Building Resilience in Japan

by International Medical Corps
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan
Building Resilience in Japan

Project Report | Feb 5, 2013
International Medical Corps' Efforts are Ongoing

By C. Latifi | Resource Development Officer

People gather at a community space.
People gather at a community space.

Almost two years have passed since the devastating 9.0-earthquake struck Japan, initiating a massive tsunami and subsequent radiation crisis. International Medical Corps, on the ground within 48 hours, provided immediate assistance to at-risk populations and the government. As the focus on Japan today has shifted from emergency to recovery, International Medical Corps continues to provide vital support for community-based local partners.

Our work in Japan will continue to evolve with local partners to address ongoing humanitarian needs and help  communities rebuild – making them more resilient . Over the next year, International Medical Corps will continue to support recovery efforts of local partners, including creating several much-needed community spaces in
Fukushima
where evacuees can access recreational workshops, counseling, and information on assistance programs.

International Medical Corps, with the Japanese government and other international NGOs, will also be collaborating on a long-term Disaster Preparedness Initiative that will focus on building capacity of local community-based organizations to respond to future disasters – preparing for an even faster response and helping to save lives in the future.

Thank you for your continued support of our Japan programs and of International Medical Corps. You make our work possible.

P.S. Mark your calendars – Global Giving will be matching donations to our Japan projects between March 1 and March 15th, dollar for dollar. This doubles the impact of your investment in Japan’s future! 



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International Medical Corps

Location: Los Angeles, CA - USA
Website:
Project Leader:
Erica Tavares
Director, Resource Development
santa monica , CA United States

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