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MGH Pharmacist's Local Links Aid Typhoon Disaster Relief
via Massachusetts General Hospital Giving Disaster relief comes in many forms. When Typhoon Haiyan plowed across the central Philippines in November, 2013, Massachusetts General Hospital mobilized quickly, sending four teams of medical professionals, including one pharmacist, to aid the people most affected. “I didn’t know what a pharmacist could do in a disaster,” says Mass General pharmacist Carmela Berlin, RPH, recalling the moment the hospital called for disaster relief volunteers. But she knew she wanted to go. Having grown up in Visayas, the same region of the Philippines now devastated by the typhoon, she speaks the local Ilonggo language and knows the local customs. Once she and the Mass General team arrived in the disaster zone to partner with the International Medical Corps, she instantly got to work. The first MGH disaster relief team dispatched to the Philippines after Typhoon Haiyan included pharmacist Carmela Berlin, RPH. “As soon as we met the team from International Medical Corps, they said Read More
Typhoon Haiyan Response Team from MGH Returns to Boston -- MGH Giving
via Massachusetts General Hospital Giving After treating 3,000 patients during a three-week mission to parts of the Philippines ravaged by Typhoon Haiyan, a disaster response team from Massachusetts General Hospital returned to Boston this week. A news team from WCVB Channel 5 Boston interviewed members of the seven-person team after they arrived at Logan International Airport on Sunday, Dec. 8. Team members described scenes of vast devastation and patients traumatized and badly in need of care. A second disaster response team from Mass General is in the island nation now and others hospital personnel are preparing for possible deployment. More than 400 Mass General employees have volunteered to go to the Philippines. The post Typhoon Haiyan Response Team from MGH Returns to Boston appeared first on Massachusetts General Hospital Giving. Read More
Second MGH Disaster Team to Aid Typhoon Haiyan Victims
Aiming to address primary care and reproductive health issues arising from Typhoon Haiyan, a second team of MGH volunteers is bound for the Philippines. Read More.
Hello, moderndiary (UPDATE)
she texted me today. she and her family are fine. :-)))
GUYS PLEASE READ THIS AND HELP US GET THROUGH THIS HELL
Just over the weekend our country experienced the strongest typhoon this year called Haiyan/Yolanda. It hit the eastern/southern part of the Philippines and people there have nothing to eat, wear and not even a roof above their heads. The storm surge wiped out the entire town of San Jose Tacloban EVEN THE EVACUATION CENTERS GOT WIPED OUT AND PEOPLE WHO TOOK REFUGE THERE ARE NOW EITHER MISSING OR DEAD. This is the worst typhoon that hit us ever since typhoon Ondoy 4 years ago. DEAD BODIES LINED UP ACROSS THE STREET AND THERE'S NO ONE TO PICK THEM UP BECAUSE EVERYONE IS BUSY TRYING TO FIND FOOD FOR THEIR FAMILIES OR WHAT'S LEFT OF IT. According to the latest news, a lot of people are sending help already, but since the casualties have now reached thousands and some of the relief trucks cannot pass through some towns because of all the debris, PEOPLE ARE LOOTING FROM GROCERY STORES AND FIGHTING OVER BOTTLES OF CLEAN WATER. HERE'S HOW YOU CAN HELP:
donations via the Philippine Red Cross (including PayPal)
donations via Habitat for Humanity
donations via ANCOP Foundation USA
eta: donations via UNICEF Philippines
eta2: donations via CARE Australia
eta2: donations via Caritas Internationalis
eta2: donations via GMA Network (credit card, cash, check)
eta2: donations via World Vision
eta2: donations via AmeriCares
eta2: donations via Samaritan’s Purse (Canada)
eta2: donations via Canadian Red Cross (or you can text REDCROSS or ROUGE to 30333 to donate $5)
FOR THOSE IN THE PHILIPPINES
text donations via Globe
Red Cross and DSWD relief operations (infographic)
list of ongoing relief operations via Rappler
donations via ABS-CBN News
eta: relief operations via University of the Philippines
eta: relief operations via the Department of Education
eta: pick-up locations for donations via Air 21
i didn't post about this until now because i didn't think that the damage was this huge. See, I live in the northern part of the Philippines and the typhoon didn't affect us that much but my countrymen in the south faced it head on.
PLEASE SIGNAL BOOST THIS POST. IF YOU CAN'T DONATE ANYTHING, PLEASE SHARE AND REBLOG. THANK YOU.
Please pray for my family and many others in the Philippines as they have been hit with a category 5 typhoon. The strongest typhoon of 2013. Thank you.