Tsunami Asian Disaster Links - PLEASE Help:

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The Disasters Emergency Committee - group of UK aid organisations - including Action Aid, British Red Cross and Oxfam - working to provide clean water, food and shelter to thousands.
The United Nations World Food Programme - donations to feed victims of the earthquake
Medecins Sans Frontieres - focusing on medical care for survivors and displaced people after the rescue operations.
The United Nations Children's Fund, Unicef - is working to meet the "urgent needs of hundreds of thousands of people"
The UN refugee agency, UNHCR - has been helping victims of conflicts in Indonesia and Sri Lanka, is delivering relief supplies to tsunami survivors in both countries.
Save the Children - children's services from and essentials such as clothing and cooking utensils.
Anti-poverty organisation Care International - food for thousands of affected people
Cafod, the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development - working with partners across Asia to provide shelter, food aid and medical assistance, and assessing what further relief is needed
The Red Cross, with its sister charity the Red Crescent - is supplying
blankets, cooking utensils and other crucial goods.
The Hindu Forum Disaster Relief Task Force - comprises 50 organisations and is raising money, clothes and medicines
Christian Aid - from its emergency fund to help the victims of this disaster
but says more money is needed.
Christian charity Tearfund - and its partners in
Sri Lanka and India are helping devastated fishing communities and coastal villages get back on their feet.
Islamic Relief - provide medical supplies, tents and sanitation facilities for those affected.
The Islamic Aid Emergency Relief Fund - provide immediate relief and long-term support to people in the affected areas.
Muslim Hands - sending volunteers to help in Indonesia and
Malaysia.
Medair - emergency support to agencies
with a long-term presence in Sri Lanka and its medical experts are assessing the likelihood of malaria and diarrhoea.
Handicap International - focusing its efforts on helping displaced people, disabled people and vulnerable groups such as pregnant women, elderly people and children.
World Vision - has already delivered relief goods to thousands.
Concern - needs of families in the devastated coastal villages of Tamil Nadu, the worst-affected state in India.
The International Rescue Committee - emergency supplies and materials to "people most affected by the crisis".
The Salvation Army - has local teams working in a number of affected areas
Muslim Aid - food, clothing and medicine in the region
Action Aid - is the biggest charity working in south India.
Oxfam - is active in Indonesia, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Sri Lanka and India. Their relief operations include distributing food packs and hygiene kits and setting up water and sanitation facilities.
Asia Quake Relief Appeal UK, a UK-based Sri Lankan organisation, is
also raising money and can be e-mailed at asia-quakerelief@europe.com
World Jewish Aid - working with local partners in India, Indonesia and other affected areas to help
Hindu NGO Baps Care International - working in villages around Chennai in Southern India distributing food, drinking water, tarpaulins, utensils, stoves, clothes and blankets.
Goal teams - present working in Tamil Nadu in Southern India where they are distributing aid
Action Against Hunger - has projects in about 40 countries, including Indonesia and Sri Lanka.
 
You can donate to all the campaigns via their websites. Please help.

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