Guest guest Posted March 25, 2009 Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 AUSTRALIAN WILDFIRES March 21, 2009 NEWS: CALL TO ACTION Once again the amazing power of the internet, and all our interconnections have enabled us to network this call to Action (feel free to forward). We are mobilizing to help out with the teams already working for the Wildfire Relief Effort. The Australian Practitioners Emergency Response Network (APERN) exists to help frontline emergency workers fulfill their duties in an emergency/critical incident and to support volunteers and victims in a caring and compassionate way. The blog: http://therapistsunite.blogspot.com/2009/02/hands-on-health-and-apern.html. It emerged from the events of Black Saturday, the 8th February, 2009 when extensive bush fires in resulted in over 200 deaths. APERN is still in its formation stages and they are all volunteers. In addition Hands on Health Australia or HOHA http://www.handsonhealth.com.au/ aims to assist communities to improve the delivery of health and other services to marginalized people, utilizing the resource of community volunteers. They are looking at setting up 7 community clinics. At present some clinics are running and others are still in progress. Some communities around Whittlesea are only just returning to their homes to begin the rebuilding stage. There are 7000 people still homeless and living in tents, having survived one of the worst tragedies. (News links on the UAE site if you need a reminder.) Supplies (respiratory blends, relaxation, clinic supplies like towels/base oils, etc) can be sent to Tuesday Browell (tuesdaybrowell) 424 High Street, Echuca, Victoria Australia. 3564 mobile ph is.0428342957. In addition Ron Guba/Essential Therapeutics in Melbourne is collection donations for oil supplies if you want to purchase local supplies toward the Relief effort: visit http://www.essentialtherapeutics.com.au he will see your purchase is mixed into respiratory blends, or other useful products and delivered via the above organizations. Ultrasonic diffusors would be great for the seven clinics if someone wants to contribute those, contact Sheriar Irani in Sydney www.subtleenergies.com.au This is a great quick way we can help rather than sending our own supplies. Thank you in advance for any support as we mobilize globally to help out when we can. Please feel free to forward this to any other lists or organizations, and other caring aromatic friends. Sylla Sylla Sheppard-Hanger Atlantic Institute of Aromatherapy 16018 Saddlestring Drive Tampa Florida 33618 USA www.AtlanticInstitute.com www.UnitedAromatherapy.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2009 Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 Thanks, Sylla. I'm going to print it out now to post to our student Community Board at work. Take care, Stacey Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry " Sylla S. Hanger " <sylla Wed, 25 Mar 2009 10:41:57 atfe2<ATFE2 > [ATFE2] UAE Call to Action: AUSTRALIAN WILDFIRE Relief Effort AUSTRALIAN WILDFIRES March 21, 2009 NEWS: CALL TO ACTION Once again the amazing power of the internet, and all our interconnections have enabled us to network this call to Action (feel free to forward). We are mobilizing to help out with the teams already working for the Wildfire Relief Effort. The Australian Practitioners Emergency Response Network (APERN) exists to help frontline emergency workers fulfill their duties in an emergency/critical incident and to support volunteers and victims in a caring and compassionate way. The blog: http://therapistsunite.blogspot.com/2009/02/hands-on-health-and-apern.html. It emerged from the events of Black Saturday, the 8th February, 2009 when extensive bush fires in resulted in over 200 deaths. APERN is still in its formation stages and they are all volunteers. In addition Hands on Health Australia or HOHA http://www.handsonhealth.com.au/ aims to assist communities to improve the delivery of health and other services to marginalized people, utilizing the resource of community volunteers. They are looking at setting up 7 community clinics. At present some clinics are running and others are still in progress. Some communities around Whittlesea are only just returning to their homes to begin the rebuilding stage. There are 7000 people still homeless and living in tents, having survived one of the worst tragedies. (News links on the UAE site if you need a reminder.) Supplies (respiratory blends, relaxation, clinic supplies like towels/base oils, etc) can be sent to Tuesday Browell (tuesdaybrowell) 424 High Street, Echuca, Victoria Australia. 3564 mobile ph is.0428342957. In addition Ron Guba/Essential Therapeutics in Melbourne is collection donations for oil supplies if you want to purchase local supplies toward the Relief effort: visit http://www.essentialtherapeutics.com.au he will see your purchase is mixed into respiratory blends, or other useful products and delivered via the above organizations. Ultrasonic diffusors would be great for the seven clinics if someone wants to contribute those, contact Sheriar Irani in Sydney www.subtleenergies.com.au This is a great quick way we can help rather than sending our own supplies. Thank you in advance for any support as we mobilize globally to help out when we can. Please feel free to forward this to any other lists or organizations, and other caring aromatic friends. Sylla Sylla Sheppard-Hanger Atlantic Institute of Aromatherapy 16018 Saddlestring Drive Tampa Florida 33618 USA www.AtlanticInstitute.com www.UnitedAromatherapy.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2009 Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 Hey Sylla, I'll post this at Aromaticsage.com as well. IF when I uploaded my FrontPage cd it wasn't too corrupted. Hopefully it will be up within the hour. Kathleen On > > -- Kathleen Petrides Bead Hussy http://www.BeadHussy.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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