Here in the United Kingdom, we are thinking so much of the people of Japan as you experience the terrible tsunami and all its consequences.
I know that amidst the tragedy there will many pregnant women, and mothers with young families affected.
We are thinking of them, and hope that with all your good work you are able to help.
I know that the White Ribbon Alliance will want to help as much as we can – please let us know what you think we can do to call on the international membership to provide support. With all good wishes.

Sarah Brown
White Ribbon Alliance Global Patron
Wife of former UK Prime Minister
UK

I am so sorry to see this devastation; I know you are a nation of people who will work your way through it all. In fact, my fear is that people may not give themselves time to grieve and rest. I have a great admiration for you, and the staff and volunteers of JOICFP, and JFPA and the many Japanese people that I have been privileged to meet with you. We will be thinking of you each day-as always-your friend.

Gill Greer
Director General, IPPF
UK

I felt very sad of hearing the intense and big Tsunami quake of high magnitude in Japan it is such a hard moment for the nation.
We will pray for the survival and protection of Japanese people and those who victim.

Abdul Wali Babakarkhil
Executive Director, UMCA/RPA
Afghanistan

My deepest condolences for the destruction and loss of life caused by the massive earthquake and tsunami. The scale and power of the forces unleashed on Japan are hard to comprehend and the images that that we have seen are terrifying. The accident in the nuclear plants remains to be a grave concern and I truly hope that the danger will be contained soon. As the situation continues to unfold, the people of Japan are in the thoughts and prayers of all UNFPA staff.

Safiye Cagar
Director, IERD, UNFPA
USA

It is with sadness, that we heard and saw the destruction caused by the quake and tsunami in Japan. We at PPAG would like to extend our heartfelt sympathy to you all. We hope and pray that you will find peace and comfort in these hard times.

Catherine Dawson-Amoah
Executive Director, PPAG
Ghana

It is with profound sadness that we receive the news of the catastrophe that has hit Japan. At such a time only God can console you. Personally I keep you all in my prayers and knowing Japan you will bounce back in no time – your people are strong and I am sure with good leadership you will be back on your feet in no time. Please accept our condolences and prayers from your partners at FRHAM.

Mary Huang
President, FRHAM
Malaysia

I got bad news about Japan earthquake and shocked . Yesterday our HQ staff organized meeting decided to collect donation. All staff would like to donate one day salary and also we informed to all 14 branches to send us their donations. I know it won’t be too much, but still our volunteers are so happy with JOICFP for their valuable contributions. On behalf of our volunteers and staff please accept our condolences to all Japan people.

Semjidmaa
Executive Director, MFWA
Mongolia

Please accept my heartfelt sympathies and those of all volunteers & staff of the FPA Sri Lanka over the loss of life, injuries and damage to property in your country due to the recent earthquake and the tsunami that followed.
We understand your feelings of sorrow and concern for your loved ones, friends and relatives who may have been affected in one way or another by this tragedy. We hope and pray for your country’s speedy recovery from the effects of this disaster.

Pramilla Senanayake
President, FPA Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka

We, at the Global Secretariat, are watching the updates on the News all the time and thinking of you and how you are coping as a nation with this terrible destruction. If you have messages you would like us to send out to the global membership, we would be pleased to assist you in doing this through Facebook and WRA website. We have written a piece now posted on the website to call attention to the need for emergency relief, especially for pregnant women and children. Our thoughts and very best wishes are with you,

Theresa Shaver
President/Executive Director WRA
USA

We are very sorry to hear about severe earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan on March 11, 2011. We were very shocked to know that there was a disaster in Japan similar with disaster in Aceh several years ago. Our prayers, thoughts and hearts are with you and Japanese people in this time of sadness.

Sarsanto Wibisono
Chairman, IPPA
Indonesia

Our heart has been filed with pain and sorrow for people affected by this devastating calamity in Tohoku, especially Fukushima and Iwate Prefecture where many of us from NPFPC visited though JOICFP’s program. I am sending my personal, and our deepest condolences of NPFPC to the victims of the earthquake and Tsunami. We have sent our donation throuhg JOICFP, although it is not much, collected from our concerned agencies and individuals, with the hope to ease the life of affected people. We believe people of Japan will overcome this disaster and reconstruct the beautiful homeland.

Baige Zhao
Vice Minister, NPFPC
China