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MUCI Solidarity Kitchens

The Kitchens of Solidarity Muci is a Program of the Association Muci of Volunteers AVM to feed and educate the streets kids of Port-au-Prince and Haïti. Each kitchen is created and managed by local people, groups or different institutions. Each one has to find the best way to function and to manage successfully. The kitchens can function alone or in groups.

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(c) 2011 Celestino González Alvarez and Emeline Desert
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(c) 2011 Celestino González Alvarez and Emeline Desert
Date of picture(s): 
Sunday, February 19, 2012

Location

Port-au-Prince, Ouest
Haiti
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