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JAFA Disaster Relief Volunteer Program
Mike Dunphy
JAFA Disaster Relief Volunteer Program
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JAFA is putting together a team of volunteers to go to some of the most harshly affected areas to help with ongoing clean-up and relief efforts. These relief efforts will continue in the years ahead, and we are working towards an ongoing deployment of volunteers, sending the first team to Japan in early January 2012.
We will send the teams of volunteers to assist with an established relief organisation named Peace Boat. Since March 16th 2011 (5 days after the earthquake and tsunami hit) Peace Boat has been active in the city of Ishinomaki, one of the hardest hit cities on the coast of north-eastern Japan.
Your donation will go towards sending volunteers to assist with the relief effort.
All donations to this cause wiil be tax deductible and a tax receipt will be issued immediately
Thank you for your support.
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The Disabled & Disadvantaged Children’s Association Inc ( Japan Tsunami Project)
DAD Inc is a non-profit organisation dedicated to serve the welfare of poor, marginalized and disabled children in Australia and around the world. DAD Inc seeks social justice for deprived children and supports programs that provide them with better opportunities for healthy emotional, physical, educational and spiritual development. The Japan Tsunami Project sits under the DAD Inc umbrella and is assisting specifically with the aftermath, cleanup and on-going support to those affected by the tragic earthquake tsunami in March 2011.
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