Partner since 2005.

Produces the affordable, safe chlorine tablets that are used to disinfect water at our chlorinator sites around the country. One tablet can disinfect up to 25,000 gallons of water. Arch Chemicals also donated granular chlorine to combat the cholera epidemic in 2010. The chlorine was distributed throughout the consortium of 20 groups in Haiti.

After the January 12, 2010, earthquake, Hach donated chlorine residual test packets to ensure chlorine levels in our water after chlorination and prior to distribution are appropriate for human consumption and continual elimination of harmful bacteria. An additional 50,000 test packets were donated after Haiti’s October 2010 cholera outbreak to help us combat the worst public health catastrophe to hit the country since the quake.

Partner since 2010.

We have acquired a consignment of durable, waterproof Mini-BoGo solar flashlights from our Clinton Global Initiative partner EarthSpark. With the flashlights, water board members will now be able to operate water stations during the night if need be.

P & G’s Children’s Safe Drinking Water Initiative donated one pallet of 116,325 PuR calcium hypochlorite sachets distributed to locations where we cannot immediately install chlorinators. Each sachet can clean up to 10 liters of water.

Sumitomo Chemical USA supplied long-lasting insecticidal Olyset mosquito nets for our staff in Haiti and for the Lafana Institute of Hope, a home for more than 1,000 orphans, children, women, and elderly in Léogâne. These nets will provide life-saving malaria prevention for these at-risk Haitians.

Vestergaard Frandsen supplied mosquito nets for our staff in Haiti.