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for 250 children suffering from severe malnutrition. CCF also provides
Imnunization, medication, feeding station, supplemental clothinq and other
swplies where needed. Cost of this propam per month has been estimated
at $10,000. Total through June 30, 1969, estimated $ 45,000
Christian Reformed World Relief Cormittee
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The Comnittee has sent food, medicines for distribution throurzh the
Nigerian Christian Council, to needy persons on both sides ..... $ 6,000
Church of the Brethren World Ministries Canmission
Seven volunteer,workers are assigned to an ICRGLutheran Church team in
Biafra. It cooperates in sending medical supplies, high protein beans,
mtrecal, etc., throuqb CWS. It has budgeted for relief work in Nigeria/
Biafh ............................... $25,000
Comnunity Cevelopment Foundation
A staff representative of the Comity Cevelopment Foundation working with
Ibo refbgees in Assaba and Agor areas launched seven comnunity self-help
projects to impmve living conditions, better food distrlbution and repair
a w ar damaged hospital and villa=. Cash allocation by CDF .... $ 55,000
A CARE representative spent ten days in Federal Nigeria with reg~rd to the
relief needs md on Aqwt 11, 1968, a representative was anpointed on an
indefinite basis. A third CARE man arrived in Lagos for one v~eek~s.consultation
on October 16, 1968. Personnel costs reported by CAFE amounted to
$3,927.
CARE'S first shipment of supplies to Federal Nigeria was made in August
1968 and the first to Biaf'm throw ICRC via airlift fMrn Fernando Po in
December of 1968. Frchn its own resources, CARE shipped 1,351 tons of food,
medical supplies, cloth and other supplies to Biafra and 228 tons to Lagos
for a total of 1,560 tons through May 31, 1969. These supplies were valued
at $610,500 plus shipping costs of $1,293 paid by CARE. CARE also provided
$40,000 for local purchase of rice in the hugu area and for miscellaneous
other local purchases.
Total contributions reported .................... $654,427
Direct Relief Foundat ion
Curing the period January 1, 1968, throw February 11, 1963, the Direct
Relief Foundat ion provided pharmaceuticals and supplies worth $155,219 and
$129,713 to Biaft-a and Nigeria respectively, for a total of .... $284,932