Trincomalee Islamic Development Society (TIDS), Federation of Trincomalee Young Men's Hindu Association (TDYMHA), Trincomalee, Sri Lanka: welfare fund for refugees and construction of cooking areas at Jamaliya refugee camp; staff salaries and agency running costs; loans to enable 15 refugee families to cultivate onions; goats and chickens for communities affected by conflict; clothing for refugees in Thoppur camp; training for resettled people in chilli cultivation; building materials to help the people of Upparu repair their storm-damaged huts
MS. Oxfam PRF SLA 160 Vol. 1
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Title
Trincomalee Islamic Development Society (TIDS), Federation of Trincomalee Young Men's Hindu Association (TDYMHA), Trincomalee, Sri Lanka: welfare fund for refugees and construction of cooking areas at Jamaliya refugee camp; staff salaries and agency running costs; loans to enable 15 refugee families to cultivate onions; goats and chickens for communities affected by conflict; clothing for refugees in Thoppur camp; training for resettled people in chilli cultivation; building materials to help the people of Upparu repair their storm-damaged huts
Shelfmark
MS. Oxfam PRF SLA 160 Vol. 1
Date
1990-1993
Language
English
Physical extent
1 file
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Collection contents
Records of grants made by Oxfam ('project files')
Asia, including Australasia
Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon)
Trincomalee Islamic Development Society (TIDS), Federation of Trincomalee Young Men's Hindu Association (TDYMHA), Trincomalee, Sri Lanka: welfare fund for refugees and construction of cooking areas at Jamaliya refugee camp; staff salaries and agency running costs; loans to enable 15 refugee families to cultivate onions; goats and chickens for communities affected by conflict; clothing for refugees in Thoppur camp; training for resettled people in chilli cultivation; building materials to help the people of Upparu repair their storm-damaged huts
