QuickHelp World
The earthquake that struck Indonesia on December 26, 2004, caused tidal waves and destruction that wiped out cities and villages across Asia and Africa killing tens of thousands of people. This site was developed for the sole purpose to help people, particularly university students, interested in assisting and supporting aid relief efforts in Asia and Africa. We do not collect aid or coordinate support services, but attempt to link interested individuals to various websites on the internet to help them determine how best they can lend a hand to relief efforts. This site is a free website hosted on yahoo and is managed by international graduate students. We welcome feedback on how best to coordinate assistance to affected areas.
Image from BBC World. Visit BBC World for latest updates on the quake effects in Asia. Click on image
Relief Organizations
Regional News Agencies
US Embassies
Foreign Embassies in US
Efforts from universities & related organizations,  youth and students in the US
How Can We Help
Immediate Needs of Victims
Our Contact
Site developed by Brendan & Patricia
Pennsylvania State University
Facts
Image from The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Click on image
The Day After Christmas 2004
120,000
dead from earthquake and tsunami.
Thousands still missing.
100,000 expected to die from diseases.
500,000 injured.
Millions without clean water, food, shelter, clothing, medicine.
1/3 of victims are children, either dead or orphaned.
Multiple countries affected in Asia & Africa.
Multiple victims from locals to tourists from
40 nations.
Towns, villages, and remote tribes have been wiped out.
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