Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the American Red Cross is still at work in Haiti, rebuilding what the earthquake destroyed and working with local communities to make them safer and healthier. We have built homes, given people opportunities to earn money, provided access to clean water and sanitation systems, supported the delivery of health care, and taught communities how to prevent the spread of diseases and to be better prepared for future disasters. While our plans may evolve to respond to changing needs, in the coming years we will continue to help people leave camps to return to communities, and we will work to make these communities safe, healthy and vibrant.

American Red Cross Highlights in 2011

• 36,270 people received homes
• 364,300 people benefited from water and sanitation activities
• 2.4 million people received health and hygiene promotion messages
• 2.6 million people were reached with cholera programming
• 436,000 people learned how to better prepare for disasters
• 114,000 people benefited from livelihoods assistance
• A total of 3.2 million people were reached.*

* The sum of people reached by combining the different services does not equal 3.2 million because many people received multiple services.

For more information about ongoing Red Cross work and partnerships, read our Two Year Progress Report or review our Haiti-related stories and press releases. You can learn about our work around the world by viewing the 2010 Global Impact Report.

• Housing Progress Infographic
• American Red Cross Spending on Haiti Infographic