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Old 10th May 2008, 12:48   #1 (permalink)
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Hi,

I'm living in Chiang Mai and was wondering if anyone on the forum knows if there is an organization here in Chiang Mai where I could volunteer to help?

I will check with my church tomorrow (Sacred Heart) but would work with any organization.

Thanks!
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Old 10th May 2008, 13:35   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Burma relief effort volunteer...

Foreign aid workers have been denied entry to the country...if you want to make a small donation I have used below.....

Thai Red Cross Society
Siam Commercial Bank
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Account no. : 045-3-4285-5
Account name : The Thai Red Cross Society for Burma

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There ya go Jack. I'm in China, not too far away. Might join in.
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Re: Burma relief effort volunteer...

If you're Christian and have some kind of useful skill get in touch with the Free Burma Rangers. They're on the www.
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thank you for your suggestions
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seems as of yesterday that relief workers inside the country of burma were deported. I also heard on the news that the UN will probably go into Burma permission or not.
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Re: Burma relief effort volunteer...

contact the Burma Volunteer Programme. they are on the net. they work with refugees in Thailand mostly doing English teaching. I got to taught in a refugee camp near Mae Sariang.



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I'm living in Chiang Mai and was wondering if anyone on the forum knows if there is an organization here in Chiang Mai where I could volunteer to help?

I will check with my church tomorrow (Sacred Heart) but would work with any organization.

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Re: Burma relief effort volunteer...

There are rumors (and an opinion) on, for example, Asia Times' website, that the U.S. conduct an invasion of Burma. Of course, this is merely one person's opinion, but I did read it on the Net.

I was going to say "Can the John Rambo" approach, but then I also read that these military junta generals are taking the donors' names off of the aid boxes/shipments, and putting their own names on them, as if they were the donators, and sending them off to the, what they hope are, the "ignorant public."
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