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 Three Years Later, Work in Indonesia ContinuesProject HOPE responded to the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami by sending millions of dollars worth of humanitarian aid, and hundreds of medical volunteers to the devastated region. But the help did not end there. Project HOPE has continued its Tsunami relief efforts by reestablishing and improving health posts in the Nagan Raya District of Indonesia, severely damaged or destroyed by the Tsunami. Read More....
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 Mobile Clinic Treats Nearly 4,000 Earthquake VictimsThe May 2006 earthquake in Indonesia, which left nearly 7,000 people dead and more than 58,700 people injured, also left 24 of the 26 community health centers in the district severely damaged or completely destroyed, causing the three major hospitals in the area to be overwhelmed with patients. Read How Project HOPE Helped
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 Humanitarian Assistance and Beyond
After the devastation of the December 2004 tsunami, Project HOPE responded swiftly by airlifting over $9,000,000 worth of pharmaceutical and medical supplies to ravaged communities in Indonesia, Thailand and Sri Lanka. Read More
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 Making Birth Safer for Mothers and Babies
Project HOPE is working to reduce the needless deaths of mothers and infants through a Community Midwifery Program begun almost two years ago in Indonesia’s Nagan Raya district. Read More
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