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End of Financial Year Appeal - Women in Aceh - 01 June 2007
The tsunami of 2004 and 29 years of armed conflict with the Indonesian army have caused a great deal of disruption and destruction to the lives of many. Many women in Aceh are the sole supporters of their families. You can help them to be self-sufficient by donating to our programs that teach women skills to generate an income and provide for their children. You can help by donating now....
Earthquake in Indonesia - 29 May 2006
An earthquake measuring 6.2 on the Richter scale shook the Yogyakarta area in Indonesia at 5:50am on Saturday 27 May 2006. The centre of the quake was under the seabed south of Java. The worst hit areas were the Bantul and Klaten districts and the south of Yogyakarta city. Collapsed buildings have taken the lives of over 5,000 and injured many hundreds more. It is estimated that 200,000 people are homeless and in need of emergency assistance....
NSW Nurses’ Association support Heath care in Aceh’s Camps - 10 February 2006
Immediately after the earthquake and tsunami that devastated Aceh on December 26th, 2005 the NSW Nurses’ Association assisted with a donation of $25,000 to help the tsunami victims, and many staff and individual Association members also held fundraising events and made donations....
Aceh: Success stories, but more to be done - 20 December 2005
There are many great stories of small things that have made a big difference for the people. For example, in Kampung Baru, APHEDA in partnership with the PCC, is supporting a women's group comprised of fifteen women....
Aceh Program: One Year On - 20 December 2005
Nearly 12 months after the Tsunami, the people in the Indonesian province of Aceh are slowly rebuilding their lives, their homes and communities. The devastation caused by the earthquake and the wall of water was immense. A total of 131,029 people died in Aceh, and another 37,063 are missing, presumed dead....
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