Bali Recovery Group

Bali Recovery Group is the coordination committee composed of the major NGO's working to help the victims of the Bali bomb blast on 12 October. The objective of the group is to coordinate activities between the organizations in order to deliver the best services and minimize duplication of effort.
As most of the Western victims have already been evacuated to other countries, the primary focus of relief efforts is to assist the effected Indonesians. This includes the injured and their families, families of the dead and missing, and those economically impacted by loss of their livelihood.

Bali Recovery Group does not collect funds itself. Potential donors should contact the individual members who fit their sponsorship profile.

Questions for Bali Recovery Group should be direct to International Medical Corps (see below).

While each member organization may be involved in several aspects of the disaster relief, the Group has designated certain organizations to take the lead in certain areas. These designations are indicated in the list below.

Australian Red Cross — http://www.redcross.org.au/
The Australian Red Cross provides support and medical services to disaster victims. They are currently overseeing the efforts to identify the missing.
Christopher Cliffe
+61 (03) 9345 1800
Mobile: +61 (04) 1953 0805

Bali Hati (Indonesian Victims and Family Support) — http://www.yamp.com/balihati/
Bali Hati is a social service organization that has been active in Bali for about 8 years. Bali Hati is the primary organization on the ground working to aid the injured and families of the injured, dead and missing. They are paying for medicines, food and any other daily needs. Bali Hati is working closely with both Parum Samigita and Yayasan Ibu Peduli (below) to identify those in need and get aid to them.
Frank Olcvary
+62 (361) 977-576
Mobile: +62 (0812) 380 0431
E-mail: balihati@indo.net.id

Bali International Women's Association (BIWA) Education support for victim's children — http://www.biwabali.com/
BIWA is a long standing community services organization in Bali that specializes is support of children's education and orphanages. BIWA is looking after the educational needs of the children of the victims.
Muriel Ydo
Mobile: +62 (0812) 380 0490
E-mail: llotsydo@indosat.net.id

BaliSOS Group — Relief Reports & Emergency Response — http://www.BaliSOS.com/
Bali SOS Group maintains a multilingual Website with frequently updated information about Bali Relief Efforts and the organizations involved. They also operate a phone hotline and provide emergency responses and networking.
BaliSOS Group
+61 (361) 731-130
Mobile: +61 (818) 357-726
E-mail: Office@BaliSOS.com

Crisis Care Foundation
Crisis Care provides medical services in the Singaraja area in north Bali. Crisis Care assisted in aiding the injured at the hospitals immediately the incident.
Gloria
+62 (0362) 42286
Mobile: +62 (0812) 377 4649
E-mail: gloriacrisiscare@hotmail.com

International Medical Corps (Trauma Counseling Administration) — http://www.imc-la.com/
IMC is an international medical aid organization with a long stand presence in Indonesia. During the crisis, IMC has taken the lead in providing trauma counseling. In addition they are handling the administration of the Bali Recovery Group.
Andrew Duncan
+62 (021) 570 2529
Mobile: +62 (0811) 917 514
E-mail: jimc004@attglobal.net

Parum Samigita
Parum Samigita is a community development organization in the Kuta, Legian and Seminyak area. During the crisis, they are coordinating the delivery of aid to the effected families with Bali Hati (above).
Asana Viebeke Lengkong
Mobile: +62 (0811) 395 5188
E-mail: asanasw@indo.net.id

Rotary International
Salem Lizatte
E-mail: salemmaxfield@aol.com

Rotary Bali Nusa Dua — http://rotarybali.org/
In addition to evaluating short term needs, Rotary is working with Yayasan Kemanusiaan (see below) on the development of a Trauma and Burn Center.
Carlos Barmono, president
+62 (0361) 701690
Mobile: +62 (0811) 394 4547
E-mail: rotary@exotic-indonesia.com

USAID —
Laurie Pierce
Mobile: +62 (0811) 311 846
E-mail: papedette@aol.com

Yayasan Ibu Peduli — http://rotarybali.org/
This organization is a ground roots Balinese group direct aid to victims and their families. They are coordinating their activities with Bali Hati (above).
Lala
Mobile: +62 (0811) 396 945
E-mail: yknlala2000@yahoo.com

Yayasan Kemanusiaan Ibu Pertiwi (Humanitarian Action for Mother Earth) — http://www.ykip.org/
Build a Trauma and Burn center in Bali. Bali has long been without adequate medical facilities to properly serve both the local and tourist populations. This situation has been highlighted by the recent disaster. Kemanusiaan's goal is to build a Trauma and Burn Center in Bali - a lasting memorial to those that have died in this tragedy.
Ken Grant
+62 (0361) 286226
Mobile: +62 (0812) 469 4906
E-mail: KAGrant@ix.netcom.com

Department For International Development (UK) — http://www.dfid.or.id/
Yvan Biot
Mobile: +62 (0811) 848 352
E-mail: yvanbiot@dfid.or.id

Northern Territory NGOs
Leigh Hillman
+61 (04) 0779 7626
E-mail: execcotant@octa4.net.au

SAFM (Adelaide)
Guy Morgan
Mobile: +62 (0812) 380 2574
E-mail: guymorgan@hotmail.com