Agency
Activities
(December 2004 - February 2005)
- Galle District
| AGENCY |
ASSISTANCE |
REMARKS |
LAST UPDATE |
| CHA |
Water,Clothes, funds,Provisions |
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31/12/2004 |
| Dry rations, cloths |
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02/01/2005 |
| Provision of dry rations |
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14/01/2005 |
| Dry rations/non food items family packs
to Saviya Foundation - for 104 families - Cost Rs. 450,000/- |
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18/01/2005 |
| School bags, stationery for 223 school children
and kitchen utencils for 150 families |
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21/01/2005 |
| Family packs-dry rations for 2500 families |
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30/01/2005 |
| Provisions and water bottles were handed
out on 02/01/2005 |
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03/02/2005 |
| Food/non food for Hikkaduwa |
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04/02/2005 |
| Non/ food items |
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09/02/2005 |
| Kitchen Utensils, Education, Non food items |
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18/02/2005 |
| 300 family packs distributed in Galle,Hikkaduwa
and Balapitiya area |
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24/02/2005 |
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| Habitat for Humanity |
Temporary shelter items |
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31/12/2004 |
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| ADRA |
Initially – Medicine and Water. Temporary shelter, clothes,
bedding, food |
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31/12/2004 |
In February over 200 tents were distributed
in the Hikkaduwa area. Requests have now come from: the Balapitiya,
Peraliya and Galle regions to receive tents also. A needs
assessment is being carried out this week to establish where
the remaining tents will be distributed.
Also this week, household items have been transported down
to the Galle District to be distributed to the families who
have received the tents. Items will include: A kettle, frying
pan, bowl, storm lantern, ladle, knife, spoon, plate, cup,
mosquito net, and towel, mattress, sleeping mat, sheet, pillow,
coconut scraper, pot set and jerry can. |
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10/03/2005 |
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| ITDG |
Medicine – first aid needs clothes, sheets, water |
TANGALLE |
31/12/2004 |
Initial discussions with
DG UDA on town planning process in Galle, which is at the
stage of macro level town planning & UDA is not aware
of the process (TAFREN is in charge of this). UDA was interested
in a joint exhibition on urban planning.
Discussion with secretary of Ministry of local Govt. on the
local authorities responsibilities in town planning process
& town planning committee at municipality level. Authority
of the municipality has been taken over by TAFREN which has
delegated to UDA.
Have begun a lit survey on best practices in urban planning.
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10/03/2005 |
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| Oxfam Community Aid Abroad |
Implementing stage - Cooked food , Dry rations. Non food relief
items
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31/12/2004 |
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| LEADS |
Intervention and ongoing assessments
Food, Water, utensils
Plans to provide the following:
Medical volunteer team
Drugs
Clothing
Cleaning of wells
Shelter and reconstruction
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31/12/2004 |
Cooking oil-168L
Cooking pots – 2000
Spices-500kg
3 packs of other food items dispatched in a camp and temple.
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24/02/2005 |
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| FRC |
Drugs as per request of district hospitals
(28th)
Further intervention will be carried out as needed
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31/12/2004 |
| Conducted counselling sessions in welfare
camps.; network with National Health sector to conduct clinic
in the camps; |
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10/01/2005 |
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| Institute of Human Rights |
Probation and Child Care & Juvenile
homes
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31/12/2004 |
| Distributed medicines & other kichen
utensils to Kithulampitiya Juvenile Home, Karapitiya |
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05/01/2005 |
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| National Christian Council of SL |
Immediate relief of dry rations, mats, water
Next phase – water, medicine, livelihood
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31/12/2004 |
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| Save the Children of SL |
1st phase -Dry Rations, Panadol
2nd phase – Generators Shelter material
3rd phase –Expecting 30 tonnes relief items from UK
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31/12/2004 |
| Have despatched 600 tons of immediate relief
items to various districts – portion of which has gone
to Galle for 5000 persons |
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01/01/2005 |
| 750 hygiene kits were delivered. |
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24/02/2005 |
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| World Vision Lanka |
Phase I - Provided
cooked food immediately. Now in giving dry rations, medical
supplies, clothing, non food items
Phase II - Starting a 30 day operation from 4/1/05 to provide
emergency relief items
Phase III - Commencing Feb’05 - focusing on rehabilitation
and resconstruction.
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01/01/2005 |
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| AHIMSA |
Dry rations, medicine, cloths and women’s
necessaries |
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05/01/2005 |
| AHIMSA initially provided
relief items such as food, water, medicines, school books
and materials. Now carrying out a regular psychosocial programme
with the children at an IDP camp at a Temple and others nearby.
With over 100 volunteers from a factory, helped to clean and
prepare a building for a Children and Youth Centre at Hikkadewa. |
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03/03/2005 |
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| YGRO |
Adopting a village in Galle in terms
of rehabilitation, assisting fishermen/aiding LEADS in their
relief efforts. |
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06/01/2005 |
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| SL Red Cross Society |
85 volunteers deployed each day working
in 60 centres; 03 First Aid teams ; 09 volunteers distributing
NFRI ; Distributing water in bowser ; Distribution of NFRI
packs commenced in Galle for 300 families
(in Bentota, Balapitiya, Ambalangoda) - 48 volunteers deployed;
03 First Aid Teams; distributing 9400 litres of water for
1700 beneficiaries.
(in Galle, Habaraduwa, Hikkaduwa) - 67 volunteers deployed;
02 First Aid Teams; NFRI distributed by 10 volunteers
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06/01/2005 |
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| CCF-Sri Lanka |
Child-centered spaces with organized
educational and play activities for children and youth, hygiene
awareness, cleaning govt. offices, coordinating and assisting
with distributions, food preparation and building latrines,
building huts for kitchens, security service
Supplies distributed:
Cooking packs (plastics, jugs, lactogen, utensils, tea strainers,
lanterns, basins, bowls, wax matches, cups etc.), toiletries
(sanitary napkin packets, ladies’ underwear, toothpaste,
toothbrushes, combs, soap, siddahalepa 10g bottles), infant
needs (soap, paracetamol tablets, cologne, samaposha, gripe
water packets, anchor packets), cleaning supplies (mamoties,
shovels, buckets, disinfectants), for camps (500L water tank,
mass scale cooking utensils sets (4 pieces) |
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12/01/2005 |
| Cooking packs (plastics,
jugs, lactogen, utensils, tea strainers, lanterns, basins,
bowls, wax matches, cups etc.), toiletries (sanitary napkin
packets, ladies’ underwear, toothpaste, toothbrushes,
combs, soap, siddahalepa 10g bottles), infant needs (soap,
paracetamol tablets, cologne, samaposha, gripe water packets,
anchor packets), cleaning supplies (mamoties, shovels, buckets,
disinfectants), for camps (500L water tank, mass scale cooking
utensils sets (4 pieces). Child-centered spaces with organized
educational and play activities for children and youth, hygiene
awareness, cleaning govt. offices, coordinating and assisting
with distributions, food preparation and building latrines,
building huts for kitchens, security service- camps of Weragoda
Vijayaba, Nindana, Galagoda Primary, Kalahe Temple, Namda.
Temple, Balapok-S Temple, Bodhi Temple, Ciragaha Temple, Baddegama
Temple, Nindama Mala Vidyalaya, Karandeniya MV, W Mayalsa
Weeragama, S. Batipola, Aluthwala W., Yatagola school camp |
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18/01/2005 |
| 11 Child Centred Spaced (CCS) have been
established. Organization of Child Well-Being Committees and
Youth Clubs started. The volunteers for the CCS have been trained. |
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03/03/2005 |
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| UNICEF |
EDUCATION
• ‘School-in-a-Box’ kits have been distributed
to the most severely affected areas of the country. Each kit
has educational supplies for more than 80 students and 2 teachers
and contains such items as exercise books, pens, crayons,
blackboards, chalk, scissors, tape and school bags. 500 ‘School-in-a-Box’
kits have been distributed to the severely hit areas of Batticaloa,
Ampara, Trincomalee, Mullaitivu, Jaffna, Hambantota, Galle,
Kalutara and Gampaha, providing school supplies to 40,000
children. 3,000 more ‘School-in-a-Box’ kits will
be arriving at the end of the week and will be distributed
on a priority basis, providing supplies for a total of 240,000
children and 6,000 teachers.
• Over 100 schools damaged by the tsunami are being
cleaned and refurbished so that they can open before the end
of January. Rubble is being cleared, minor repairs and white-washing
is being carried out, and latrines and water points are being
established.
• UNICEF and GTZ are working together to provide urgently
needed psychosocial support to children through teachers trained
as counsellors
• Desks and chairs for students of different age groups,
and teachers, are being ordered and made in Colombo and elsewhere
throughout the country. This will boost local employment and
ensure that schools have furniture as soon as possible.
• Uniform fabric has been ordered, cutting arranged
in Colombo, and stitching is being carried out locally so
as to reach children quickly, meet local needs, and contribute
to local employment efforts.
• The construction of temporary schools using locally
sourced materials and voluntary labour is also underway.
HEALTH & NUTRITION
• Within 72 hours emergency health kits containing essential
drugs and equipment capable of servicing up to 150,000 people
for three months were provided to all affected areas.
• UNICEF immediately produced and distributed 200,000
leaflets in both Tamil and Sinhalese with health messages
to mitigate the spread of communicable disease, accident prevention
and safe hygiene practices
• An initial batch of water purification tablets, oral
re-hydration salts and intravenous fluids were distributed
to affected families to help prevent disease outbreaks in
camps.
• 200,000 leaflets have been developed for the protection
and promotion of breastfeeding.
• A nutrition survey has been developed and will be
conducted in affected areas from the beginning of next week
to understand the nutritional status of women and children
and track subsequent changes and the effect of interventions.
• In order to improve referral of emergency cases and
to provide outreach services, 19 double cabs and 7 ambulances
have been ordered for the Ministry of Health.
• Restoration of the Cold Chain through provision of
vaccine carriers, cold boxes, refrigerators and deep freezers
as well as 5 vaccine transport vans and 3 drug/vaccine transport
lorries.
WATER & SANITATION
UNICEF staff were immediately seconded to the water and sanitation
desk at the government’s Centre for National Operations
(CNO) to provide technical assistance for the government’s
response to the crisis. UNICEF is also the lead agency for
coordinating the UN’s water and sanitation response
to the tsunami disaster. Key activities include supporting
the construction of latrines in camps, schools and communities;
providing hand washing facilities and hygiene education, and
constructing bathing facilities in camps.
CHILD PROTECTION & PSYCHOSOCIAL
CARE
The Government of Sri Lanka, UNICEF, Save the Children in
Sri Lanka (SCiSL) and the ILO are working together closely
to ensure that these children remain in safe environments,
protected from violence, exploitation and abuse.
As one of the lead agencies for child protection and psychosocial
care, UNICEF is supporting a national coalition to trace &
care for unaccompanied and separated children; training psychosocial
workers in 10 of the 12 affected districts and is procuring
and distributing recreation kits for temporary camps so that
children can regain a glimmer of normalcy. |
16/01/2005 |
| Distributed 42 school kits |
18/01/2005 |
| The installation
of 40 water tanks and repairs to pipe lines, using three teams,
will be started by the 21st and completed by 24th January.
The hiring of vehicles, labour and supplies will be reimbursed
by UNICEF.
In Galle, the Psychiatric Department and the Pediatric department
of the Medical Faculty of Karapitiya has undertaken to train
150 pre-intern Doctors on psychosocial support for the affected
families. This activity will be implemented through the health
infrastructure in the community. The first batch was trained
on 7th January and will commence activities in the field on
the 10th January. UNICEF will take the lead role in such psychosocial
support programmes by providing technical assistance and coordination
support. Five thousand household kits will be procured locally
by UNICEF for distribution among families that are taking
care of unaccompanied and separated children. 100 locally-procured
kits have already been distributed to families in the Galle
area that are registered as having lost one or both parents.
100 more will be distributed tomorrow. |
20/01/2005 |
The Health Department has constructed
130 permanent toilets and 80 temporary toilets.
UNICEF provided 200 squatting slabs for this construction.
Repair of furniture has started in three schools. the cleaning
of school buildings will be completed by tomorrow. 26 water
tanks have been installed and 6 pipelines repaired in damaged
schools The Water Board has taken over responsibility for providing
water supply to all schools and the US Army and Austrian Water
Supply have been assisting with transportation of water |
27/01/2005 |
| Local health authorities have
launched a breastfeeding promotion and hygiene promotion campaign
in camps with the support of UNICEF. Public notices were printed
with UNICEF funding. |
03/02/2005 |
| Training
of a third batch of psychosocial workers took place on the
28th of January. The first batches of psychosocial workers
are now working in camps and schools in the district. This
last batch will start working as early as this week. |
03/02/2005 |
Protection and Psycho-Social
support
UNICEF has been instrumental in guiding local child protection
authorities through the process of assessing the suitability
of foster families and establishing standards for follow-up
on these cases.
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10/02/2005 |
| The team of trainers from the
Philippines providing training on the child-to-child methodology,
will conduct a second training in Galle this week. |
24/02/2005 |
Family Kits – 260 kits
were distributed during 22-25 Feb, 150 are in stores in Colombo.
Health and Nutrition
Mosquito nets (30,000) were distributed.
Another locally developed gully emptiers were dispatched last
week.
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03/03/2005 |
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| VSO |
1 Clinical Psychologist – University of Ruhuna
1 Occupational Therapist – University of Ruhuna, Unawatuna
Hospital
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27/01/2005 |
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| SOS Children’s Village |
Re-Building Homes –for 150 Families
in Galle.
Such as providing vehicles, drivers and volunteers and support
service in distribution of food, cleaning up offices of essential
services. Also we will be setting up 4 -6 Child Activity Centers
for 500 children.
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27/01/2005 |
Provided Medical facilities with the support
of Faculty of Medicine, Karapitiya to 1800 families with 3500
children in 40 camps
Provided cooked meals, clothes and drinking water to 350 persons
per day from 1st jan to 3rd Jan 2005
Dry rations to 80 children in 49 families
4 Refrigerators, medicines, milk powder and baby food received
from Austria were donated to the Provincial Health Office, Galle.
Kitchen utensils, school material and uniforms to 21 families
Provided school uniforms and stationary to 185 families
Activity Centre for 224 children ( as of 30th Jan, 2005) |
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10/02/2005 |
CGR Wattha, Megalle, Galle - Hurricane Lantern
36 Units.
Dadalla, Galle - Hurricane Lantern 59 Units.
Dissanayake Hostel, Megalle, Galle - Provided school Books and
uniforms. 49 Children.
Sahana Lama Niwasays, Megalle, Galle - Activity Centre. 30 Children.
Dissanayake Hostel, Megalle, Galle - Activity Centre. 49 Children.
Walau Wattha, Galle - Activity Centre. 200 Children.
Habaraduwa, Galle - Vegetables & Green leaves 165 families
in 03 camps.(1,257 Kgs)
Galle - Vegetables & Green leaves 493 families in 08 camps.(3,756
Kgs)
Hikkaduwa - Vegetables & Green leaves 119 families in 03
camps. ( 906 Kgs )
IDH Watte, Dadalle - (camp) Activity Centre - 74 Children
Rejjipura, Boosa - (camp) Activity Centre - 66 Children |
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17/02/2005 |
Walauwatte - Provide Vegetables for 20 families
(133 Kgs)
Paraliya - Provide Vegetables for 91 families (606 Kgs)
Thelwatte - Provide Vegetables for 54 families (360 Kgs)
CGR Watte - Provide Vegetables for 70 families (466 Kgs)
Abayadhana-Habaraduwa - Provide Vegetables for 15 families (100
Kgs)
Arunugamdora, Koggala - Provide Vegetables for 53 families (353
Kgs)
Weligama - ProvideVegetables for 52 families (346 Kgs)
Denuwala, Ahangama - Provide Vegetables for 58 families (386
Kgs)
Lovigahawatte - Provide Vegetables for 45 families (300 Kgs)
Dewathura, Maddawatte, Magalle - Provide Vegetables for 45 families
(300 Kgs)
Sahana Children's Home - Provide Vegetables for 25 families
(166 Kgs)
Walauwatte Vegetables for 65 families (433 Kgs)
IDH Watte - Provide Vegetables for 73 families (486 Kgs)
Rejjipura - Provide Vegetables for 55 families (366 Kgs)
Pettigalawatte - Provide Vegetables for 23 families (153 Kgs) |
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03/03/2005
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| SEDEC |
Blankets-360,Kitchen Utensils-15,Tents-222,Plastic Sheets-03,Generators-03 |
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27/01/2005 |
SED Caritas- - 54 shelters
have been completed in the Koggala and Devata Divisions (Galle
District).
- Construction of other 30-40 transitional shelters are planned
for the upcoming week
Distribution of 1400 households kits + 900 mosquito nets +
1400 dry rations
Supported 8 schools in Galle, 11 in Matara, 9 in Tangalle
and all in Hambantota. Totally 6.309 students. The Matara
sub-office is concentrating in Thotamuna area on providing
assistance for owners of around 70 boats. Cash for work project-
72 persons : 36 tailors, 37 carpenters and labourers
In Matara tailors and seamstresses already earned 21.255 rupees.
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10/03/2005 |
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| UNHCR |
200 tents were delivered. |
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03/02/2005 |
| Distributed 70 plastic sheets & 35 ropes to
welfare centres to erect screens around sanitation and bathing
areas. |
10/03/2005 |
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| World Food Programme (WFP) |
Wiik hall (additional storage capacity) installations were
completed. |
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10/02/2005 |
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| CHF International- Sri Lanka |
CHF International - Sri Lanka is currently
committed to the following humanitarian assistance in Hikkaduwa
and Ambalangoda
1,500 transitional shelter interventions, in accordance with
the CNO approved transitional shelter policy, value $350 materials,
labor and transport.
350 temporary/semi-permanent latrines
$US150, 000 quick impact projects
$US50, 000 NFIs
$US50, 000 livelihoods
$US33, 000 grants to local partners
$US25, 000 waste management
Camp/transit center infrastructure |
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10/02/2005 |
| NFRIs, Transitional shelter units, cash
for work projects and quick impact projects in Hikkaduwa and
Ambalangoda |
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24/02/2005 |
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| International Aid Services |
160 shallow wells have been rehabilitated
in Unawatune and Kulleegode |
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10/02/2005 |
| 11/01/2005: 204 wells in Unawatuna/ Kullegoda
location |
10/03/2005 |
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| Sewalanka Foundation |
| Date |
Items |
Location |
Donor |
Value Rs. |
| 19-Jan |
Durable goods |
Unawatuna |
Private donor |
42,000 |
| 18-Jan |
Cleaning supplies |
Habaraduwa |
Red Cross |
50,000 |
| 17-Jan |
Sanitation, Cleaning supplies |
Yaddehimulla - (Unawatuna) |
Czech Red Cross |
65,000 |
| 14-Jan |
16 - 2000LWater tanks |
Habaraduwa |
Red Cross |
480,000 |
| 13-Jan |
Cleaning supplies |
Habaraduwa D.S Office |
AAR Japan |
250,000 |
| 11-Jan |
Dry Rations (400families) |
Habaraduwa |
Private donor |
410,000 |
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6 - 2000LWater tanks |
Habaraduwa |
S-lon |
90,000 |
| 10-Jan |
16 Tents |
Habaraduwa |
Sirasa media |
480,000 |
| 9-Jan |
Cleaning supplies, Sanitation |
Yaddehimulla |
Private donor |
100,000 |
| 9-Jan |
2 Lorries Food, soap, mats,
textiles, water |
Habaraduwa |
Private donor |
400,000 |
| 8-Jan |
14 - 2000L water tanks |
Habaraduwa |
Red Cross |
420,000 |
| 6-Jan |
Medical supplies |
Habaraduwa |
Korean Medical Team |
200,000 |
| 5-Jan |
Durable goods, cleaning supplies,
sanitation |
Habaraduwa |
Czech Red Cross |
1,000,000 |
| 4-Jan |
Medical supplies |
Habaraduwa |
Private donor |
1,000,000 |
| 2-Jan |
2 Lorries Food, soap, mats,
textiles, water |
Habaraduwa |
AAR Japan |
400,000 |
| 30-Dec |
15 Lorries of goods* |
Galle |
Sirisa Sahan Yathra |
3,000,000 |
| 29-Dec |
Medicines |
Unawatuna |
Private donor |
140,000 |
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54 Tents |
Habaraduwa |
DIFD |
1,620,000 |
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Medicines |
Unawatuna |
Czech Red Cross |
1,500,000 |
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Clearing of road & houses |
Unawatuna |
Sewalanka |
100,000 |
| 28-Dec |
Dry Rations (600 families) |
Unawatuna & Talpe |
Sewalanka |
300,000 |
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10/02/2005 |
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| SLCCCA |
Will build three temporary toilets &
a temporary day care centre for children at the Morakale camp
in Hikkaduwa. The Bandaragama center for the disabled with
SLCCCA visited the Morakale camp in Hikkaduwa to identify
disabled children to provide assistance.
23rd February-a group of catholic persons from Negombo with
SLCCCA visited the Markola camp in Hikkaduwa to celebrate
child’s birthday.
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24/02/2005 |
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| Bridge Asia Japan |
Construction of 100 temporary shelters
1 or 2 community centres/ pre –schools
trauma counselling activities in pre-schools (to be implemented
soon)
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03/03/2005 |
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| Concern Worldwide |
Temporary food and shelter, housing, water and sanitation.
Impact assessment on livelihoods |
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03/03/2005 |
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| Gospel for Asia |
Distributed kitchen utensils &clothes to 35 families at
Galbokka village in Ahungalla.
Distributed items are kerosene cookers, buckets, pots &
pans, Undergarments, Socks,
Distributed books & stationeries to children at Kosgoda
Kitchen utensils, Books & Stationeries, School bags, water
bottles distributed to 45 families at Hidolla village.
Given 5 tents, mats, pillows to 5 families at Hikkaduwa.
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03/03/2005 |
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| Malteser |
In Galle district (Koskoda
and Habaraduwa) Malteser helped to reconstruct water and sanitation
supply by providing 5 water bowsers and 2 gully suckers to
the local authorities. Moreover, 24 water tanks (1000l) have
been installed in the area. The estimated project budget is
about 160.000 Euro.
In cooperation with a local NGO - Help for the Children -
Malteser has started a rehabilitation programme in 4 villages
in Galle district (Wadugegoda, Kathaluwa West, Welhengoda
and Mehyagoda). The programme inludes reconstruction of destroyed
houses, cash for work and income generating activities as
well as social counselling. The project is scheduled for 3
years with an estimated budget of 500.000 Euros.
In Kithulampitya, Galle district, Malteser
supports a local orphanage with about 3.000 Euro. Activities
undertaken in order to improve the living conditions of the
children accommodated there are the repair of the water supply
system, the installation of a functioning waste management
and other repairs/provisions. |
03/03/2005 |
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| Relief International |
Provision of second tranche amounting to USD 25,000seed
money for micro-credit support of livelihoods
Finalizing implementing arrangements and assessments of portfolio
with local NGO implementing partner
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03/03/2005 |
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| CARE International |
Two CARE consultants conducted a weeklong needs
assessment in Galle to determine whether there is a gap in the
provision of transitional shelter that CARE might fill. They
will be returning to Colombo on Wednesday and reporting to the
office about their findings on Friday. |
10/03/2005 |
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| FORUT |
2500kg rice, 400kg dhal, 200 kg onions, 400 kg
sugar tinned fish, milk food.-05/01/2005
1000 bed sheets, 1000 towels, 2160 water bottles (1 lt)
800 water bottles 40x20 -07/01/2005
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10/03/2005 |
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| Sarvodaya |
Homes/ Shelter
A total of 42 homes were built, approximately at the cost of
Rs.16.55 million. This was funded by “Holcim- Holcim Tidal
Wave Reconstruction Fund”
Further 44 houses were built in the area of Venamulla for the
amount of Rs.20 million. The donors were “SUA/ Newz –
Sri Lanka United Association and New Zeland”
42 houses in the area of Malawenna for the cost of Rs.20 million
donated by the Australia Sri Lankan Group
Water
& Sanitation
Toilets under construction -593
Repairs of toilets -519
No. of wells-122
Compost- 1212
Water tanks- 44
All the above were at a cost of approximately Rs.102.09 million.
This was funded by USAID
Psycho Social Healing
These programmes were activated in 10 villages at a cost of
Rs.10 million, donated by “AJDC- American Jewish Distribution
Committee” |
10/03/2005 |
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Location
of Relief Camps
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| Location |
Name of Camp |
No. of Persons |
No. of Families |
Basic Requirement |
| Ginthota |
Gangathilaka Viharaya |
750 |
170 |
Dry food,Cloths,Milk powder |
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Thuparamaya |
125 |
60 |
Bed Sheet,Milk powder |
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Dadella Walukaramaya |
500 |
195 |
Dry Rations,Cloths,Penadhol |
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Pituwella Viharaya |
350 |
120 |
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Maha Hapugala Chirch |
150 |
45 |
Dry Rations,Cloths,Milk powder |
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Rajaskanda Viharaya |
250 |
90 |
Water,Dry food, Panadhol |
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Thun Mahal Viharaya |
400 |
128 |
Dry Rations, Bed Sheet, Mats |
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Jumma Chirch |
3,000 |
720 |
Dry Rations, Cloths,Milk |
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Kovila Bulding |
150 |
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Childs Food,Milk Powder |
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Viharaya Mahamodara |
|
620 |
|
| |
Jumma Chirch Katugoda |
1055 |
406 |
Dry Rations, Childs food |
| |
Alabada Vihaya |
100 |
32 |
Dry Rations, Milk Powder,Mats |
| |
|
|
|
|
| Galle |
Viitharamaya |
350 |
155 |
Dry Rations, Medicines, |
| |
Yatagala Raja Maha Viharaya |
200 |
44 |
Dry Rations, Milk Powder |
| |
Kaduruduwa Tempal |
110 |
38 |
DryRations, Milk Powder |
| |
St.Alosias College |
506 |
180 |
|
| |
Ukwatta Raja Maha Vihar |
125 |
32 |
Dry Rations, Milk Powder,Mats |
| |
Sri Wardhanaramaya |
2,500 |
350 |
Mats,Cloths,Siddhalepa |
| |
Sri Sugatharama Purana |
715 |
210 |
Sarrom, Food Item, Milk Pow. |
| |
|
|
|
|
| Habaraduwa |
Thittagala Ukgalwatta Temple |
1,000 |
|
|
| |
Gurulwalla Temple |
300 |
|
|
| |
Meegahoda |
400 |
|
|
| |
Ahangama Temple |
400 |
|
|
| |
harumalgoda Temple |
229 |
|
|
| |
Unawatuna gangahena Temple |
129 |
|
|
| |
Unawatuna Bonavista College |
30 |
|
|
| |
Kataluwa Maha Vidyalaya |
500 |
|
|
| |
Koggala Muchalindaramaya |
266 |
|
|
| |
Kataluwa Temple |
200 |
|
|
| |
Kalahe Sumangalodaya |
100 |
|
|
| |
Bodhiraj Temple Unawatuna |
331 |
|
|
| |
Galketiya Temple |
103 |
|
|
| |
Thanahena Temple |
29 |
|
|
| |
Peellagoda Temple |
156 |
|
|
| |
Wellathota Temple |
1,005 |
|
|
| |
Makandugoda Nigrodaramaya |
1,500 |
|
|
| |
Lanumodara Temple |
215 |
|
|
| |
Mooderagama Temple |
600 |
|
|
| |
Yatagala Rajamaha Temple |
193 |
|
|
| |
Liyanagoda Temple |
806 |
|
|
| |
Mihiripana Temple |
206 |
|
|
| |
| Ambalangoda |
Batapola Temple |
1,600 |
|
|
| |
Batapola Maha Vidyalaya |
2,000 |
|
|
| |
Kahatapitiya Praja Hall |
50 |
|
|
| |
Kirrellagahawewa Temple |
500 |
|
|
| |
Nindana Maha Vidyalaya |
500 |
|
|
| |
Nindana Temple |
250 |
|
|
| |
Apegama Temple |
350 |
|
|
| |
Aluthwelll Nandaramaya |
2,000 |
|
|
| |
Yakkatuwa Temple |
500 |
|
|
| |
Battuwanhena College |
200 |
|
|
| |
Aluthwella Maha Vidyalaya |
500 |
|
|
| |
Kaluwadumulla Private House |
35 |
|
|
|
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