Appeal - October 2006

As promised to many of you, I would like to give you a more precise picture of :
a) the number of  people there, which age group they belong to and
b) details of materials and quantities required for the Chechen refugees in the Pankisi Gorge.

Numbers certified as for May 2006.

Approximate time span of the project - 12 months 

86 infants up to age 2 each require

	4 nappies/diapers a day, 120 per month
	Baby wipes
	Changing mats
	Nappy/diapers disposal units
	Non perishable baby food, 11 boxes per child per month
	86 Blankets for infants
	Dummies/pacifiers/soothers
	Milk bottles and teats
	Warm clothes

Another issue we need to look into relates to women pregnancy. Pre-natal care: a considerable number of women in Chechnya dies at the child birth.  Pre-natal care is absolutely essential, especially for women who survived the extremes of war.

63 elderly each require
UNHCR provides most of the medicines for children. The majority of elderly people suffer some kind of disease, mainly urinary infections and some kind of heart disease, which are not covered by UNHCR.

	Omnic  treatment - Bladder and prostate problems for elderly people
	Cardura treatment - Urinary obstruction in aging males
	1 box food per month

About 1,000 boys and girls from age 4 – 14

	Substantial quantity of antibiotics and vitamins
	Warm clothes and blankets

I hope I am giving you a better idea, shedding a bit of light into this project.  Remember that we are neither the Red Cross nor UNHCR and we do not pretend to have their structure or their organisational skill. However, we will look after the entire programme thoroughly and efficiently asking also for help from local NGOs and doctors that we know. We will keep the project under our own supervision.

We will be there, physically, we will be spending the money, negotiating the purchase of what is needed at the best possible price and help with the distribution.

Please contact us for any further detail
Email Info@ccharm@org