What's the Matter with Henry? The True Tale of a Three-Legged Cat

Authors Cathy Conheim and BJ Gallagher have generously donated the use of the book "What's the Matter with Henry?" The True Tale of a Three-Legged Cat to be translated into Haitian Creole for children affected by the earthquake. Project K.I.D. wishes to acknowledge the efforts of Marie Woodson and Vanessa Charles-Marc for their work on the translation.

Read Henry's response below and visit Henry's website for more information about how these valuable resources can be used to reach out to children and adults alike. http://henrysworld.org

500-DOLL CHALLENGE!

Project K.I.D., in partnership with The Just Me Project, is seeking 500 amputee dolls for distribution to pediatric amputee patients in Haiti.

An exerpt from Henry's website:

Henry reaches out to children amputees in Haiti
Henry watched with interest and distress the chaos that is happening following the earthquake. He wanted to do something to help. His managing director, Heather Wood Ion, is part of a group called Project K.I.D., which sets up safe child-care sites during disasters. They asked for Henry's help in sending copies of the books and workbooks to use in these sites. Henry wanted to help, too. With the help of a paw pal who is French, he wrote a French-language summary of his story. He will be sending five hundred workbooks for children facing challenges, his storybook, and the summary. We each have to extend ourselves and share in the healing so needed. Henry extends his remaining front paw to the children who will lose a limb or two.

Help Project K.I.D. reach its goal!
Read Henry's message to volunteers in Haiti.