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[be disabled. most of whom were born 3m}: their conditions. were "1m would be an amazing flammth to make." Mr. Epp said. MAKING CONTACT ,Qan a: A Jan 30 [one a one so.» am Jon 1) I Jan, 3 [U110 A man you 4.1“ “7007 DATE! very little fill Stoufl‘ville to Haiti: Crisis revisited 1143 5 “Cum flu! II} F mmmwm (‘1 9mm. Qt)‘; 640 "In" H:- 905540 I)!” L mu' “mm mm Web mu.m,m40 ‘A RA shunned and virtually exiled from Burnamaccording to although many of the disabled are stillflrasraiy in the of (cuts. attitudes towards them an: Chm The disabled an: no longer just those sufiering from binh defects. but also people who were once ablecbodied coworkers. team- mates and ne, hours dealing with the after (2 acts of surviving an earthquake. “It’s haxdto haven stigmaagainst someone you know already. 1 ... That's another téachable moment," Mr. Epp said. ‘ 'Ibachable moments. like this (mg. alpng with a proper education system are part of what will trans- furm HMfl. - "his Mm take this generm lion ofkids to school and get- ting an education to change Haiti." M r. luck. who is currently in Haiti. said. ' 0ch the past. l2 months. Mr. luck has been to Haiti'ahuut wven times In help with relief. but to also axsist in the rebuilding of their two orphanages for girls - Freedom Hausa Bethesda in Pun~au-Princc and thdom House-Grace in lac? SIGâ€"7”” zoo-410m new“ Steam - summon / ° 3! W “A '- Looss was ‘ (HA-"Ina? ’ UPIOOLSTERY id "In W“ advancing business diction. Innovation and growth dmnaged in the earthquake '1he Locks, who God they would establish a home for orphans creafefl Freedom House Haiti Christian Orphanage: in 2006. Haiti has long had a reputation for abusing girls and women. so their orphanages are dedicated to treating and educating‘glfls to stop that cycle. ‘ me! â€"â€" both of which were heavily While reconstructing its home "in Iacmel. the orphans lived in a rental property. Now that the girls and staff have moved into their new home. the Indus decided to retain the rental home and Gpen an orphanage [or buys. They welcomed their first boys three weeks ago. “Where evér they were. they wcmn': taken care of." Mr. Lock 905-642-51 1 1 ' ‘lt's going to take this generqtimz of kids going to school and getting ' an educatibn to (hunger Haiti.’ The Business World is Changing â€" Are You Ready? Easiness Innovation In Changing Times A unique looming event lot entrepreneurs. smatl business owners and new start-ups! 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"They're actually doing more ham than good because they've got big cheque books.” Mr. Lock “The Nun; have caused a mini inflgtjon and are hurting poo ple Mr. Lock said wem wh'uc. the price Of matc‘ ' sakyrockmed. 111:: next time they m‘vdvd wp' plies, they asked a Haitian to go into the store to negotiate the price while they waited outside. The price ended up being much more reasonable. according to Mr. lock. who said he then entered thv store to pay. “I takeour donors” money much more seriously and [mat it like nu saidlhis week. Immediately (“Mowing the earthquake. Organizations from around the world descended upon Uan to provide glide relief. Many have since left. some still remain. 7mm magma) pm. as 4 .s::::' m at 7‘ 0W!» Sm 1mm. ways