By Jennifer Browning U.S. Senator Bill Nelson vowed, during a visit to the Miami's Ryder Trauma Center last week, to continue his efforts to secure funds for the Hospital Bernard Mevs Project Medishare, a critical care and rehabilitation hospital, operated by Project Medishare and the...
Read MoreBy Jennifer Browning Last night Project Medishare co-founder and president, Dr. Barth Green, received the Florida Association of Nonprofit Organization's (FANO) Lawton's Heart Humanitarian Award for his lifetime devotion to humanitarian causes. The award was presented by the University of Miami's Miller School of Medicine's Dean Pascal...
Read MoreBy Jennifer Browning While Haiti's only critical and trauma care facility, Hospital Bernard Mevs Project Medishare, is now operating with a predominantly Haitian staff, we are still accommodating up to 43 volunteers each week. Starting in October, volunteers are required to pay a $300 tax-deductible fee to...
Read MoreBy Jennifer Browning Kim Barnard volunteered at Hospital Bernard Mevs in June, since then she has joined fellow volunteers in raising money to assist Project Medishare in raising funds to keep the only critical care hospital in Haiti open for business. Musician friends of hers from Kickstart,...
Read MoreBy Jennifer Browning On May 22, the City of Miami Beach hosted Rock for Haiti which raised money to outfit and repair two surplus emergency medical vehicles which the Miami Beach Mayor and Commission donated to Bernard Mevs Project Medishare Hospital in Port-au-Prince. The ambulances are now...
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Read MoreBy Jennifer Browning Project Medishare co-founder and president, Dr. Barth A. Green, will receive the Lawton’s Heart Humanitarian Award for his lifetime devotion to humanitarian causes from the Florida Association of Nonprofit Organizations (FANO). The award will be presented by Miller School Dean Pascal J....
Read MoreBy Dr. Tisha Titus* We arrived in Haiti six months to the day after the 2010 earthquake, not quite knowing what to expect the conditions in Port-au-Prince to be. Would we be safe in transit? Would the roads taking us out of the city be blocked...
Read MoreFeaturing some of the brightest stars in music, ‘Revival’ is a new offering from Rhythms Del Mundo (RDM) in partnership with the widely-respected Artists Project Earth (APE), a UK NGO focusing on disaster relief and climate change awareness. With each of the tracks given the...
Read MoreBy P.J. Pitts It's funny how we sometimes end up exactly where we're supposed to be, even if we don't know we're supposed to be there. The other day while sitting in the logistics office, waiting for my caffeine to set in, and ...
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