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Thursday, March 03, 2005
Book A Flight to Banda Aceh
The urgency and the horror may have ceased from our TV screens, but believe me, Aceh still needs your help. There may already be some semblance of normalcy in the small towns dotting the coast of Aceh, but people there are still jobless, homeless, restless. They need structure, they need plans, they need to know there will be a future.
One of our clients, DAPAT, is working with an Indonesian youth group to help the people of one small town to get back on their feet. They need you to volunteer, at least a week of your time, to help rebuild and heal these Acehnese.
Volunteering is as easy as saying yes, sending in a photocopy of your passport and having about RM300 in your pocket for expenses. Go to www.dapat.com for details. If you can't give your time, maybe you can give your thoughts -- participate in the forum, also at the site.
The urgency and the horror may have ceased from our TV screens, but believe me, Aceh still needs your help. There may already be some semblance of normalcy in the small towns dotting the coast of Aceh, but people there are still jobless, homeless, restless. They need structure, they need plans, they need to know there will be a future.
One of our clients, DAPAT, is working with an Indonesian youth group to help the people of one small town to get back on their feet. They need you to volunteer, at least a week of your time, to help rebuild and heal these Acehnese.
Volunteering is as easy as saying yes, sending in a photocopy of your passport and having about RM300 in your pocket for expenses. Go to www.dapat.com for details. If you can't give your time, maybe you can give your thoughts -- participate in the forum, also at the site.
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