In the eye of a hurricane: stories from Haiti

Yukoner Morgan Wienberg was on the ground before, during and after Hurricane Matthew in Haiti.

Come out and hear her stories, ask questions, and say hello while she is briefly back in Whitehorse.

                         THURSDAY, October 27

                         Porter Creek High School

                         7:00pm Free Admission

IF you come at 5:00, you can enjoy a Spaghetti Dinner for only 10! Bring the family!

Tax receiptable donations are gratefully accepted. Cheques to be made out to Little Footprints Big Steps. See you there!

Trailer from the upcoming full length documentary Morgan’s Kids.

Little Footprints Big Steps co-founder and Head of Haiti Operations, had access to the internet on Sunday for the first time since the hurricane struck. Here is her post, photo from Jeremie/Grand Anse area:Overnight, the community and region I love so dearly was transformed from a lush, thriving source of promise… to a war zone. What once felt like home feels like a strange, disheartened land of destruction. Entire communities’ homes have been wiped out; people have lost all that they own and their livelihoods; hundreds of people have died. And yet – most are survivors. Despite losing everything, here they are: working to help others, beginning to put together pieces of their lives and rebuild. While aid organizations claiming to have prepared for the disaster remained inactive, locals were beginning to piece together what they could. Haitians are so strong. So incredibly strong. Yet, even more painful to see than the physical damage, is the trauma and pain in everyone’s eyes. Many do not yet see hope.