Helping Landmine Victims

I just read an excellent article in The O&P Edge by Brady Delander called "Clearing the Way for a Safer Future." It's about an organization called Clear Path International. Here is an excerpt:

"Clear Path International (CPI) is a nonprofit humanitarian organization dedicated to serving survivors of unexploded ordnance, such as landmines and cluster bombs, from past wars and conflicts. According to CPI, someone somewhere in the world is injured or killed by an accidental detonation involving some type of these deadly explosives every 30 minutes. In order to assist as many survivors as possible, or family members of those who are killed, CPI has established programs in four locations across the globe...Afghanistan, Cambodia, Thai-Burma Border, and Vietnam."