The Children of Phi Phi Island
http://www.childrenofphiphi.com/
The book 'The Children of Phi Phi Island' is a collection of real life stories concentrating on the terrible tsunami that hit Phi Phi Island on the 26th December 2004. These stories are written by children, they tell their accounts of the day, they give us an insight into their fears, worries, and losses, but they also speak on a positive note about their joys of Phi Phi life, their school, their friends and family. All of the stories are accompanied by a drawing. These drawings tell a story in themselves, the child's innermost thoughts, expressed with crayon. 

Hi Phi Phi
http://www.hiphiphi.com/
Hi Phi Phi is a community-based initiative of local Koh Phi Phi residents and non-Thais, joining forces to help the people of Phi Phi rebuild their lives after the Indian Ocean tsunami.

UN Office of the Special Envoy for Tsunami Recovery
http://www.tsunamispecialenvoy.org/focus.asp
Speaking on behalf of the UN agencies involved in ongoing recovery efforts, former U.S. President Bill Clinton said that while the immediate relief effort had been extraordinary the magnitude of the job ahead remained daunting. "The tragedy brought the world closer together," said former US President Bill Clinton, who is the UN Special Envoy for Tsunami Recovery. "For a period of time, everyone focused on saving lives without regard to nationality, politics or anything else. But while the immediate relief effort was unprecedented in its scope, we cannot underestimate the enormity of the job that remains." (Excerpt from an article titled "Six Months After Tsunami, UN Agencies Say Hardest Work Lies Ahead - Special UN Envoy, Former U.S. President Bill Clinton, Praises Relief Effort But Urges Renewed Momentum" - 23 June, 2005 on http://www.tsunamispecialenvoy.org/presscenter/062305.asp)