Welcome to Sante Nou/ Health Us Site. Here you will have the opportunity to be a part of a life mission that is geared to uplift Haiti out of its misery through proper health education. History and Introduction of Health Us and Staff: Background to the Health Us/Sante Nou Sante Nou/ Health Us is a not for profit organization started by Jean Daniel Maurice and a staff of health professionals who are passionately dedicated toward delivering health education to all children and young adults in the Caribbean’s island and Latin America. Mr. Maurice and his staff of health professionals has designed a program that will educate and motivate young adults across the Caribbean’s Island to protect themselves against sexually transmitted diseases, HIV/AIDS, and other germs and parasites that have taken many lives across the globe. Our mission is to reach over 100 thousand children across the Caribbean islands, by hosting Peer Health Education Day’s utilizing the school system as our base of operation. We hope to reach 100 thousand students within the next 10 years. Health Us Goals and Objectives. a service for educating young adults from 12 years of age and up the history, transmission, treatment and prevention of HIV/AIDS, STD’s, Cholera and other infectious germs and viruses; as well as well as group sessions(hosted twice a week) for infected individual. To provide an up to date curriculum regarding health education in general in each school district. A nationwide education project for teachers to help them deal with the challenges of Having sexually active students and deliver safe sex message with offending school policies, self, student and parent... Health Us believes that a more concerted effort is needed to prepare communities to deal with the challenges that can be prevented through the proper health education. We are, therefore, proposing an extended education approach which, we believe, will also stimulate community-based activities to address the issue. For such a project, more resources will be needed than we can hope to rise from our congregations. We are aware of the excellent work that has been done through the years in developed countries; In particular, we have been inspired by the work of the Educators before us; thus we are obligated as health students to protect and serve the human race through proper prevention and treatment education and services. The members of Health Us will re-unite at Fontamara 27, rue Jeannot, Pot-au-Prince, Haiti; to provide the following 7 services to the Haitian population. 7 Services Health Us provides : A) HIV/AIDS and STD educational class. Includes: The HIV/AIDS epidemic, history of AIDS and possible origin, Basic Immunology and Virology how the immune system works and what HIV does to the body. Major disease associated with HIV, how HIV is and is not transmitted counseling and available testing, prevention, treatment, statistics social issues and current events related with AIDS and STD, and conclusion. B) Cholera prevention workshop: Designed to encourage healthy behaviors and cholera prevention methods. C) Community Level Intervention: Community outreach programs to improve the risk conditions and behaviors by attempting to alter social norms hygiene policies environmental cleanliness and sexual awareness (safe sex). D) Organizational Level Intervention: Focus on incorporating health education within organizations in order to increase health and cultural sensitivity of its employees; to help staff understand the importance of health awareness education to the different population they serve. E) Individual level Intervention: Provide health education and risk-reduction counseling efforts to one individual at a time or small groups of individuals. We will help people make plans for behavior change, provide feedback on their behavior and life skill building activities F) Counseling Services: Counseling people living with HIV or have been affected by cholera. Lost of love ones, friends and families. G) Peer Educators: Properly train and motivate the Haitian population to participate in the fight against HIV/STD and Cholera.