The crises in Sudan isn’t getting resolved, nor is there enough aid being sent out to help the refugees survive.
Submitted
11/11/2005
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Daiana
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19/05/2009
What’s involved?
The best way to help is to donate money, but if you can’t donate it, think of ways to raise it! Check out the toolkit for ideas and have a read of an interview of friend of mine that organised a night to “party for the other people.” Here are a number of charities that are supplying the Sudanese refugees with much needed aid and guiding them towards a better future. These are the charities you can donate to and help them to help the Sudanese people.
CARE Australia Make a single donation online at https://wic005u.serversecure.com/vs106752_secure/o... or by calling 1800 020 046. If you want to continually give to CARE Australia, become an emergency CAREgiver and donate monthly, details on website. http://www.careaustralia.org.au
- CARE has over 700 staff members working in Darfur and Chad.
- CARE provides food to over 400 000 people each month.
- CARE provides water and sanitation for over 216 000 people.
UNHCR To make a donation online follow this link:
http://www.unhcr.ch/donate/redirect.html.
- UNHCR has 9 refugee camps away from the Chad-Sudan.
- 144 000 refugees are currently living in these camps.
Doctors without boarders (MSF) To make an online donation go to
http://www.doctorswithoutborders-usa.org/donate/.
- MSF has been present in the Darfur-Chad region assisting internally displaced people and refugees.
- Check out a doctor’s diary from Darfur to get more of an idea of what it’s like there.
International Committee of the Red Cross Make a donation at
http://www.icrc.org/web/eng/siteeng0.nsf/iwpList2/...
- ICRC has delivered food and water to over 220 000 rural residents and 40 000 displaced people in 50 locations.
- ICRC has distributed household items to almost 390 000 people in camps and residency.
- ICRC set up/repaired/upgraded water to over 240 000 people.
Wold Food Programme Donate online at Donate to WFP or read a workers diary Darfur diary.
- The WFP is connected to the UN and is currently active in Sudan and Darfur, providing food and shelter for the refugees and internally displaced people.
Why should people do this?
I want to do this!
