The Most Popular Kingston Herald Articles of 2016
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Kingston Charity’s Medical Team Treating Victims of Hurricane Matthew
Helping Haiti's medical clinic in Cité Soleil seeks funds for medicine and food Keep Reading
Kingston Medal Recipient Returning to Haiti’s Cite Soleil
Charity founder returns to Haiti after receiving Meritorious Service Medal Keep Reading
Kingston Charity Brings Dental Care to Haiti
The Helping Haiti team has returned from another productive trip to the impoverished Caribbean country, where founder Tammy Aristilde kept busy with multiple projects that included a new dental contingent. In 2014, Aristilde had been put in touch with the group Kindness In Action – a charity that organizes trips to developing countries where they… Keep Reading
“Helping Haiti” Reflects on Summer Accomplishments, Plans Next Trip
Kingston-based charity Helping Haiti had a whirlwind trip to Cite Soleil in July. Much was accomplished during the short trip. In an update, founder Tammy Aristilde reports that between 40-65 locals were hired and fed every day, helping the charity with work in Cite Soleil. General housekeeping was accomplished within the medical clinic: they installed… Keep Reading
Kingston Charity Kept Busy During Recent Visit to Haiti
Medical Clinic opens for business in Port-Au-Prince's Cité Soleil Keep Reading
Kingston Charity Will Once Again Be Helping Haiti
Variety of training and medical projects are planned for July mission Keep Reading
Haitian Star to Perform at Monte’s for Local Charity
Entry to April 3rd show is by donation to Kingston charity "Helping Haiti" Keep Reading
Kingston-Based Program to Empower Women and Save Children in Haiti
100 women from Port-au-Prince to be trained in first-aid and CPR Keep Reading
Kingston-Sponsored Community Centre Under Development in Haiti
'Pivot Point Community Centre' in Haiti's Cite Solei being constructed by Kingston charity Keep Reading
Kingston Charity Teaches Haitian Gangs to Heal in Cite Soleil
Gangsters giving first aid to fellow residents of Cite Soleil – the notoriously impoverished district of Port-au-Prince in Haiti – might sound unlikely, but it’s now a reality due to an innovative project developed by the “Help Tammy Help Haiti” charity founded by Kingston resident, Tammy Babcock. During her many trips to Haiti, Babcock had puzzled… Keep Reading