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How Can You Help?
ZAKA needs equipment that are vital for its daily holy work. You can help finance them. Here are some of the essential projects and equipment that helps ZAKA fulfil its' goals.

General Donation
Make a general donation to ZAKA - any amount you want

Beeper
Provides an initial beeper communication equipment for one volunteer enabling him to respond to 20 lifesaving calls a month.

Price: £18

First Aid Supplies for 1 Volunteer
Replenishes first aid supplies for a volunteer for one month.

Price: £50

Motorcycle Upkeep
Provides upkeep and insurance for a motorcycle volunteer. Allowing him to achieve our goal of arriving in the first 3 crucial minutes that are often the difference between life and death..

Price: £100

Equipment for 4 volunteers for 1 month
Supplies 4 volunteers a month with all the communication and first aid equipment needed to save lives.

Price: £180

Oxygen Tank & First Aid Kit
Covers the initial first aid kit and oxygen tank given to each new volunteer to enable him to begin responding to calls and saving lives.

Price: £500

Defibrillator
Sponsors a new defibrillator, an essential requirement for heart related disasters.

Price: £1,500

New First Aid Station
Sets up a new first aid station allowing our volunteers to be able to start treating victims even without their own equipment.

Price: £2,800

Supplies for Entire ZAKA force
Replenishes all first aid supplies for the entire Zaka volunteer force.

Price: £5,000

First Aid Motorcycle Unit
Donates a new motorcycle to our vital lifesaving fleet. Enabling us to arrive at the scene as soon as possible and save more lives.

Price: £8,500

To increase your gift by 28%
please print out this Gift Aid form and send or fax it to ZAKA UK

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