( CNN ) -- Actress Angelina Jolie says she feels passionate about Haiti , whose `` extraordinary '' people are inspiring her with their resilience after the devastating earthquake one month ago . During a visit to Haiti this week , she said that despite the terrible tragedy , Haitians are dignified and calm . Jolie , a good will ambassador for the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees , said of the Haitians , `` They 're very inventive people , they 're very strong people , and they 're finding ways to help themselves . '' `` I think we have a moral duty to do what we can for any country that 's suffering , '' she told CNN 's Christiane Amanpour in an exclusive interview from Port-au-Prince . `` I think we have a very big obligation to the place . ... I 'll continue to come back and I 'll continue to express what I am learning . '' Jolie expressed particular concern about the fate of Haiti 's children -- the amputees , the homeless and the orphans -- and worried about the risk of child trafficking . Haiti earthquake : Numbers tell the story . `` Trafficking has been a huge problem for a very long time ... so I think everybody that means well needs to really take that very seriously , and not get frustrated , but really work with the country , '' she said . `` And for myself , as somebody who is an adoptive parent , I understand the urge to assist in that way , but now is not the time . An emergency is not the time for new adoptions anyway . '' Pressed on whether she might consider adopting a Haitian child , Jolie told Amanpour , `` I 'm always open to children around the world . We 're that kind of family . Brad [ Pitt ] and I talk about that . `` But that 's not what we 're focusing on at this time , by any means . We 're not here for that . We 're here to see how we can help protect the children in the country and scale up the needs here . '' Jolie said it is vital to reunite families that have been torn apart by the disaster and set up a system to register survivors . `` We do n't know who is an orphan . I 've met [ Haitian ] women in the Dominican Republic in hospitals who were saying they have n't spoken to their children , '' she said . `` They have no cell phones , they have no way to tell their children they 're alive . They ca n't find them yet . '' She also was worried about children who lost limbs in the earthquake . `` You see little kids that have lost their legs and you ask them if they are all right and they say they 're OK , and somehow they are able to smile . ... I think [ that ] says a lot about them . '' Jolie said it 's vital for the world to provide sufficient housing for survivors -- housing that is strong enough to stand up to hurricanes . `` We saw a large amount of tents , new tents , but that 's not necessarily going to be the answer because they 've got this much bigger problem in how to find proper shelter to survive hurricanes , '' she said . Last fall , hundreds of people died in flooding and landslides as two large hurricanes and a tropical storm hit the nation . Jolie said the scale of the disaster is nothing like she 's seen before . `` The complexity of this before and now , and the history of this country , is something that I am still trying to wrap my head around . And it 's going to be a very , very difficult road . ''
Actress Angelina Jolie visits Haiti as good ##will be for U.N. She says earthquake devastation is like nothing she 's ever seen . Jolie says , ` ` We have a moral duty to do what we can for any country that 's suffering '' She says now is not the time to think of adopting Haitian children .