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  1. Milestones

  2. International relief work

      2016 Typhoon Haima    2016 Aceh earthquake   2016 Japan earthquake  2015 Nepal earthquake   2014 Gaza conflict    2013 Typhoon Haiyan    2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami   2010 Pakistan flood  2008 Sichuan earthquake   2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami  

  3. Local outreach

      Ground Zero – Run for Humanity 2015  

  4. References

Mercy Relief[1] is a non-governmental humanitarian organization in Singapore. The organization was officially launched in 2003, by the then-Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr Lee Hsien Loong, it seeks to promote a life of compassion, care and volunteerism.

As well as responding to immediate disasters in the Asian region, its longer-term developmental projects also focus on water & sanitation, shelter, sustainable livelihoods, healthcare and education.

Mercy Relief responds within 72 hours of a disaster, delivering emergency aid to affected communities. It has executed 56 separate disaster relief operations as well as 50 sustainable developmental programs. A core aspect of Mercy Relief's values is not only in responding to emergencies but also following up their aftermath, hence their 5 core values as seen above.

Over the past decade, Mercy Relief has reached to some 2 million beneficiaries in 25 different countries across Asia.[2]

Milestones

Officially launched in 2003, Mercy Relief is Singapore's only independent non-governmental organization (NGO) involved in humanitarian disaster relief. In December 2003, Mercy Relief was granted the Institution of Public Character (IPC) Status.[3]

The charity's first response since its official launch was to Bohorok River flash floods in North Sumatra in 2003, followed by the earthquake in Bam, Iran in the same year.[3] The next year, Mercy Relief was awarded the annual Singapore International Foundation Award for its efforts in spreading the Singaporean spirit in 11 countries through its works.[4]

Mercy Relief was invited by United Nations in 2008 to speak at the International Disaster and Risk Conference, on "Peace-time strategies that can ease relief operations and the management of risks during and after such calamities".[5]

In 2009, Singapore observed its inaugural World Humanitarian Day, where the works and sacrifices of humanitarians, including Mercy Relief's, was commemorated. It then partnered up with Singapore Polytechnic in 2010 to conduct a two-year diploma-plus certificate course in humanitarian affairs.[6]

Mercy Relief also hosted Singapore's President, President Tony Tan Keng Yam at a humanitarian assistance project site in Magelang, Indonesia in 2012.[7] And in that same year, they participated in Singapore's National Day Parade for the first time, as part of the marching contingent.[8]

International relief work

2016 Typhoon Haima

In October 2016, Typhoon Haima hit some areas of the Philippines and nearby countries, leading to 19 fatalities. In Cagayan province alone, between 50,000 and 60,000 hectares of rice fields were flattened and flooded by the typhoon, causing serious concerns about food security and livelihoods.[9]

Mercy Relief distributed emergency food supplies and essentials such as rice, oil, dried foods and blankets as well as 100 water filtration kits[10] (WateROAM) to communities who were affected by Typhoon Haima in the Philippines. In total, 3,750 beneficiaries were reached in the municipalities of Amulung and Rizal in the Cagayan region.

2016 Aceh earthquake

A 6.5-magnitude earthquake has struck Aceh in 2016, which displaced more than 11,000 people, left 104 deceased and at least 1,200 injured.[11]

Mercy Relief responded to the disaster by deploying a two-man disaster response team to assess the needs of the community on the ground and coordinate disaster relief efforts.[12] Among other sources, funds amounting $46,570 were raised through the website [https://www.giving.sg/ Giving.sg] specific for the Aceh Earthquake Relief[13] and the team provided aid and assistance which include basic healthcare provision and improving community kitchens catering to mothers and children in Aceh.

The team also led a Maternal and Child Health programme to provide 217 pregnant, lactating mothers and their children with nutritional meals as well as health clinics. 266 mosquito nets were also distributed to the affected villagers to prevent the spread of disease

2016 Japan earthquake

Two earthquake struck Kumomoto in Japan in mid-April of magnitudes of 6.5 and 7.3, these damaged 140,000 homes and displaced 11,000 people. Mercy Relief was able to respond to this humanitarian crises with $333,000 in aid funding which was able to benefit 37,000 individuals. Of these people, 18,700 hot meals were distributed to survivors over only 47 days.

Staying true to its core values, considerable amounts of aid were put to not only providing hot meals but also to much longer-serving and beneficial projects such as healthcare services and medicine. Evacuation centers were built as well as reconstruction of facilities such as housing, sanitation and schools. Mercy Relief also supports the construction of 7 social welfare centers. 15,500 individuals benefited from these medical, healthcare and psychosocial services.

2015 Nepal earthquake

Mercy Relief responded to the April 2015 Nepal earthquake, which killed at least 8,000 people, and more than 18,000 people have been injured. Mercy Relief deployed a 2-man preliminary disaster to Kathmandu, Nepal within 48 hours of the disaster and provided shelter, food, medicine, hygiene kits and water for the survivors.

During the post-disaster phase, Mercy Relief managed to raise $750,000 to help victims of the Nepal earthquake,[14] of which $60,000 went to support acute relief effort.[15] It has also launched fundraising campaigns, collaborating with organizations like Qoo10 on an online fundraising campaign, raising over $30,000.[16] And Singapore Civil Defence Force, where volunteers cycled for 10 hours on 6 water filtration bicycles to raise funds for the victims in Nepal.[17]

Mercy Relief also undertook reconstruction projects to provide a secure roof for quake survivors and temporary structures to be used as a school before the onset of the monsoon. Using public donations, it put up 510 shelters, providing shelter to individuals during the monsoon season.[18] The next phase focused on permanent shelter reconstruction after the monsoon passes. In total, about $1.5 million of funds were raised to provide acute relief and reconstruction efforts.[15][19][20]

Up till 28 April 2015, the team has done 27 relief distribution and 8 medical missions, helping individuals living in the rural regions of Kathmandu and other areas of Nepal and about 20,000 beneficiaries.[16]

2014 Gaza conflict

The 2014 Israel-Gaza conflict, which started in 2006, was a military operation by Israel. It started on 8 July 2014, lasting for 49 days, ending on 26 August 2014.[21] The Gaza conflict resulted in 1,748 deaths and 9,078 Palestinians injured.[22] It left more than 273,000 Palestinians displaced, 1.8 million people affected, 138 schools and 26 health facilities damaged.[23][24][25]

In light of the military operations, Mercy Relief worked with Palestinian Wefaq Association and Palestinian Red Cross Society to help victims of the operation.[22] It has contributed $400,000 worth of aid, of which $250,000 was distributed as an initial tranche. It also provided $60,000 worth of food aid, $100,000 worth of medical supplies, and a fully equipped ambulance, which will be deployed by its Palestinian partner agency.[26]

2013 Typhoon Haiyan

In 2013, Typhoon Haiyan swept the Philippines in early November 2013.[27] One of the deadliest typhoons in Philippines in modern history,[28] it caused 6,300 in Philippines alone[29] and affected 14.1 million people.[30]

In the wake of the typhoon, Mercy Relief launched a public fundraising from December 7 to 31, raising $1.16 million from public donations to help individuals affected by the typhoon.[31] The donations were channelled to mainly funding health-care missions and rebuilding efforts. Besides fundraising, Mercy Relief focused on providing acute emergency relief and gathering relief supplies from neighbouring, less affected areas.[32] It dispatched teams to provinces devastated by the typhoon, helping about 25,000 people.[33]

2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami

The 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami happened on 11 March 2011.[34][35][36] It started as a 9.0 undersea earthquake, that resulted in a tsunami which caused 15, 893 deaths, 6,152 injured and 2,572 people missing.[37]

Following the disaster, Mercy Relief raised $2.6 million for victims, where they spent on operations and logistics, buying essentials and radioactive protective suits for survivors.[38] It camped out in disaster-stricken regions in Japan for 5 months, pumped $2.8 million to help victims of the disaster.[39] This included distributing 5000 winter blankets in Ishinomaki, a city located in Miyagi.[40]

Mercy Relief, with the help of a Japanese volunteer, implemented the Tohoku Livelihood and Recovery program, an 8-month program which trains individuals to operate heavy machinery. The program benefited 300 farming and fishing communities across Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima. And following the program, 832 Japanese were trained to operate heavy machinery, allowing them to help in decontamination works, removing debris left behind by the earthquake.[41]

2010 Pakistan flood

The 2010 Pakistan floods happened in late July due to heavy monsoon rains that affected the Indus River basin. As a result of the flood, about 20% of Pakistan's total land area was submerged.[42][43][44] The floods killed close to 2000 people, and directly affected approximately 20 million people were affected.[45]

In response to the flood, Mercy Relief sent disaster relief teams over[46] and has helped raised $509,000 to provide relief aid and supplies to the flood victims.[47] It also distributed ultra-filtration systems, food and tents for residents.[46] Realising a shortage of medical services, Mercy Relief partnered with SingHealth and South City Hospital in Pakistan, where a medical mission team was sent to aid residents living in that region.[46]

2008 Sichuan earthquake

The 2008 Sichuan earthquake was an 8.0 magnitude earthquake,[48][49][50] which happened on May 12, 2008. It killed 69, 197 people and left 18,222 people missing.[51]

Mercy Relief responded to the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, which killed almost 90,000 people and affected a population of 11 million. It was the first foreign group to deliver essentials such as toothpaste and milk powder amounting to $50,000 to Lushan, the southwestern part of Sichuan.[52] Apart from helping the Lushan community, Mercy Relief also helped individuals in Baoxing, where they supported in the provision of relief supplies, worth $250,000.

Back home in Singapore, Mercy Relief have raised over $1.1 million. More than half of the amount were used for the reconstruction of 2 rural schools.[53]

2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami

The 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake, also known as the Sumatra-Andaman earthquake,[54][55] happened on 26 December 2004 and resulted in a tsunami which killed 230,000 people in 14 countries.[56]

Following the tsunami, Mercy Relief raised $1.1 million, spending on supplies for the victims.[57] Apart from raising funds, Mercy Relief managed food relief packages, food and water donations. It also sent two teams to Sri Lanka and Aceh to help with post-disaster work. In Aceh, it spearheaded a S$2 million housing project, building proper housing for 900 victims of the tsunami,[58] and donated fishing boats to the locals.[59] Mercy Relief also took on a US$3 million project to rebuild the only hospital in Meulaboh, West Aceh that was struck by the tsunami,[60] as well as other school and orphanage building projects.[61]

Local outreach

Ground Zero – Run for Humanity 2015

On 10 October 2015, Mercy Relief organized Singapore's first humanitarian-themed charity race in Singapore, Ground Zero, Run for Humanity.[62] The run garnered 1,100 participants and saw some 500 participants carrying a 5.1 kg relief pack while completing a 5 km Relief Aid Challenge, mimicking the experiences of victims in natural disasters.[62] Attendees of the event include Minister of Environment and Water Resources, Masagos Zulkifli.

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