Help Ashley & Natalie go to Haiti

Please help Ashley & Natalie Marshall go to Haiti and participate with the Haiti Rehab Project!

Due to the devastating earthquake in 2010, many Haitians suffered life changing injuries and now have significant physical disabilities. The Haiti Rehab Project is a non-profit organization whose mission is to support rehabilitation and medical clinics, orphanages, families, and outreach programs for those with special needs in Haiti.  The project participates in mobile medical and rehab clinics in areas that have little or no access to healthcare.  They provide canes, crutches, and walkers for those in need in Haiti and employ individuals with disabilities.  On our trip we will be traveling throughout the country assisting physicians in several rehabilitation and wound care clinics, visiting orphanages, bringing school supplies to children in need, and even visiting the amputee soccer team and wheelchair basketball team! 


The trip is from Friday, January 6th through Sunday, January 15th, 2017.  All funds donated will be used towards airfare, immunizations, food, lodging, and transportation throughout the country.  All funds are due by the end of December, 2016.

Ashley, who is a junior at Binghamton University is studying to be a Nurse Practitioner.  Natalie, a senior at Oneida High School, will be traveling to Europe next summer after graduation with the Rotary Youth Exchange Program.  Both girls have a love for travel, a keen interest in the medical field, and a passion for mission work.  It would mean so much to them to have the opportunity to go and help in a country that has such a need.