Ulrick Gaillard

BRA and Presbyterian Church-USA fight hunger among bateyes’ HIV/AIDS infected/affected.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic—Batey Relief Alliance’s regional arm, the BRA DOMINICANA is now a partner with the Presbyterian Church-USA Hunger Program allocating funds to provide desperately needed food assistance to 1700 AIDS sufferers, vulnerable/orphaned children and women living inside the bateyes of the Dominican Republic. The effort targets the impoverished province of Monte Plata where

BRA and DR-Rotary Improve Health through Clean Water Project.

BATEY CINCO CASAS, Monte Plata, Dominican Republic – In partnership with the Rotary Club Mirador in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, the Batey Relief Alliance (BRA Dominicana) launched in December a new water project called “Saving Lives with Purified Water.” “The title of this project is no exaggeration, as in the bateyes, access to clean water

DR bateyes welcomed Haitian-born superstar.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic—Haitian-born superstar, Emeline Michel, traveled to the Dominican Republic on March 1 on a three-day personal journey to the bateyes where more than 200,000 of her compatriots and their descendants live. Ms. Michel was welcomed and hosted by the humanitarian aid organization, the Batey Relief Alliance—BRA Dominicana. The artist traveled to the

Batey Relief Alliance and DR Ministry of Health joined forces to reduce malnutrition among children.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic – On February 20, 2007, the Batey Relief Alliance, through its regional arm, BRA Dominicana, signed a three-year agreement with the Dominican Ministry of Health—SESPAS to distribute chewable multivitamins and antiparasitic medicines to 55,000 school-aged children (between 2-10 years of age) who are undernourished, malnourished or deprived of micronutrients. The signatories

BRA’s Founder/CEO, ‘keep momentum’, on eve of organization’s 10th year anniversary.

ugaillard.jpgOctober 23, 2006
Dear friend,

Since our founding in 1997, the Batey Relief Alliance—BRA has invested grants from private foundations, contributions from organizations and generous gifts from people like you to deliver critical humanitarian health care and essential medicines to children and families severely affected by poverty, disease and hunger in the Caribbean—principally to Haitian migrant sugar cane cutters and immigrants and their descendants, and Dominicans living in the bateyes and rural/urban communities of the Dominican Republic.

BRA and traditional healers in joint initiative to fight HIV/AIDS.

BATEY COJOBAL, MONTE PLATA, Dominican Republic – More than ten traditional healers or Oungans from Sabana Grande de Boya in the province of Monte Plata are currently participating in educational workshops organized by BRA Dominicana to learn about the HIV virus and the dangerous symptoms it causes. The Batey Relief Alliance (BRA Dominicana) started this

Child Sponsored Needed

The Batey Relief Alliance is interested in recruiting fifteen (15) individuals to sponsor each one child or more living in extreme poverty inside the bateyes of the Dominican Republic. Many of those children often live a precarious and difficult life with very limited opportunity to thrive. The cost of one child sponsorship is only $348