6.1K views · 139 reactions | After the 7.2 magnitude earthquake on 14 August, the number of damaged and destroyed homes in Haiti has risen to over 130,000  Many communities are still recovering from the devastating 2010 earthquake, and are in urgent need of your support. Watch below for an update from ShelterBox CEO Sanj Srikanthan, or visit https://bit.ly/3sleiya for more details. | ShelterBox | Facebook

138K views · 33 reactions | On this day in 2010, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake hit Haiti, affecting an estimated 3 million people. | KSBW TV Action News 8 | Facebook

5.1K views · 111 reactions | Churches and schools across Haiti’s capital are now makeshift shelters for more than 1.3 million people displaced by gang violence, as the humanitarian crisis shows no sign of easing. | Reuters | Facebook

🇭🇹🍲🔥 Fun Facts About Haiti - Food and Traditions Haitian culture is a flavorful blend of history and heart. Soup Joumou, a UNESCO-honored dish, celebrates freedom every New Year’s Day. Spaghetti for breakfast shows creativity, while “degi” highlights community at local markets. Manba, Haiti’s spicy peanut butter, brings heat to every meal. And Fèt Gede turns November into a vibrant tribute to ancestors. In every word of Creole — “Kreyol pale, kreyol konprann” — Haiti’s unity lives on. 📊 Pol