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Khalsa Aid Bangladesh Cyclone Mission December 2007

Click HERE to view Ravi Singh's updates about the activities of the Khalsa Aid relief efforts with the Bangladesh Cyclone Mission December 2007.

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Welcome to Khalsa Aid

Established in 1999, Khalsa Aid is an international non-profit aid and relief organization founded on the Sikh principles of selfless service and universal love. Khalsa Aid is a UK Registered Charity (#1080374) with the UK Charities Commission and also has volunteers in North America & Asia. Khalsa Aid has provided relief assistance to victims of disasters, wars, and other tragic events around the world. For more information on this organization, please read the about us section.

PAKISTAN EARTHQUAKE Relief Efforts

We are all aware of the tragic and sad events that have taken place in Pakistan two weeks ago. More than 30, 000 people perished in the earthquake that hit Kashmir and neighbouring areas. Millions are left homeless, and without proper food or medical assistance.

Read: Khalsa Aid Team Dispatched to Pakistan

Khalsa Aid (K.A.) is currently working in the affected areas to assist in the humantarian relief effort. K.A. will be linking up with local NGO's and, where possible, work alongside them to provide assistance.

Above: A Khalsa Aid relief worker gives assistance to a victim of the earthquake.

Khalsa Aid was formed in 1999 to help those escaping from the Kosovan war and has since provided aid in Orissa (East India), Turkey, Gujarat (West India), The Democratic Republic of Congo and recently Somalia (this is an ongoing development programme).

All volunteers are unpaid and are inspired by the teachings of Sikhi and individuals such as Bhai Kanaiya Ji. All this seva has been possible due to the genorosity of the Sangat.

Khalsa Aid is appealing for donations to provide medicine, shelter and long-term education needs in the affected areas. Your contributions so far have helped thousands of unfortunate people in several countries and now the need has arisen again to help those who have lost almost everything.

Photos:

Please visit the blog for current photos of the relief work in the affected areas. More photos will be added to the website soon.

Quotable:

"My first night in Muzafarabad was an eye opener. It was freezing at night. I thought about the poor people stuck in the villages and how they must be without any shelter. I was in a tent with a quilt and still freezing."

- Ravi Singh, Sevadar
Khalsa Aid