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How do we spend your donation so far?
FireFly
Mission has to-date (as at 2-May-2009) spent S$864,020.00 for immediate relief and
both mid- and long-term
rehabilitation work.
Relief (Immediate)
Purchased and supplied the following:
· Medicine
· Rice / Dahl
(yellow beans) / Other food items
· Clothing
/
Mosquito nets
/ Tarpaulin Canvas
Rehabilitation (Medium Term)
· Rice seeds /
Ploughing (Tilling) machines / Diesel fuel for machine
Rehabilitation (Long Term)
· Building
of Schools / Clinics / Hostels / Bridge
· Children
Sponsorship Programme
None of the money collected is
used for administrative charges or to pay for the Relief Team’s
travel and other costs. The donation is used FULLY for the
victims of the cyclone.
One Year On:
Why we need MORE donations
Though we had built 12 schools, 3 clinics,
sanitary & water system and others, we had recently received
more requests from other affected villages. The balance of fund
that we have could only extend our help to few more villages. We
hope that we could extend our assistance to deeper areas hit by
the cyclone nargis.
Latest News from the Delta
(2-May-2009):
AFP:
One
year on, Myanmar still suffers cyclone hardship
ST:
Cyclone Nargis: One year
on
Nargis victims lack shelters
More Long
Term Rehabilitation will be carried out after the monsoon season.
Planned Projects:
•
Bridges
•
More Schools
•
Water & Sanitary
Systems
We therefore appeal to you to help us so that we can help MORE
people to help themselves. Please donate generously. Share
FireFly Mission’s work in Myanmar with your friends and
family.
Thank you.
Scale of Projects
Depending on the Amount of Donations Received
WE NEED YOU TO HELP MORE PEOPLE !
SUMMARY of Account & Budget
Cyclone Nargis Relief & Rehabilitation Project
Expenditure Account Summary
(as at 2-May-09)
We concentrated our effort in villages located
in 4 townships affected badly by the Nargis:
Bogale,
Dedaye, Moulmeingyun & Pyapon
Townships.
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ID
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Description
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Status
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Cost/Budget
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Relief (Immediate)
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1.00
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RELIEF & EMERGENCY REHABILITATION
WORK by TEAM 1
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Completed
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22,471.00
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1.10
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Purchased & Distibuted of Household
Requisites to 1,100 Families
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Completed
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40,226.00
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1.11
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Tarpaulin (100 Yds) - 110 Rolls
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Completed
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14,706.00
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1.20
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Purchase & Distribution of Rice
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9 Villages from Townships: Bogale,
Moulmeingyun & Dedaye
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Completed
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16,177.00
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1.50
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Purchase & Distribution of
Stationeries / Uniforms to Students
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Completed
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8,235.00
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Sub-Total (Relief – Immediate) (S$)
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101,815.00
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Rehabilitation (Medium Term)
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2.00
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Paddy Replantation Programme
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Paddy Seeds, Ploughing Machine &
Diesel Fuel
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Completed
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87,205.00
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Sub-Total (Rehabilitation –
Mid-Term) (S$)
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87,205.00
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Rehabilitation (Long Term)
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3.10
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Medical Clinics for 3 Villages
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in the Townships of Bogale,
Mawlemyine Gyun & Pyapon
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Completed & In-progress
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135,000.00
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3.21
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Primary Schools for 11 Villages
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in the Townships of Bogale, Dedaye,
Mawlemyine Gyun & Pyapon
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Completed & In-progress
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245,000.00
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3.22
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Middle School for 1 Village
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in the Township of Mawlemyine Gyun
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In-progress
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120,000.00
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3.30
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Hostels for Orphans & Poor Children
(Boys & Girls)
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in Shwegyin
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Completed & In-progress
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130,000.00
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3.40
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Sanitary & Drinking Well Facilities
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for Schools, Clinics & Other
Villages
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Completed & In-progress
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45,000.00
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3.50
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Children Sponsorship Programme
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Maintenance for initial 2 years -
further support subject to review
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On-going
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Sub-Total (Rehabilitation –
Long-Term) (S$)
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675,000.00
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Combined Total Relief &
Rehabilitation (S$)
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864,020.00
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Footnote:
As some of the projects are still in-progress, the actual amount may
be different from the ones reflected above. The final amount used
will be finalised once the projects are completed.
Details of
EXPENDITURE & BUDGET of Relief & Rehabilitation &
List of Donation
Items Distributed
Update #2 (29-May-2008)
Appendix 1 & 2
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