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Turkish quake - how you can help

Below are a list of organisations working to help the survivors of the devastating earthquake which has hit eastern Turkey.

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A 13-year-old boy has emerged alive from the rubble of a collapsed apartment building 108 hours after a powerful earthquake struck eastern Turkey.

Rescuers found the injured teenager Serhat Tokay early today.

Sunday's quake has killed 534 people and left thousands more homeless.

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Global Giving has set up a fund supporting disaster recovery and relief efforts: donate here.

The Turkish Red Crescent is also working to support people in the area. To find out more on how you can help, click here.

For a breakdown of where your money will go, click here.

Catholic Relief services is helping up to 2000 families with hygiene kits, heaters and blankets

If you'd like to donate, visit this link.

And finally, the Shelter Box organisation responds to disasters around the world by sending an emergency box containing everything a family might need in the short term.

Send one to Turkeyby following this link.


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