0
AGRICULTURE
0
CULTURAL PRESERVATION
0
EDUCATION
0
HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
0
INFRASTRUCTURE
0
MEDICAL SERVICES
0
RECONSTRUCTION
0
TOTAL 2003 AAS PROJECTS
| NO. | Project Type | Timeline | Project Name/Description | Benefiting Area(s) | Summary | Total Beneficiaries | Measurements | Sponsors/Funding | ||||
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| 1 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF | Relief Program (AAS-I & The War in Iraq) | Armota Atrush Baashiqa Bakhdida Bahzan Barwar Diyana Gondekosa Hawdiyan Nahla R. Quisanjaq Sapna Sharafiya Tel Keppe Tel Esqopa Zakho Zawita Other villages | Preparations for implementing relief programs for families seeking shelter and security Support of approximately 30 internally displaced families were staying in student dormitories in Dohuk to include 3 meals on a daily basis. Supported internally displaced families to return to their cities and towns of origin by preparing for and covering the costs of transportation. As Mosul & surrounding towns were liberated, our relief team responded immediately to provide humanitarian relief including distribution of food and essentials. Also, we provided drinking water and sterilization tools for Alqosh, Tel Keppe, Bakhdida, Baashiqa, Bahzan, Sharafiya, Tel Esqopa, Karimlish and other villages. Due to the lack of communication tools in Baghdad, people were unable to reach their family and relatives outside the country. We acquired a (thoraya) mobile phone to be used by the people to ensure they were able to communicate with relatives. o Provided free service for an average of 200 people per day o The same service was also provided to people in other towns and villages | 300 people received humanitarian relief 30 families received humanitarian relief | AAS - America AAS - Australia AAS - Canada AAS - Europe Assyrian American National Federation (AANF) Assyrian National Council of Illinois Diakonie of Germany Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany | ||||||
| 2 | MEDICAL SERVICES | Relief Program (AAS-I & The War in Iraq) | Armota Atrush Baashiqa Bahdeda Bahzan Barwar Diyana Gondekosa Hawdiyan Nahla R. Quisanjaq Sapna Sharafiya Tel Keppe Tel Esqopa Zakho Zawita Other villages | Medical aid and services (including the distribution of food and other essentials) for displaced families who sought shelter in villages after fleeing their homes Baghdad and other cities under the control of Saddam Hussein. Immediate response for medical aid and services provided as Mosul & surrounding towns were liberated. As soon as we reached Baghdad, we established a charity clinic centre which offered different types of medical services to assist needy families by providing living essentials. | 300 People received medical aid | AAS - America AAS - Australia AAS - Canada AAS - Europe Assyrian American National Federation (AANF) Assyrian National Council of Illinois Diakonie of Germany Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany | ||||||
| 3 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF | Humanitarian Relief | Dohuk Sarsing | In addition to the relief program mentioned above our, charity clinic centers in Dohuk and Sarsing continued presenting services to needy people by fulfilling humanitarian efforts related to various essential living requirements. | AAS - America Others | |||||||
| 4 | MEDICAL SERVICES | Clinic Centers in Alqosh & Bartella Villages | Alqosh Bartella villages | Within our relief program, a charity clinic center was established in Alqosh and Bartella villages in an effort to provide medical services to our people. | Evangelical Lutheran Church in Württemberg, (Stuttgart) - Germany Solidarity Group of Tur Abdin | |||||||
| 5 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF | Helping Needy Families in Baghdad | Baghdad | Through coordination with all Christian churches in Baghdad, we implemented a relief program to assist needy families in each church and parish. | Diakonie of Germany | |||||||
| 6 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF | Distributing Food for Needy Families in Baghdad | Baghdad | Distributed essential food to more than 1000 needy families in Baghdad. | 1000 families received humanitarian relief | The Southern Baptist Church | ||||||
| 7 | RECONSTRUCTION | Drinking Water Project & Construction of Bathrooms - Nahla region | Rabatki Meruki Belmand | Completed project to provide clean drinking water to the Rabatki , Meruki and Bilmend villages in the Nahla region. Project included building 6 KM pipelines from natural spring water sources to deliver water to the homes within all three villages, inclusive of water pumps. Project also included the construction of bathrooms of the homes within all three villages. | UNICEF Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany (ELCS) as AAS Iraq contribution | |||||||
| 8 | EDUCATION | Assyrian Primary Schools Support | Dohuk Erbil | Supported Assyrian schools in the Dohuk and Arbil areas, including the payment of salaries to the lecturers, assistance of need teachers, and providing basic needs for the schools. Covered all the transportation costs of all students and teachers in Dohuk and Erbil. Covered costs of Assyrian Teaching Committees various events hosted to promote educational activities Main sponsor for this project was AAS - America | AAS - America AAS - Europe AAS - Australia AAS - Canada Assyrian National Organizations Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany Others | |||||||
| 9 | EDUCATION | Assyrian High Schools Support | Dohuk | Nissibin High School in Dohuk: Covered the costs of housing and meals for 150 students. Covered costs of monthly salaries for lecturers, bonuses for teachers, dormitory supervisors and other employees. Main sponsor for this project was AAS - America | 150 students benefited from room and board | AAS - America AAS - Europe AAS - Australia AAS - Canada Assyrian National Organizations Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany Others | ||||||
| 10 | EDUCATION | Assyrian High Schools Support | Sarsing | Urhai High School in Sarsing: Covered the costs of monthly salaries for lecturers and bonuses for teachers Main sponsor for this project was AAS - America | AAS - America AAS - Europe AAS - Australia AAS - Canada Assyrian National Organizations Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany Others | |||||||
| 11 | EDUCATION | Post-Secondary Schools Support (Colleges/Universities) | Armota Dohuk Erbil Shaqlawa | Through the Assyrian Student & Youth Union, covered housing and meal expenses for 180 students in Erbil and Dohuk universities and institutes. Covered transportation costs for high schools in Shaqlawa and Armota. Provided assistance to needy students. Main sponsor for this project was AAS - America | 180 students benefited from room and board | AAS - America AAS - Europe AAS - Australia AAS - Canada Assyrian National Organizations Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany Others | ||||||
| 12 | CULTURAL PRESERVATION | Supporting Social Societies and needy people | Baghdad Dohuk Erbil Nineveh Plains | Provided various types of aid to needy families across multiple areas per cases presented | AAS - Iraq Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany | |||||||
| 13 | CULTURAL PRESERVATION | Supporting Civil Society Organizations: Assyrian Women's Union | Baghdad Dohuk Erbil Nineveh Plains | o Continuous support of the day care centre in Ankawa. o Provided special bus for transportation of children o Supported the publishing of Nahraneta, a periodical newspaper o Supported various activities including the following courses within the Nineveh Plain villages: - Nurse training - Sewing - Assyrian language | AAS - Iraq Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany | |||||||
| 14 | CULTURAL PRESERVATION | Supporting Civil Society Organizations: Assyrian Student & Youth Union | Baghdad Dohuk Erbil Nineveh Plains | o Supported the publishing of the Mezalta monthly newspaper o Supported various activities including football (soccer) championship in Baghdad which included more than twenty teams from different churches and parishes o Supported the Assyrian Cultural Center in organizing and or hosting various social and cultural activities o Supported the Assyrian Cultural Center in printing of its periodical magazine titled, Khoshwa DbetNahrain (Star of Bet Nahrain) o Supported the Sanharib club in organizing various types of athletic activities | AAS - Iraq Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stuttgart, Bavaria (Munich) - Germany | |||||||