"100% of
your donation will go towards our missionsas we pride ourselves in being a
no-overhead charity".
Dĩ nhiên là
CSS cũng cùng tôn chỉ đó.
Đóng góp
cho chương trình này sẽ được chính phủ liên bang Canada match 100%!
haiyan-philippines-response
PLEASE NOTE:
All donations made to GlobalMedic for our Philippines
response will be matched by the Canadian
Federal
Government. Hội Từ Bi Phụng Sự trung ương Cali
đã trích quỹ $30,000 để gởi cho
công trình cứu trợ các nạn nhân bão Haiyan tại Phi Luật Tân ngay. Hội
Thiện Nguyện Tình Thương Virginia và chùa Hoa Nghiêm cũng đã trích quỹ đóng
góp cho chương trình này.
Các bác và
các anh chị có thể đóng góp bằng 1 trong 3 cách:
1. trên mạng
thẵng tại web site của Global Medic:
2. hay là web
site của CSS:
3. hay là
viết check cho "CSS",
(memo:
Philippines - Typhoon Haiyan) và gởi về: ChinhTin Bui 5006 Roslyn
Rd, Annandale VA 22003
Chính Tín là
người của HTBPS miền Đông sẽ gom các check lại gởi qua cho CSS. CSS
sẽ chuyển qua cho Global Medic. Đóng góp qua CSS thì sẽ có biên nhận được
trừ thuế liên bang. Nếu có câu hỏi về chương trình, xin liên lạc anh Scott
Hưng Đỗ (hello@csscharity.org, ĐT 714-598-5282.)
HTBPS xin cám ơn các bác và các anh chị.
Xin Quý Vị
vui lòng
Kính thưa Quý
Vị, Quý Niên trưởng và Chiến hữu,
Sau khi chuyển
đi những thư kêu gọi giúp đở người dân Phi Luật Tân, đã bị tàn phá, thiệt
mạng nặng nề về nhân mạng cũng như tài sản bởi trận bảo Haiyan.. Chúng tôi
nhận được nhiều e-mails của Qúy Vị hỏi thăm cách thức giúp đở.. Chúng tôi
đã đính kèm một số danh sách nhiều cơ quan, tổ chức ở dưới... Nay chúng tôi vừa
được Anh Lê Dyung của Hội Từ Bi Phụng Sự giới thiệu một tổ chức từ
thiện tại Canada, mà Hội Từ Bi Phụng Sự Trung Ương đã từng làm việc
thiện nguyên chung, có khả năng điều động, đáp ứng nhanh chóng, và hiện
hội này đã có thiện nguyện viên họat động cứu trợ tại vùng bị bảo tàn
phá. Đó là
Hội GLOBAL
MEDIC ..từ Canada...
Đặc biệt
trong việc cứu trợ Phi Luật Tân, hội nhận chuyển tiền trực tiếp và không
những thế số tiền quý vị giúp đở sẽ
được Chính phủ Liên Bang Canada giúp thêm Phi Luật Tân một số tiền
tương ứng (match 100%). (Có nghĩa là Quý Vị giúp 1 đồng, nạn
nhân bão Haiyan sẽ nhận 2 đồng theo dỏi phần giới thiệu chi tiết dưới đây và trực
tiếp liên lạc để chính phủ Canada giúp thêm hầu giúp đở được thực hiện
nhanh chóng hoặc có thêm câu hỏi cần thiết.
** Đồng thời
nếu Qúy Vị và nhất là các cựu thuyền nhân đã từng lưu lại Phi và các bạn
trẻ muốn tình nguyện đến giúp đở cứu trợ trực tiếp tại Phi Luật Tân,
xin vui lòng
liên lac trực tiếp: Anh Scott Hưng Đỗ
ĐT: 714-598-5282.).
Rất cần thiện nguyên viên.
Xin cám
ơn. ** Lưu ý: Trong những thiên tai to lớn như hiện nay tại Phi, rất cần
được sự giúp đở. Đã, đang và sẽ có nhiều người tốt tình nguyện giúp đở về
mọi mặt. Nhưng đồng thời cũng có những kẻ xấu, bất lương lợi dụng từ tâm
của Qúy Vị để vụ lợi. Xin Quý Vị hảy thật cẩn thận, tìm hiểu thật rõ ràng và
chỉ tiếp xúc với những cá nhân hay tổ chức, hội đòan nào biết chắc
và thật tin cậy.
Xin chân thành
cám ơn Qúy Vị...
BMHWashington,
D.C
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Super Typhoon Haiyan Philippines Response |
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November 2013
November 15, 2013
The United Nations has categorized this emergency at the highest level and has responded by mobilizing its entire humanitarian system. Right now, global assets are being moved into place.
GlobalMedic is responding, has expanded its operations and is now working in Cebu, Iloilo, and Tacloban.
Cebu will be the core of GlobalMedic’s logistics for inbound humanitarian airfreight and sea freight. This team is tasked with installing water purification units, distributing water purification tablets, supporting medical clinics, delivering essential medicines, and completing quick intervention projects. Quick intervention projects are designed to spend funds procuring goods in the local economy, provide the immediate delivery of aid, debris clearance, and repairs to shelters and schools. The support team in Cebu is handling shipments of inbound humanitarian cargo and forwarding those shipments to support the Tacloban Operation. GlobalMedic‘s Cebu team will also support other operations through its forward operating bases.
In Iloilo, GlobalMedic has a nine member Canadian team leading relief efforts. Team members include paramedics, firefighters, nurses, and an experienced shelter specialist. The team is distributing water purification tablets; installing portable water purification units in isolated underserviced areas; supporting mobile medical clinics treating survivors; delivering essential medicines, and completing quick intervention projects.
In Tacloban, GlobalMedic has a four member Canadian team carrying water purification tablets and a mid sized water purification unit capable of purifying 40 litres a minute. The team is tasked with providing clean drinking water. They are currently servicing Tanuan which is about 20km southeast of Tacloban. A support convoy of vehicles, rescuers, health workers and water engineers is providing support. This area is heavily damaged. There is no power, no clean water, food is scarce, and fuel is not locally available. The operations are being supported by air and by road.
GlobalMedic has mobilized and delivered the following assets to the Philippines:
- 5 million water purification tablets
- 12 water purification units
- $100,000 worth of essential medicines
Additional teams are being deployed in an effort to ramp up operations.
All donations made to GlobalMedic for our Philippines response will be matched by the Canadian Federal Government. You can donate here.
November 14, 2013
As the number of people in need of aid continues to grow in the Philippines, GlobalMedic is increasing its ongoing operations in the country. 11.5 million people are affected and about 550,000 displaced by Haiyan, according to the United Nations. There is an urgent need for food and clean drinking water in the affected areas,
GlobalMedic has a team currently working in Tacloban and has announced the deployment of additional Rapid Response Teams to the Philippines. Global Medic is sending RRTs into Iloilo City and Cebu Island.
Canadian emergency workers equipped with essential medicinal supplies, water purification units and water purification tablets will leave Toronto at 6 AM Friday. Each team will be transporting:
· Over one million water purification tablets
· Four portable water purification units
· $60,000 of essential medicines
All donations made to GlobalMedic for our Philippines response will be matched by the Canadian Federal Government. You can donate here.
November 13, 2013
GlobalMedic has announced the deployment of additional teams to the Philippines. Small teams carrying water purification tablets, water purification units, and essential medicines will be working in heavily affected areas of the Philippines. A four member Canadian team is currently on the ground in Tacloban. GlobalMedic will be operating hubs out of IloIlo and Cebu, providing water and medical aid.
All donations made to GlobalMedic for our Philippines response will be matched by the Canadian Federal Government. You can donate here.
November 12, 2013
GlobalMedic's team is on the ground in the Philippines.
November 11, 2013
PLEASE NOTE: All donations made to GlobalMedic for our Philippines response will be matched by the Canadian Federal Government. You can donate here.
November 10, 2013
GlobalMedic's four person Rapid Response Team has departed Toronto for the Philippines. They will meet with our local team to increase the capacity of the mission. Our RRT is brining an additional water unit, chlorine pucks to purify 1000 litre water holding tanks and other supplies.
November 9, 2013
While communication lines are still down in the worst affected areas, we are beginning to see the full extent of the damage caused by Typhoon Haiyan. According to local sources, the death toll may be as high as 1200. Currently, our team in the Philippines is positioning water purification units to help people affected by the disaster. In the next 24 hours, our Canadian team will head to the area to provide support and increase the capacity of this program. We will be running an Explorer water purification unit which can purify 65 litres of dirty water per minute. We will also be running our Aqua Response 10 unit which can purify 38 litres of water a minute. Additionally, we are sending 1.4 million 1 litre water purification tablets.
If you want to support GlobalMedic's mission, you can do so here.
For update information, follow us on Twitter.
November 8, 2013
In the early hours of November 8th, Super Typhoon Haiyan made landfall in Eastern Samar province in the Philippines. It had maximum sustained winds of 315 km/hr making it the strongest storm ever to make landfall and the fourth most powerful storm ever recorded. Four people are confirmed dead and upwards of 700,000 people were forced to evacuate. Over 18 million people live in the typhoons path.
The cities of Tacloban and Ormoc in Leyte province were the worst hit. Metal roofs in Tacloban were ripped off and floated down flooded streets, while the towns airport was said to have sustained major damage. Electricity is also out which raises concerns that the water supply is inaccessible. Communications have been cut off, roads are damaged and blocked with fallen trees and flash floods and landslides have been reported.
GlobalMedic has activated its local response capacity. For years, GlobalMedic teams have responded to disasters in the Philippines. We have a core group of trained volunteers that we have equipped with large water purification units. They represent our first line of response. We are air freighting 1.4 million water purification tablets capable of purifying 1.4 million litres of water to support their work.
Teams have been deployed with the task of providing victims with clean water and conducting assessments to help us determine the assets that we need to further respond. Given the magnitude of the storm we expect the needs to rise and we will augment our response based on those needs.
To support our work please donate: https://www.canadahelps.org/dn/16571
Read more missions in PhilippinesThe United Nations has categorized this emergency at the highest level and has responded by mobilizing its entire humanitarian system. Right now, global assets are being moved into place.
GlobalMedic is responding, has expanded its operations and is now working in Cebu, Iloilo, and Tacloban.
Cebu will be the core of GlobalMedic’s logistics for inbound humanitarian airfreight and sea freight. This team is tasked with installing water purification units, distributing water purification tablets, supporting medical clinics, delivering essential medicines, and completing quick intervention projects. Quick intervention projects are designed to spend funds procuring goods in the local economy, provide the immediate delivery of aid, debris clearance, and repairs to shelters and schools. The support team in Cebu is handling shipments of inbound humanitarian cargo and forwarding those shipments to support the Tacloban Operation. GlobalMedic‘s Cebu team will also support other operations through its forward operating bases.
In Iloilo, GlobalMedic has a nine member Canadian team leading relief efforts. Team members include paramedics, firefighters, nurses, and an experienced shelter specialist. The team is distributing water purification tablets; installing portable water purification units in isolated underserviced areas; supporting mobile medical clinics treating survivors; delivering essential medicines, and completing quick intervention projects.
In Tacloban, GlobalMedic has a four member Canadian team carrying water purification tablets and a mid sized water purification unit capable of purifying 40 litres a minute. The team is tasked with providing clean drinking water. They are currently servicing Tanuan which is about 20km southeast of Tacloban. A support convoy of vehicles, rescuers, health workers and water engineers is providing support. This area is heavily damaged. There is no power, no clean water, food is scarce, and fuel is not locally available. The operations are being supported by air and by road.
GlobalMedic has mobilized and delivered the following assets to the Philippines:
- 5 million water purification tablets
- 12 water purification units
- $100,000 worth of essential medicines
Additional teams are being deployed in an effort to ramp up operations.
All donations made to GlobalMedic for our Philippines response will be matched by the Canadian Federal Government. You can donate here.
November 14, 2013
As the number of people in need of aid continues to grow in the Philippines, GlobalMedic is increasing its ongoing operations in the country. 11.5 million people are affected and about 550,000 displaced by Haiyan, according to the United Nations. There is an urgent need for food and clean drinking water in the affected areas,
GlobalMedic has a team currently working in Tacloban and has announced the deployment of additional Rapid Response Teams to the Philippines. Global Medic is sending RRTs into Iloilo City and Cebu Island.
Canadian emergency workers equipped with essential medicinal supplies, water purification units and water purification tablets will leave Toronto at 6 AM Friday. Each team will be transporting:
· Over one million water purification tablets
· Four portable water purification units
· $60,000 of essential medicines
All donations made to GlobalMedic for our Philippines response will be matched by the Canadian Federal Government. You can donate here.
November 13, 2013
GlobalMedic has announced the deployment of additional teams to the Philippines. Small teams carrying water purification tablets, water purification units, and essential medicines will be working in heavily affected areas of the Philippines. A four member Canadian team is currently on the ground in Tacloban. GlobalMedic will be operating hubs out of IloIlo and Cebu, providing water and medical aid.
All donations made to GlobalMedic for our Philippines response will be matched by the Canadian Federal Government. You can donate here.
November 12, 2013
GlobalMedic's team is on the ground in the Philippines.
November 11, 2013
PLEASE NOTE: All donations made to GlobalMedic for our Philippines response will be matched by the Canadian Federal Government. You can donate here.
November 10, 2013
GlobalMedic's four person Rapid Response Team has departed Toronto for the Philippines. They will meet with our local team to increase the capacity of the mission. Our RRT is brining an additional water unit, chlorine pucks to purify 1000 litre water holding tanks and other supplies.
November 9, 2013
While communication lines are still down in the worst affected areas, we are beginning to see the full extent of the damage caused by Typhoon Haiyan. According to local sources, the death toll may be as high as 1200. Currently, our team in the Philippines is positioning water purification units to help people affected by the disaster. In the next 24 hours, our Canadian team will head to the area to provide support and increase the capacity of this program. We will be running an Explorer water purification unit which can purify 65 litres of dirty water per minute. We will also be running our Aqua Response 10 unit which can purify 38 litres of water a minute. Additionally, we are sending 1.4 million 1 litre water purification tablets.
If you want to support GlobalMedic's mission, you can do so here.
For update information, follow us on Twitter.
November 8, 2013
In the early hours of November 8th, Super Typhoon Haiyan made landfall in Eastern Samar province in the Philippines. It had maximum sustained winds of 315 km/hr making it the strongest storm ever to make landfall and the fourth most powerful storm ever recorded. Four people are confirmed dead and upwards of 700,000 people were forced to evacuate. Over 18 million people live in the typhoons path.
The cities of Tacloban and Ormoc in Leyte province were the worst hit. Metal roofs in Tacloban were ripped off and floated down flooded streets, while the towns airport was said to have sustained major damage. Electricity is also out which raises concerns that the water supply is inaccessible. Communications have been cut off, roads are damaged and blocked with fallen trees and flash floods and landslides have been reported.
GlobalMedic has activated its local response capacity. For years, GlobalMedic teams have responded to disasters in the Philippines. We have a core group of trained volunteers that we have equipped with large water purification units. They represent our first line of response. We are air freighting 1.4 million water purification tablets capable of purifying 1.4 million litres of water to support their work.
Teams have been deployed with the task of providing victims with clean water and conducting assessments to help us determine the assets that we need to further respond. Given the magnitude of the storm we expect the needs to rise and we will augment our response based on those needs.
To support our work please donate: https://www.canadahelps.org/dn/16571
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