The Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation (PDRF) and Airlink, an international logistics nonprofit organization focused on disaster response, recently signed a partnership agreement in emergency response logistics.
This month, Airlink is highlighting the work of three nonprofit partners based in the U.S. that support countries and communities in both Asia and the Pacific Islands.Â
Cyclone Gabrielle was the worst storm and most significant weather event to affect New Zealand this century. Over 10,000 people were displaced from their homes. To get Greyshirts in the air and on the ground as quickly as possible, Airlink’s aviation partner Air Canada generously donated 19 tickets to Airlink to support two waves of volunteers to reach Hawke’s Bay, one of the regions most severely hit by the storm.
The 2022 monsoon season in Pakistan led to the deadliest floods in the country since 2010. Six months onwards, over 10 million people are without access to safe drinking water. Airlink continues to respond on behalf of our NGO partners.
Airlink staff Jenny Torner, Humanitarian Programs Manager for Asia & the Pacific, and Claire Leow, Regional Representative for Asia & the Pacific, attended the Asia & the Pacific Regional Humanitarian Partnership Week hosted by ICVA, ADRRN, CWSA, and UNOCHA in Bangkok, Thailand.Â
Within 24 hours of a 7.2 magnitude earthquake hitting southern Haiti, Airlink and its partners had 4 medical volunteers on their way to Jeremie, Haiti, to bolster overwhelmed local health services.
Nearly 9,000 miles from India, two sisters Naomi (13) and Sadie (11), spring to action to make an impact
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“Knowing in advance that we have the support of a major carrier like Cathay Pacific is really important to us…