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Availability/Needs

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5 entries

Availability/Needs
Country State City Name Website Item Needed Available Main Phone Org Status County Last Update Category Urgency
US OK   InterOcc (Resource List, Directory, Shelters, Drop sites, etc) interoccupy.net/blog/opok-update-okla... * KITS, COOKING KITS Needed   Not provided   Open   0 * FIRST RESPONSE ITEMS, 00 * * KEY ITEMS * * [items most often needed in the typical disaster response] Very Urgent
PK     Doctors Without Borders - 2010 Pakistan Floods doctorswithoutborders.org * KITS, COOKING KITS   Available 212-679-6800 Non-Profit Medical First Responders Open   0 * FIRST RESPONSE ITEMS, 00 * * KEY ITEMS * * [items most often needed in the typical disaster response]  
PK     Sarhad Rural Support Programme (part of RSPN, Relief Teams) srsp.org.pk/zeenix * KITS, COOKING KITS   Available 0345-9012226 Community Development Open   0 * FIRST RESPONSE ITEMS, 00 * * KEY ITEMS * * [items most often needed in the typical disaster response]  
HT   Port-au-Prince Action Aid - 2010 Haiti Earthquake Response actionaidusa.org/what/emergencies/sup... * KITS, COOKING KITS   Available 1-202-835-1240 / HAITI: +509 (3)731 6752 Social Services Open   0 * FIRST RESPONSE ITEMS, 00 * * KEY ITEMS * * [items most often needed in the typical disaster response]  
HT   Port-au-Prince, Petionville, St. Martin (and various locales) World Vision International worldvision.org * KITS, COOKING KITS   Available Not provided Social Services Agency, Disaster Recovery Open   0 * FIRST RESPONSE ITEMS, 00 * * KEY ITEMS * * [items most often needed in the typical disaster response]