LANDMINE RELIEF FUND
SUPPORTING CAMBODIAN SELF HELP DEMINING
THE CAMBODIA LANDMINE MUSEUM AND THE WORK OF AKI RA
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Cambodian Self Help
Demining
The new all Cambodian
NGO
that will concentrate on  clearing
mines and UXO's in low priority
villages all over Cambodia.

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To visit the site, click here:
www.CambodianSelfHelpDemining.org
Who We Are:
The Landmine Relief Fund is a non profit NGO dedicated to supporting the work of Cambodian Self Help
Demining, the Cambodian Landmine Museum, and its founder, Aki Ra.  We are specifically dedicated to
assisting them in their work of eradicating landmines throughout the country of Cambodia and caring for
the children living at the Landmine Museum Relief Center.

How the Money is Used:
The money we collect, from supporters around the world, is used to support the work of
Cambodian Self Help Demining, Aki Ra's new demining organization.  
Our charter also allows us to support the work of the Cambodian Landmine Museum and other projects
stemming from either CSHD or the CLLMM.

The LMRF has 2 staff members living in Cambodia.  They are working with CSHD and the Museum to
assist in implementing our mission and helping CSHD and the Museum and Relief Center meet theirs.  

Cambodian Self-help Demining NGO
In 2008 we accomplished our task of establishing a new demining NGO  in Cambodia,
run by and for Khmers to clear landmines and UXOs in low priority areas around the Kingdom.  

Visit the CSHD website at
www.CambodianSelfHelpDemining.org

FOR THE PRICE OF A CUP OF COFFEE
YOU CAN SAVE A LIFE

IF NOT US  -  WHO?
IF NOT NOW - WHEN?

If you have any questions about our work or goals, please contact us at:

LANDMINE RELIEF FUND
PO BOX 4904
PALM SPRINGS, CA 92263

PHONE:  760.834.5613 (USA)
(855) 15 674 163 (Cambodia)
EMAIL:  
bill@landmine-relief-fund.com

Follow our activities at our Blog Site:

Aki Ra, Landmines and News from the Jungle

LINKS (cont'd)

Vietnam Veterans Mine
Clearing Team - Cambodia       
http://members.optushome.com.au
/glaust/index-1.htm

The Bomber and Roy Story         
                                   
http://www.abc.net.au/austory/specials
/bomber/default.htm

Project Enlighten
http://www.projectenlighten.com

Story from The Desert Sun
Palm Springs Man helping clear
landmines in Cambodia


For more information about our work
in Cambodia contact us at:

bill@Landmine-Relief-Fund.com
AKI RA CHOSEN AS CNN HERO

CLICK HERE
to watch the video
cnn hEROES

aKI RA  CHOSEN AS ONE OF THE
TOP 10
CNN hEROES FOR 2010

WATCH CNN hEROES TRIBUTE
Click on the 'Tribute" link

Top 10 Hero Aki Ra - CNN Heroes

LINKS:

The NEW Cambodian Landmine
Museum
http://www.cambodialandminemuseum.org

Landmine Relief Fund
www.landmine-relief-fund.com

A Really Good Travel Blog
http://www.travel-plan-idea.com/

If you would like to be linked to
our site, please contact us at:
Bill@landmine-relief-fund.com

Cambodian Self Help Demining
www.CambodianSelfHelpDemining.org

Educational Excursions
http://educationalexcursions.com.hk/
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CAMBODIAN SELF HELP DEMINING UPDATE:

CSHD is working a new field, full of unexploded ordinance
(UXOs).  This field was an old storage area for the Lon Nol
regime and is covered with litterally thousands of unexploded
rounds of artillery, much of it, white phosphorous, (or willie
peter to you vets).  We will clear about 5 hectares of perhaps a
10 square kilometer field.  When it is cleared we will move 16
families in to farm the land.  We will continue to clear this field
over a number of years, alternating between it and other 'low
priority' villages we have been asked to assist.

Our budget is running about $16,000 per month, so any help
you can give is GREATLY appreciated.

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CSHD UPDATE - Washington, DC
September 12, 2011                         

The Landmine Relief Fund was today awarded a $100,000
grant from the United States Department of State, Office of
Weapons Removal and Abatement.  This grant will be used to
assist CSHD in its demining operations in 'low priority' villages
across the Kingdom.  

The grant will cover approximately half the cost of running the
CSHD demining operations in the coming 12 months.  The
balance of the funding is provided by the Landmine Relief
Fund, an American charity and the Vietnam Veterans Mine
Clearing Team, a group of Australian veterans of the Vietnam
War.