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January 26, 2010
Edinburgh Evening News: Mercy Corps aid means first hot food for survivors ›
SURVIVORS of the devastating Haiti earthquake have enjoyed their first hot meal since before the disaster struck.
January 25, 2010
Edinburgh Evening News: Quake children's trauma help ›
CHARITY staff trained in psychosocial treatment have arrived in Haiti to help child survivors of the earthquake overcome their trauma.
January 24, 2010
BBC - Politics Show: Scots rally to aid Haiti efforts ›
It is now almost two weeks since a massive earthquake hit Haiti but, as the search for survivors is called off, Scottish aid efforts are continuing in the Caribbean and at home.
January 21, 2010
Edinburgh Evening News: Food donations reach stricken quake survivors ›
RESCUERS have begun to distribute aid, funded through an Evening News-backed appeal, to thousands of survivors of the devastating earthquake in Haiti.
January 19 2010
Edinburgh Evening News: Donations flood in for Haiti quake relief effort ›
AN INCREDIBLE £100,000 has been donated by Edinburgh residents in just six days to help the victims of the devastating earthquake in Haiti.
January 18, 2010
Edinburgh Evening News: Carol helps to rebuild shattered lives in Haiti ›
SHE has co-ordinated relief efforts in some of the worst disaster areas of recent years.
Carol Ward, a member of Mercy Corps' Global Emergency Operations team, is now preparing to oversee the organisation's efforts to help the people of Haiti.
January 16, 2009
Scotland on Sunday: Fears for more lives as dozens of tremors hit devastated Haiti ›
EXPERTS in Edinburgh have warned of aftershocks hitting Haiti as the international aid effort steps up, with getting water to the victims a key priority.
January 15, 2010
Edinburgh Evening News: City heroes head off to Haiti's ruins - and you can help too ›
A MASSIVE appeal is launched in Edinburgh today to raise vital funds for the victims of the devastating earthquake in Haiti.
December 22, 2009
The Scotsman: A People Reborn After the Tsunami Disaster ›
HER brightly coloured shawl, a splash of yellow against the vivid green of the rice fields where she was working, was what first attracted the aid workers to Nurhayati.
December 22, 2009
The Edinburgh Evening News, Scotland: A People Reborn After the Tsunami Disaster ›
HER brightly coloured shawl, a splash of yellow against the vivid green of the rice fields where she was working, was what first attracted the aid workers to Nurhayati.
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