In 2001, it has been helped by the United States non-governmental organisations of Counterpart International, Project Hope, and World Medical Relief, in medicines and medical equipment worth US$302,457 for its emergency services.
In 2001, the organization benefited from the support of US-based humanitarian groups such as Counterpart International, Project Hope, and World Medical Relief, which supplied $302,457 worth of essential goods for its crisis management services.