Ways to Protect the Survivors of the Earthquake in Haiti

New Report: Haiti: Reproductive Health Assessment "Four Months On: A Snapshot of Priority Reproductive Health Activities in Haiti"
Cooking Fuel Needs in Haiti: A Rapid Assessment by Women’s Refugee Commission & World Food Programme
As thousands flee the capital, these are the Top Ten Critical Needs facing those displaced by the earthquake in Haiti.
Read what actions humanitarian workers should take to address the cooking fuel needs of people in Haiti.
Read what actions humanitarian workers should take to help people with disabilities in Haiti.
Read our RHRC Consortium Statement on addressing life-saving reproductive health services. Go here for additional key reproductive health-related resources for the Haiti earthquake response.
Read our statement on protecting children in Haiti and a list of recommendations from the Women's Refugee Commission and Kids in Need of Defense (KIND).
Read the letter to Secretary of State Clinton and the head of USAID on needs of women and girls in Haiti.
Read the letter to Dept. of Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano on Haitian Immigration.
Unaccompanied and Separated Children Following the Haiti Earthquake January 2010. Child Protection Working Group Guiding Principles.
Read Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano's Statement on granting temporary protected status to Haitians currently in the U.S.
The International Rescue Committee has deployed its Emergency Response Team to Haiti to deliver help to the devastated city of Port-au-Prince.