1. SESSION 4: ONE STORY, MANY STORIES English resources for special needs learners Slideshow 2

2. ONE STORY

3. Image kindly donated from ORLANDO BARRIA/EPA www.epa.eu On the 12 th of January 2010 there was a big earthquake in Haiti.

4. MANY STORIES

5. Photo credit: Oxfam staff After the earthquake people worked together to rescue those who were buried under the rubble. After the earthquake some survivors rescued other survivors

6. Page 6 After the earthquake people moved into makeshift camps. Photo credit: Step Haiselden/Oxfam

7. Page 7 After the earthquake Oxfam helped the local people to clear the rubble. Photo credit: Ivan Muñoz/Intermon Local people were paid to clear rubble. They could use this money to buy food. and other essential items. Human chains of young people pass rocks hand to hand to clear some of the rubble in Port-au-Prince.

8. Page 8 After the earthquake Katty moved to a camp. She took her school books with her in a pillowcase and spent hours each day reading them. Photo credit: Coco McCabe/Oxfam

9. After the earthquake people began to rebuild their homes and businesses. Photo credits: Caroline Gluck/Oxfam Bazile Octavius Francile rebuilt her shop and added an extension so that she can now stock drinks.

10. Page 10 Photo credits: Caroline Gluck/Oxfam After the earthquake this school was rebuilt. The older children look after the younger ones by teaching them how important it is to wash their hands.

11. After the earthquake people needed to feed themselves. Oxfam helped to set up gardening projects. People grow their own food. Photo credit: Mimy Kambere/Oxfam. Photo credit: Charles Peleg/Oxfam.

12. Page 12 Watch rooftop and backyard gardeners here: https://vimeo.com/98712995

13. ONE STORY

14. Page 14 This poor little girl spends her life in a wheelchair. Photo credit: Teri Hansen

15. Page 15 Lucy uses a wheelchair. Photo credit: Teri Hansen

16. MANY STORIES

17. Page 17 Photo credit: Terry RossPhoto credit: Lisa Rama Photo credit: Matt MordfinPhoto credit: Tendenci software

18. SESSION 5: TAKING PART IN SURVIVORS' STORIES English resources for special school learners Slideshow 2

19. Page 19 Photo credit: Caroline Gluck/Oxfam We are collecting clean water.

20. Page 20 Credit: Jane Beesley/Oxfam Oxfam gave us these toilets.

21. Page 21 Photo credit: Jane Beesley/Oxfam Oxfam helped me to buy an oven. I bake bread to feed the people in the camp.

22. Page 22 Photo credit: Charles Peleg/Oxfam. Oxfam gave me these containers and taught me how to grow these vegetables.

23. Page 23 Photo credit: Richard Eugene/Oxfam Growing vegetables helps me to feed my children.

24. Page 24 Photo credit: Jane Beesley/Oxfam Photo credit: Carlos Cazalis/Oxfam We are washing our hands so that we do not get sick.

25. Page 25 Photo credits: Caroline Gluck/Oxfam We builders have worked hard to rebuild Haiti after so many buildings fell down. We have built new homes for people living in camps.

26. Page 26 Photo credits (both): Jane Beesley/Oxfam We are tidying up the mess the earthquake made.

27. Page 27 Watch the film about the rooftop and backyard gardeners here: https://vimeo.com/98712995 https://vimeo.com/98712995

28. SESSION 6: SUPPORT English resources for special school learners Slideshow 2

29. Page 29 MotherFather Carer Doctor FriendsWho else? Mother Father Carer Doctor Friends Who else? Siblings Photo: David Amsler

30. Page 30 Photo credit: Caroline Gluck/Oxfam Collecting water

31. Page 31 Photo credit: Charles Peleg/Oxfam. Gardening

32. Page 32 Photo credit: Jane Beesley/Oxfam Photo credit: Carlos Cazalis/Oxfam Hygiene

33. ONE STORY FROM HAITI

34. Image kindly donated from ORLANDO BARRIA/EPA www.epa.eu On 12 January 2010 there was a big earthquake in Haiti.

35. MANY STORIES

36. Page 36 Photo credit: Jane Beesley/OxfamPhoto credit: Charles Peleg/Oxfam. Photo credit: Caroline Gluck/Oxfam Photo credit: Jane Beesley/Oxfam