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A church lies in ruins following the massive earthquake that has displaced millions of people. Please give generously to those in need in Haiti.

18-month-old Navensky Charles suffered a broken shoulder, leg and arm before being rescued from his collapsing home by his father, Jerome.
Some 3 million people are affected by a 7.0 magnitude earthquake that hit Haiti on Tuesday.

World Vision volunteers prepare to treat the wounded.
The organization has rushed 18 metric tons of life-saving supplies from its warehouse in Denver to the island.

Patients on the grounds of L’Hospital General. Most of the hospitals in the area have suffered major damage so makeshift clinics are being set up to accommodate the injured.

A child rests on a makeshift bed made from a scrap of cardboard.
World Vision Canada president Dave Toycen is in Haiti. He says that there are many children separated from their families roaming the streets in shock.

Seven-month-old Billy is alive after being pulled from the rubble of her home. She was buried for about 48 hours. She is held by neighbour Julie Exile who rescued her.

In Haiti, president Dave Toycen says, “We just need more help. There’s not enough water, food or medical supplies. And it’s absolutely unacceptable.”

18-month-old Navensky Charles who suffered a broken shoulder, leg and arm before being rescued from his collapsing home by his father is pictured here with his anxious parents, Jerome and Nadia Charles.