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.