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Water Tower for a Tangalle School Tangalle School
Following a request for the construction of a water tower in a Tangalle school, funds were sought and a contribution of 1250 was given towards the construction by \"The Drinking FountainAssociation\". IDEALS added 1300 to this amount thus allowing the work to start.
John Beavis
Aid for Gaza
In the summer of this year IDEALS was alerted by Dr Judith Darmandy and Sally Fitzharris to the plight of three young Gaza amputees. Although they had undergone some rehabilitation treatment in Israel they were now back in Gaza and their follow up treatment is now very uncertain.
News from Bedadi
After many months of repeated assessment of the house designs, ERRA (Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority), has approved the construction of the new Bedadi Village in North West Pakistan. The villagers have now been living in tents since October 2005 and they greeted the news that we are due to start construction with great joy.
John Beavis
Medical Survey
Based on WHO/UNICEF guidelines the survey was conducted on 21st and 22nd May 2007, assessing all children at the Bedadi site under the age of 12 years.
John Beavis
Construction of School Water Tower Gets Underway
The small town of Tangalle, in southern Sri Lanka, was badly damaged by the Tsunami of December 26th 2004. As well as the loss of life and injuries there was considerable damage to the infrastructure.
John Beavis
The Building of Bedadi Village Has Begun!
After months of preparation and despite delays in local administrative planning, IDEALS, with local partner CAMP, has appointed a site engineer and work has commenced on construction of a village to house families left destitute and homeless after the earthquake of October 2005. They have spent this time living in tents; initially at the original site and then on land purchased for them by IDEALS.
John Beavis
Primary Trauma Training on the Afghan and Pakistan Border Area Has Started
On December 4th 2007, 21 doctors from the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) attended a Primary Trauma Care (PTC) course at Gandhara University, Peshawar.
John Beavis
BEDADI VILLAGE CONTINUES
The first footings of Bedadi village houses have been dug and the walls are now beginning to rise above the ground. The villagers are full of hope for the future.
John Beavis
Bedadi Child Health Project
As a result of the comprehensive survey conducted at the Bedadi tented village site in NWFP, Pakistan last year we identified a number of children with significant health problems, including severe malnutrition, anaemia and visual impairment.
John Beavis
