SIMaid is an organisation dedicated to ensuring aid is delivered to those who need it, and is focused on getting donors resources to nominated projects. http://simaid.org.au Recognising that there is no quality care without training, this project has been committed to training and retraining its health workers since 1988. http://simaid.org.au/news/view/193/National-Nurses-Training-Update http://simaid.org.au/news/view/193/National-Nurses-Training-Update Ashok, a 25 year old resident of Delhi, was diagnosed with HIV in 2008.  He is part of a large family, whose parents have spared no effort in providing him with the medical care needed http://simaid.org.au/news/view/192/Shalom-Delhi-Update http://simaid.org.au/news/view/192/Shalom-Delhi-Update When the peer educators of the Chetna Project first met Pratima Kumari she was a shy young girl, lacking confidence. Her family were struggling with their basic needs including an adequate food supply. http://simaid.org.au/news/view/191/CHETNA-Update http://simaid.org.au/news/view/191/CHETNA-Update Idriss, an elderly man from Blue Nile State, came into our clinic for care for a cough one day. We asked about his arms which appeared to have been severely burned. http://simaid.org.au/news/view/190/South-Sudan-Clinic-Update http://simaid.org.au/news/view/190/South-Sudan-Clinic-Update Dubbo's globetrotting Bowen family have returned home to family and friends fresh on the trail of their pioneering aid work in West Timor. The family have recently returned to Dubbo for the birth of their second child, a baby girl named Eliana, born at Dubbo Base Hospital on Friday 3rd August. http://simaid.org.au/news/view/14/Bowen-Family-in-West-Timor http://simaid.org.au/news/view/14/Bowen-Family-in-West-Timor SIMaid has responded to the need of girls rescued from prostitution by supporting an aftercare home which provides respite and rehabilitation for sex trafficking survivors. It's some of the most important work in which SIMaid is involved and to help us understand it better Roger and Hiroko Seth, the leaders of the aftercare home, are in Australia in May to share their story. http://simaid.org.au/news/view/13/Girls-off-the-Streets-Team-Leaders-Visit http://simaid.org.au/news/view/13/Girls-off-the-Streets-Team-Leaders-Visit SIMaid has expanded the means by which the Australian public can support its work. Through Sharegift Australia donors are now able to direct the proceeds of share sales to SIMaid. http://simaid.org.au/news/view/11/Sharegift http://simaid.org.au/news/view/11/Sharegift SIMaid has launched its campaign aimed at supporting projects which rescue and rehabilitate young girls caught in sex trafficking operations in South Asia.   http://simaid.org.au/news/view/12/Really-Doing-Something-About-Child-Prostitution http://simaid.org.au/news/view/12/Really-Doing-Something-About-Child-Prostitution