to provide support to communities, Roy added. “By walking hand in hand with Haitians during this terrible time, we ensure their suffering will not put on the back-burner.

Read more about Caritas” post-hurricane work.

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