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We have collected a total of RM630.00 for the support of UNICEF‘s relief work in Haiti. Thank you for helping and supporting. Three transactions were made to help the victims and according to UNICEF, the amount of RM600 can purchase UNICEF’s innovative ‘School-in-a-Box’ kit and help UNICEF set up a temporary school for at least 80 children during times of emergency.

If you would like to help the Haiti quake victims, kindly contact us for information. Alternatively, you can find out how you can help here:

How you can help survivors of quake in Haiti
Malaysian groups start fund-raising drive for quake victims

Our next mission is to seek for food donation for the Handicapped & Mentally Disabled Children Centre of Malacca in Bukit Baru after the Chinese New Year. Once again, thank you and may all be happy.

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Life under bricks by CJ

The Juesatta Awakening Foundation has started to serve its purpose last week by putting everybody’s effort to raise awareness of the quake happened in Haiti and encourage donation to organisations like UNICEF, Tzu-Chi Malaysia, Red Crescent Malaysia, Islamic Relief Malaysia and many others which are helping.

As for now, first donation from many of my friends has been made to the UNICEF.  I will still be collecting donation, so kindly contact me if you wish to give the victims a hand. Thank you so much.

Friends who require receipt for tax purpose, kindly make your donatoin to Tzu-Chi, Red Crescent, Islamic Relief Malaysia, and others well-known organisations in Malaysia. If you are busy, kindly contact me and I can do it on behalf of you.

Once again, thank you and may all be happy.

Background about the quake:
[News] Thousands feared dead in Haiti quake; many trapped

How you can help them:
Malaysian groups start fund-raising drive for quake victims
How you can help survivors of quake in Haiti

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A Haitian woman is helped after being trapped in rubble in Port-au-Prince. Thousands are feared to have been killed in a massive earthquake in Haiti, President Rene Preval told a US daily Wednesday as he issued a plea for international help. ((AFP/Daniel Morel)

Help earthquake victims in Haiti by providing funds for critical aid including water, food, shelter, and medical care.  Your donation will support organizations sending teams to provide emergency relief.

A massive 7.0 earthquake struck near Port-au-Prince, Haiti on January 12, 2010.  Three million people have been affected by the quake and its aftermath.  Reports estimate that over fifty thousand Haitians may be dead.  Nearly all of Port-au-Prince is either damaged or destroyed, including much needed hospitals and facilities to house the injured.  Emergency supplies such as food, water, medical supplies and clothing are desperately needed.  The organizations below need your help now to be able to provide assistance in the days, weeks, and months ahead. 

To ensure your contribution goes to Haiti relief funds, please remember to designate your gift to “Haiti Earthquake”.

Action Against Hunger                  

Tackling malnutrition and providing clean water to vulnerable communities.

Action Aid USA                              

Working on emergency aid and longterm rebuilding efforts.

American Jewish World Service    

Enabling network of grantees to meet the urgent needs of the population.

American Red Cross                      

Seeing to needs for food, water, shelter, medical services and support.

AmeriCares                                   

Working with partners to deliver humanitarian aid and disaster relief.

Architecture for Humanity             

Helping to rebuild affected areas and promote earthquake resistant housing.

Catholic Relief Services                 

Providing emergency relief and community development.

Convoy of Hope                             

Establishing an emergency command center to distribute aid.

Direct Relief International               

Allocating up to $1 million in aid committed for earthquake response.

Doctors without Borders               

Treating the injured and setting up replacement clinics in tents.

Global Giving                                 

Directing funds to aid and development projects on the ground.

Haitian Health Foundation             

Providing health care, development, relief, and hope to the poor.

Hope For Haiti                                 

Working to improve the quality of life for the Haitian people.

Int’l Medical Corps                         

Providing medical care and other emergency services.

Int’l Orthodox Christian Charities  

Response team is coordinating with partners to provide relief.

Int’l Rescue Committee                  

Providing emergency relief and aid services.

Mercy Corps                                  

Deploying an emergency team to provide relief and assistance.

Operation USA                               

Sending medical team and supplies for immediate relief.

Oxfam America                              

Mobilizing a public health, water and sanitation team and supplies.

Partners in Health                         

Providing community-based healthcare and assistance. 

Salvation Army                              

Operating schools, clinics, hospitals, food programs, children’s homes.

Save the Children                          

Sending teams to help support the emergency response.

UNICEF                                         

Preparing long-term poverty solutions in health care, education, sanitation.

World Food Programme               

Providing emergency food assistance and longterm development.

World Vision                                 

Providing emergency relief services.

Yele Haiti (Wyclef Jean)                

Building awareness, programs in education, sports, arts, environment.

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