Background

The Islamic Medical Association Malaysia (IMAM) Cambodian Relief Mission was first designed in response to the humanitarian crisis faced by the Cambodian population as a result of natural and man-made disaster like the 2001 flood and the subsequent drought which left more than 300,000 people in 12 provinces in dire need of food assistance. The [...]

Objectives

For Cambodian

To provide free basic humanitarian and medical services with emphasis on women and children
To increase medical awareness on issues such as family planning, sexually-transmitted diseases and basic hygiene.
Continuation of previous years’ Relief Mission to Cambodia

 
For volunteers

To introduce students to the field of relief work.
To allow students to [...]

CRM08 Organising Committe

 

Project Manager

Mohd Zafiruddin Abd Rahman (Second Year Medicine,University of Newcastle upon Tyne)

Secretary 1

Ahmad Shafie Jameran (Second Year Medicine,University of Nottingham)

Secretary 2

Muhd Alwi bin Muhd Helmi (First Year Medicine,University of Manchester)

Financial 1
Hazirah Hasnan (First Year Medicine,Cardiff University)
Financial 2

Aminatulmunirah Kasim (First Year Medicine,University of Leeds)
Activty team
Mohamad Faizal Zulkhifli (Second Year Medicine,University of Leeds)
Ahmad Izwan bin Nordin (Second [...]

Proposed Tentatives of CRM08

Activities if we land
 at Phnom Penh
 

Date

Activities

Plan of execution

Day1
 
21/07/2008

Arrive at Phnom Penh and meet with the people in charge there.
- Settle down at accommodation- Meeting with doctors from Islamic Medical Association Cambodia (IMAC) and Malaysian Embassy staff.- Briefing on activities for the whole mission- Work delegation according to proposed plan

Day 2

Short visit to Cambodian Killing Field
- [...]