This document outlines the services provided by an organization in response to disasters around the world. It lists the countries and locations where the organization operates, including USA, Dominica, Mexico, India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Haiti, Philippines, Ukraine, Cambodia, Indonesia, and Venezuela. It then describes the organization's disaster relief, recovery, and preparedness services, which include food and nutrition, disease control, shelter, health care, clean water, school supplies, support for vulnerable groups, livelihood recovery, and non-food item distribution. Statistics are provided for the organization's work in 2016, including the number of meals served, people prepared for disasters, individuals who received psychosocial care, blankets provided, and more.

2. Where we work

3. USA
Dominica
Mexico
India
Nepal
Bangladesh
Nepal
Haiti
Philippines
Ukraine
Cambodia
Philippines
Indonesia
Venezuela
PREPARENESS &
RISK REDUCTION
RELIEF RECOVERY

4. FOOD AND NUTRITION
Providing life-saving food and nutrition for
children and families affected by disasters
and emergencies.
DISEASE CONTROL
Educating families and communities on
preventing deadly infectious diseases such
as Ebola, Cholera, and Malaria.
SHELTER AND HOUSING
Providing emergency shelters, temporary
shelters, and permanent shelters to families
affected by disasters.
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5. HEALTH CARE
Provide necessary medical care for those
affected by disasters
CLEAN WATER SUPPLY
Enabling communities to access clean water
supplies needed for drinking and cooking
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Enabling children from vulnerable families
affected by disasters to be back in school with
proper school supplies, shoes, and uniforms
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6. VULNERABLE GROUPS
Provide care and employment opportunity for
special needs persons affected by disasters.
LIVELIHOOD RECOVERY
Supporting fishermen, farmers, and small
business affected by disasters to be able to
provide for their families.
NON-FOOD ITEMS
Distribution of needed supplies (blankets,
clothes, hygiene kits, and cooking kits) in
survival after disasters.
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7. CLEANING UP
Mobilizing community members and
volunteers to clean up debris from disasters
for a quick recovery process.
CHILDREN CENTER
Setting up children centers for various
psychosocial interventions through art and
music to help children recover from trauma
sustained.
EMERGENCY SCHOOL
Supporting schools by providing tents and
supplies in delivering education in
emergencies and disasters.
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8. CAPACITY BUILDING
Supporting schools, universities, and local
government in increasing local disaster
management
PREPAREDNESS TRAINING
Equipping community members and
volunteers in reducing risks of disasters and
mobilizing response teams.
DISASTER EDUCATION
Providing school children with necessary
knowledge and practice in anticipating
disasters and how to respond.
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9. Coordination with Global Community

10. World Humanitarian Summit

11. Responding to Unnoticed Needs

12. Rebuilding Better Resilient Community

13. Disaster Risk Reduction

14. 267,070 meals served
27,482 children/adults prepared for disasters
20,800 cared through psychosocial
13,050 blankets provided
10,250 clothes provided
10,650 hygiene kits distributed
3,426 children in temporary education
3,300 lbs medical supplies provided
1,524 volunteers took part
2016 GDR in Numbers
450 received drinking water
200 received emergency household items
170 persons provided emergency shelters
129 houses repaired/rebuilt
50 classrooms repaired
19 classrooms rebuilt
11 countries provided disaster services
8 local remote universities supported
250,000
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impacted