ANGELINE*, 56, and grandchildren Case Study 

Wilson* 26, with his aunt Mirlande*, 50 

Riccardo*, 8, outside his home that was damaged in the earthquake 

Clothes that have been recovered from the rubble and washed, now hang over the remains of the collapsed home 

Clothes that have been recovered from the rubble and washed, now hang over the remains of the collapsed home. 

The inside of Angeline's* temporary shelter, showing the tarps keeping the rain out 

The inside of Angeline's* temporary shelter, showing the tarps keeping the rain out 

The inside of Angeline's* temporary shelter, showing the tarps keeping the rain out 

Clothes that have been recovered from the rubble and washed, now hang over the remains of the collapsed home 

Rubble from a collapsed section of Angeline's* family home 

Mirlande*, 50, shows how they have waterproofed their shelter with tarps 

Clothes that have been recovered from the rubble and washed, now hang over the remains of the collapsed home 

Jonas*, 10, Riccardo*, 8 and Jesula*, 7, sit where the front door to their house used to stand 

Jonas*, 10, Riccardo*, 8 and Jesula*, 7, sit where the front door to their house used to stand 

Jonas*, 10, Riccardo*, 8 and Jesula*, 7, sit where the front door to their house used to stand 

Angeline*, 56, was badly injured in the Haiti Earthquake 

Angeline*, 56, and her family (Left to right) son Wilson*, 26, and grandsons Riccardo* 8 and Jonas* 10 

INTERVIEW - Angeline*, 56 and her family, Haiti earthquake aftermath 

Left to right: Riccardo*, 8, Jonas* 10, and Jesula*, 7, inside the temporary shelter the family have constructed using the collapsed wall of their home 

Collapsed walls in Angeline's* home made waterproof with tarps