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Habitat for Humanity's Tsunami Recovery Overview |
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In the year since the Indian Ocean tsunami, Habitat for Humanity has assisted an estimated 6,000 households in India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand to gain permanent housing. Over the next 24 months, Habitat for Humanity plans to provide direct housing assistance to as many as 20,000 families, and to assist 10,000 to 15,000 more households with training and disaster mitigation services. Program targets* Jan. 1, 2005–Dec. 31, 2007 Total families to be served -- 35,000 Families to receive direct housing assistance -- 20,000 Additional families to be served through training and disaster mitigation -- 10,000–15,000 *At the one-year mark, countries have revised their individual goals; if the new goals are met, 21,000 families will receive housing and more than 39,000 households will be served. The first year Funds raised -- US$54 million Funds transferred to implementing countries -- US$12 million** Families receiving direct housing assistance -- 6,000 New houses -- 2,800 Repaired and renovated houses -- 1,200 Total completed*** -- 4,000 Housing units in progress -- 2,000 **Estimated total to Dec. 31, 2005; includes $8.56 million actual through Nov. 17. ***House counts through Nov. 30 plus projections to year's end.
Volunteers -- 2007 International Volunteers -- 1,126 (133 Teams) Domestic Volunteers -- 881 (43 Teams)
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