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Industrial Hygienists to issue list of resources for aid in Haiti

January 15, 2010 by Fred Hosier
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FAIRFAX, VA (January 15, 2010)—In response to the devastation in Haiti, the American Industrial Hygiene Association® (AIHA) is compiling contact information

for industrial hygiene resources that relief agencies can refer to for advice and assistance. AIHA will also provide a list of publications that agencies involved in rescue efforts may find useful. The list of contacts and publications will be posted on the AIHA website, www.aiha.org.

In addition, AIHA will shortly make a donation to appropriate relief agencies. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recommends that individuals who wish to help should make monetary contributions to relief organizations through www.interaction.org. InterAction is a coalition of U.S.-based nongovernmental organizations focused on the world’s poor.

Individuals interested in offering technical assistance or donating supplies should register at www.cidi.org, the website of the Center for International Disaster Information.

For further information, contact Peter O’Neil, AIHA Executive Director, at (703) 846-0700 or [email protected]; or Melissa Hurley Alves, AIHA Communications, at (703) 846-0740 or [email protected].

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One Response to “Industrial Hygienists to issue list of resources for aid in Haiti”

  1. Reena Dahlen Says:

    I wish more people were like Mr. George Clooney. What he has done to help the Haitian people is just amazing. So many of the Hollywood celebrities are just phonies looking for publicity. George is one of the true greats.


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