May 27 - bathing

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May 28th 2010

Published: May 28th 2010

Bathing is an effort for them. Little children are bathed in pans or buckets in the camp mostly. Larger children and adults use other methods. See pics.

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Myrtle Whitcomb

HaitiBound

I am serving in Port-au-Prince, Haiti as an Emotional and Spiritual Care Officer for a Salvation Army camp of about 20,000 refugees, with a clinic and an unknown number of SA volunteers. This came from out of nowhere, so I'm sure it's a 'God' call. I am somewhat apprehensive about all this responsibility. However, I am centering on His promise to provide what I will need for those He brings to me. Prayer support will be appreciated.... full info

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showers

these are 'showers' built to provide some privacy, especially for women. However, bathing is still from a bucket of water carried in.

'showers'

men and older children bathe here at the top of the old stadium tiers. Water comes from spigots.

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