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FUNDRAISE FOR FLOOD VICTIMS IN LIBYA


AUTHORITIES HAVE DECLARED THE PORT CITY OF DERNA, LIBYA A DISASTER ZONE AFTER
TWO DAMS WERE BREACHED, FLOODING THE CITY.

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HOW DOES YOUR FUNDRAISING HELP?

UNICEF is on the ground, reaching children with emergency supplies after Storm
Daniel swamped north-eastern Libya. We can’t do it alone. We need your help to
always be there. No matter what.

Families are facing catastrophic flooding and landslides in Libya after Storm
Daniel came ashore on Sept. 10, 2023, inundating communities along the country's
Mediterranean coast with sudden, torrential rains. Two dams have collapsed under
the pressure, sweeping entire neighbourhoods into the sea. Thousands of people
have tragically lost their lives while tens of thousands who live in the area
have been severely impacted.

When disaster strikes, you can make a difference. UNICEF teams are mobilising
staff and supplies, including safe water, hygiene kits, medical care and
supplies, nutrition and clothing for children. By supporting us today, you can
help Libyan children and families whose lives have been devastated by these
floods.

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BY FOOT, BOAT, TRUCK, PLANE OR DRONE; NO MATTER WHERE THEY ARE, WE'LL DELIVER
HOPE WHEN KIDS NEED IT MOST.


WHAT'S HAPPENING?

Authorities declared the port city of Derna a disaster zone after two dams were
breached, flooding the city. Buildings collapsed and whole neighbourhoods were
swept away into the sea. More than 5,000 people in coastal towns are presumed
dead, according to local authorities — 2,300 in Derna alone. Another 10,000
people remain missing.

The storm also caused significant damage to roads, bridges and other
infrastructure, disrupted telecommunications networks and displaced families.
Individuals who were previously displaced by conflict in Libya — many of whom
are from Tawergha and who were living in Benghazi when the storm hit — are now
sheltering in Benghazi schools. If you can please make a donation today and help
us with our emergency response.




HOW IS UNICEF HELPING?

UNICEF Libya is rapidly responding to the needs of people caught in this
devastating climate emergency. We’re rushing in emergency aid, including 1,100
hygiene kits and vital medical supplies for 10,000 people and essential clothing
kits for 500 children. More life-saving supplies are already on the way.

"UNICEF Libya expresses deep condolences to all people who lost family members
in East Libya due to floods," UNICEF Libya Representative Michele Servadei.

Every year, we respond to hundreds of emergencies, delivering life-saving care,
safeguarding children’s rights and protecting them from harm. From emergency
relief to long-term development solutions, UNICEF is 100 per cent donor funded.



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Yes, donations over $5 are tax deductible in New Zealand


CAN I RAISE MONEY OFFLINELINK



Of course you can. If you wish to deposit funds via cheque or bank transfer

You can find more details at
https://helpdesk.unicef.org.nz/help/donate-via-cheque-and-snail-mail



WHERE DOES THE MONEY I RAISE GO?LINK



Great question! All donations you receive will be directed to where the need is
greatest.

The donations you raise will help us to carry on with our life-changing work. It
doesn’t matter how much you raise, whether it’s $10 or $100, every single cent
helps us to help children.

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please contact UNICEF New Zealand’s team at 0800 243 575 or email us at
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ZEALAND. UNICEF NEW ZEALAND HAS NOT REVIEWED OR ENDORSED INDIVIDUAL PAGE
CONTENT, AND IT MAY NOT REFLECT THE VIEWS OF THE ORGANISATION. PLEASE REACH OUT
TO SUPPORT@UNICEF.ORG.NZ IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT UNICEF'S EMERGENCY
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IN THE EVENT THAT UNICEF RECEIVES MORE FUNDS THAN REQUIRED TO RESPOND TO THE
EMERGENCY IN UKRAINE YOUR GIFT WILL HELP SUPPORT UNICEF’S WORK TO SUPPORT
CHILDREN IN EMERGENCIES AROUND THE WORLD.


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