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Woman helps grandchildren with school work in Indonesian village

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Saridia Waruwu helps her grandson Jesta, 4, and her granddaughter Cari, 8, do their homework in front of her home in Tugala, a village on the Indonesian island of Nias.

The village was struck by both a 2004 tsunami and a 2005 earthquake, leaving houses destroyed and lives disrupted. The ACT Alliance helped villagers here to construct new homes and latrines, build a potable water system, open a clinic and schools and get their lives going once again. For the residents of Tugala, the post-disaster mantra of "build back better" became a reality with help from the ACT Alliance.

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Paul Jeffrey
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Tsunami recovery +10, Indonesia
Saridia Waruwu helps her grandson Jesta, 4, and her granddaughter Cari, 8, do their homework in front of her home in Tugala, a village on the Indonesian island of Nias. <br /> <br /> The village was struck by both a 2004 tsunami and a 2005 earthquake, leaving houses destroyed and lives disrupted. The ACT Alliance helped villagers here to construct new homes and latrines, build a potable water system, open a clinic and schools and get their lives going once again. For the residents of Tugala, the post-disaster mantra of "build back better" became a reality with help from the ACT Alliance.