VOICED: Beautician revives business in Haiti's homeless camp

Julie, a salon owner in Port-au-Prince, reopens her business in a squatter camp after an earthquake. Despite challenges like lack of electricity and poor living conditions, she adapts and gains loyal customers. Her affordable services attract both local and distant clients. Julie's resilience and community support highlight her success, as she plans to save money to move her family out of the camp.

What challenges does Julie face in her makeshift salon?

• Electricity distribution issues

• High rent costs

• Competition from other salons

• Lack of clients

Why do many women continue to visit Julie's salon?

• To escape the trauma of the earthquake

• To receive free services

• To learn how to style hair

• To buy beauty products

How does Julie accommodate her clients' financial situations?

• By offering free services

• By providing discounts on treatments

• By offering credit options

• By accepting barter as payment

What is the daily income range of Julie's salon?

• $20 to $40

• $40 to $60

• $10 to $20

• $30 to $50

What do Julie's clients think of her efforts?

• They think she should close the salon

• They admire her bravery and success

• They find it inadequate

• They are indifferent