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Children at St. Damien’s Pediatric Hospital. This photo is from my recent time traveling to #Haiti and witnessing the inspiring work of NPH Haiti, St. Luke Foundation and Kenneth Cole Productions.
You can learn more about their work in Kenneth Cole's's Recovering with Love project.
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Community leader and healthcare worker, Raphael Louigene, assists a patient in St. Luke’s Hospital. I recently had an extraordinary opportunity to travel to Haiti and witness the inspiring work of NPH Haiti, St. Luke Foundation and Kenneth Cole Productions.
You can learn more about their work in the project, Recovering with Love, from Kenneth Cole Productions.
A resident of Cité Soleil walks through piles of garbage surrounding her home.
This is from my recent work in Haiti where I witnessed the inspiring work of NPH Haiti, St. Luke Foundation and Kenneth Cole Productions. You can learn more about it in Kenneth Cole's Recovering with Love reporting.
Photo by @amivitale. A mother holds her newborn child at St. Damien’s Pediatric Hospital.
I recently had an extraordinary opportunity to travel to Haiti and witness the inspiring work of NPH Haiti, St. Luke Foundation and @KennethColePRD. You can learn more about their work (and see an interview with me) in the Kenneth Cole Productions Healthcare in #Haiti series.
St. Luke staff member, Esther Desir, hugs a nurse inside inside St. Damien’s Pediatric Hospital. I recently had the extraordinary opportunity to travel to Haiti and witness the inspiring work of these incredibly selfless women. NPH Haiti, St. Luke Foundation and @KennethColePRD.
Meeting them is humbling and makes you want to be a better person. You can have the same opportunity to travel to Haiti and meet these women with Kenneth Cole to do good! Post photos on Instagram or Twitter of yourself doing good with the hashtag #SHAREGOOD for a chance to win a trip to Haiti. A $1,500 donation will be made in your name to the charity of your choice. This contest is a part of a broader, social good focused campaign that encourages people to “look good, for good.”
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Merry-go-round inside the NPH Haiti orphanage in Tabarre. NPH Haiti and the St. Luke Foundation for Haiti work tirelessly to provide support for those most in need. I recently had an extraordinary opportunity to travel to Haiti and witness the inspiring work of St. Luke Foundation, NPH Haiti and Kenneth Cole Foundation.
The St. Luke Foundation team, a Haitian run organization, is one of the only organizations able to work in supposedly "forbidden" areas, like Cité Soleil, an impoverished and densely populated area described as one of the "worst slums of the western hemisphere" because of the notorious violence. Until 2007, the area was ruled by a number of gangs who roamed the streets and often terrorized the neighborhood. It originally developed as a shanty town and grew to an estimated 400,000 residents, the majority of whom live in extreme poverty. The St. Luke's team is building new houses and providing education and medical care for an area that encompasses over 1.5 million people. They are being supported by the Kenneth Cole Foundation in Cité Soleil. You can learn more about this great work in the story "Recovering with Love" I shot for Kenneth Cole's "For Good" magazine:
