what are some names of relief agencies working in el salvador?
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ADRA International was definitely there. This organization works tirelessly all around the world, including Central and South Americas.\nCheck out their website-I think you'll be glad to see what's happening. Also, there are articles, radio broadcasts, employment opportunities and much more linked off that site.\nEven the United States government calls this agency in times of emergency.
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So how did Swami find His way to this little country halfway around the world from India?\nIt all began in 1978. A group of ladies who had a yoga center invited Indra Devi, the famous yoga teacher, to visit El Salvador. It was she who first spoke about Sai Baba and gave out a few books on Swami. Within a few months, in May 1979, Elenita de Servent and Lidia de Trigueros were in India with a group from Mexico to visit Sai Baba. In December of the same year, Juan Pablo Bolens and John Behner along with their families also visited Swami and soon the yoga center in El Salvador blossomed into a Sai Center . By January of 1980, the Center was holding bhajans, a study circle, and doing service in the community.\nWithin two years of this, six Sai Centers were active in San Salvador, the capital of El Salvador, with about 130 members. Mind you, this was during the years when there was a lot of violence and the city buses did not run after 6:00 p.m. in the city. In fact, at one time there were fifteen study circle groups in the city. Since then, El Salvador's Sai community has been blessed by visits from many experienced and long-standing devotees like Dr. Sandweiss, Dr. Voleti, the musical group Lightstorm, the Bozzanis, and Dr. John Hislop in 1982. In 1985, the first coordinating committee of the Sathya Sai Organization was set up when Dr. Goldstein and Mr. Leonardo Gutter visited the country and put the Sai Mission in El Salvador on a new trajectory.\n\nSai-Inspired Service Grows…\n\nDespite the country's turmoil, the Sai Centers continued to grow. After the earthquake of 1986, members helped rebuild the damaged homes of devotees. In 1989, a Sai Foundation was established providing the framework for putting donations to good use. After peace finally arrived in the 1990s, the Organization began doing outstanding service work, such as participating in relief efforts after the earthquake of 2001 when they helped rebuild a Catholic church.\nMiracles Began Happening…\n\nOne patient, paralyzed from the waist down for nine years after falling out of a tree, had two long pins inserted on either side of his spinal column. The Sai doctors studied his X-rays and felt that the pins could be removed. One performed the necessary operation and the patient then became completely paralyzed. Two weeks later he was awakened by Swami, who asked him how he was. When he said, "Swami, I am completely paralyzed," Baba said, “Now you are well, get up and walk.” It was 2:00 a.m. but he did as he was told and was amazed to discover he could now walk!\nHe went to the phone and called a devotee to share the good news even though it was the middle of the night. Thereafter, he got a job selling newspapers and was reunited with his wife and daughters who had separated from him because of his physical problems.\n\nServing the Homeless and the Sick\nDevotees also prepare food for the homeless, who out of gratitude bring flowers for the lady sevaks on Mother's Day.\nHospital visits are also organized. The Sai youth group presents puppet shows at the children's hospital once a month and refreshments are served to patients at the cobalt cancer treatment center since many of them travel long distances for their treatment without having eaten anything. And in the burn ward, doctors are using vibuthi in some cases\n\nSai – The Formula for Peace in El Salvador\n\nWhere once there was a bloody political upheaval, now there is a peaceful spiritual movement sweeping the nation.\nThrough the grace of Sathya Sai, His devotees in El Salvador will carry forward the five values of Sathya, Dharma, Shanti, Prema, and Ahimsa well into the 21st century and beyond.\nWe, at Heart2Heart, thank Mr. John Behner and other devotees of El Salvador for sharing this information with us and pray for His blessings to make El Salvador truly "Sai Salvador."
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I imagine many people have already mentioned the possibility of working for a governmental agency.  I would like to suggest to you the pursuit of employment and quite possibly a career in International Development with one of the many NGOs working in your region.  Your specialization in geography as it relates to civilization, humanity and population could be of great service to agencies that work in the areas of education, environment and relief on behalf of the less fortunate. \nSee the following NGO directories:\n\nhttp://edugreen.teri.res.in/explore/ngos.htm\nhttp://www.unchs.org/unchs/english/ngos/prof1.htm\n\nGood Luck in Your Endeavors!
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If you will click these links you will find information about both US government as well as private foundations who provide a variety of humanitarian and medical assistance to both Cuban refugees as well as Cuban citizens.\n\n\nhttp://www.netforcuba.org/InfoCuba-EN/HealthCare/HumanitarianAssistance.htm\n\n\nhttp://www.ffrd.org/cuba/cooperation.html
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Try Unicef,(www.unicef.org).  I personally have donated through this site, it is a legitimate organization and will provide information about Darfur as well.
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Ther are some organizations listed here that might be able to assist you
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there are several universities in El Salvador, I will list them in order of quality of education and openess to take Intl. students. They all have web sites, look them up in google or Yahoo!\n\nUniversidad Centroamericana UCA\nUniversidad Jose Matias Delgado\nUniversidad Evangelica\nUniversidad de El Salvador\nUniversidad Tecnologica de El Salvador\nUniverdad Don Bosco\nUniversidad Francisco Gavidia
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Red Cross, Salvation Army, Catholic Charities, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints,etc if you want a futher list i need details as to what help your looking for
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Salvadorians and Nicaraguans are eligible for TPS. I beleive the laws regarding it have changed,you have to call immigration. Be prepared to wait on hold for 30 minutes. I have a list at home stating all the forms you must fill out. the initial form costs 70usd and there are about 4 others that you must send in as well and they are not free.
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Family Care International: http://www.familycareintl.org/countries/pl_LA_Haiti.php\n\nCare: http://www.care.org/careswork/whatwedo/health/caremorr/country/haiti.asp
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SALVADORANS, they are HOT!
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"The Internation Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Socieries is the world's largest humanitarian organization, providing assistance without discrimination as to nationality, rase, religious beliefs, class or political opinion."\nAnnual report 2005\n\nCounties with Red Cross societies:\nhttp://www.ifrc.org/publicat/profile/index.asp?navid=09_06
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Give money to an NGO working in Sudan.  The following are a few of your options:\n\nDoctors Without Borders \nMercy Corps\nSave the Children \nCARE\nWorld Vision\nCatholic Relief Services\nAmerican Jewish World Service\nIslamic Relief \nInternational Red Cross/Red Crescent
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The Red Cross\n\nYMCA
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El Salvador 1-10 Hungry
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http://www.weirdtown.com/find/chat/where/el_salvador_chat.jsp hope this helps!!
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Probably the best can be the Red Cross, check this link ;)