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Read a month-by-month account of how the British Red Cross responded to the Boxing Day tsunami in 2005.
Mother-of-five Nahida Mohammed (39) has been helped to farm again thanks to a cash grant from the British Red Cross.
Saudiyya Kuda Manik's family has been farming for generations. When the tsunami hit the wave washed away the crops leaving little behind but salinated land.
Community participation is an essential part of the British Red Cross' work in the Maldives. As a committee leader, Mumthaz is getting everyone involved.
Mohamed lost all his fishing equipment in the tsunami, but a cash grant from the Red Cross means he now makes more money than he did before the tsunami.
Ahumad Ali (49) and his family are among 44 families that moved into their new homes on Fonadhoo island in April 2008.
Families moving into new homes have been trained in domestic skills, such as rewiring electric power points and fixing hinges and window catches.
Read a month-by-month account of how the British Red Cross responded to the Boxing Day tsunami in 2006.
Read a month-by-month account of how the British Red Cross responded to the Boxing Day tsunami in 2007.
Houses, livelihoods, cash grants - find out how we've helped tsunami survivors in Indonesia, the Maldives and Sri Lanka.