Ulrick Gaillard

Batey Relief Alliance granted USAID’s PVO Status.

New York, New York, July 2, 2008. – The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) granted the Batey Relief Alliance (BRA) status of Private Voluntary Organization (PVO). Ulrick Gaillard, BRA’s CEO said, “PVO registration will enable BRA to become eligible for federal financial assistance within the USAID funding circle.” BRA sought registration early this year

Batey Relief Alliance, DR and Haiti discussed border HIV/AIDS prevention.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic. – In an effort to address critical healthcare needs of thousands of people living in border communities on both sides of the island of Hispaniola—shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic, the Batey Relief Alliance, last month, led a strategic meeting bringing to the table top Haitian and Dominican healthcare officials

PC-USA (Self Development of People) collaborates with Batey Relief Alliance on clean water project inside Dominican Bateyes.

NEW YORK, June 4, 2008. – The Kentucky-based Presbyterian Church-USA’s Committee on the Self Development of People (SDOP) has approved a generous grant of $126,728 to install water systems inside four batey communities of the Dominican Republic. The two recipients of the grants, the Batey Relief Alliance’s field organization, BRA DOMINICANA and the Movement of

USAID and Batey Relief Alliance collaborate in food aid for people living in extreme poverty in the Dominican Republic

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic, June 3, 2008. —The Batey Relief Alliance launches this month another year of food aid, distributing 75 metric tons of food in the Dominican Republic, with the financial and technical assistance of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). This program, under the USAID’s Food for Peace-International Food Relief Program,

Batey Relief Alliance expands vitamin program to border communities.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic, May 20, 2008. – The Batey Relief Alliance (BRA Dominicana) announced today that it will soon begin an expansion of its Dominican Republic Children’s Health Campaign by distributing prenatal vitamins to pregnant women living inside the bateyes and border communities of Pedernales and Anse-a-Pitre. BRA and the country’s Ministry of Health,

DR received more than $2.3 million in humanitarian aid from Batey Relief Alliance.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic. – The Batey Relief Alliance (BRA) completed its 2007 independent financial audit and is reporting a total public fundraising activity in the amount of $2,312,997.35, of which, $85,371 covered the organization’s administrative expenditures while $2,227,626.35 was spent to develop its programs and projects in the Dominican Republic. The organization’s cash and