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Medical Outreach 2008
In February 2008, Rachelle Lynn Clune and Elizabeth Rhea Embry, both nurses in the United States of America (USA), will visit Helps International (HINT), an NGO located in Buea, South West Province of Cameroon in Sub-Sahara Africa.
During their time here, they will take part in a medical outreach program planned to take place in 2 rural communities: Ekona and Tole.
The outreaches are intended to:
- Sensitize these communities on the HIV/AIDS pandemic
- Train HIV Educators in these communities
- Educate the public (esp. youths) on sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
- Train community members on various aspects of basic hygiene.
- Offer free consultations and free medication.
Rachelle & Beth need US$ 3,425.97 (excluding their flights to Cameroon and back) to be able to reach these rural villages with this life-saving information, training and resources.
We would like to invite you to participate in this outreach with your donations.
You can donate online through PayPal or write a check to:
Hope Outreach International Ministries (Put HINT in the Memo)
10993 N Harrells Ferry Road
Baton Rouge, LA 70816-8304
Phone: (225) 272-5432
Fax: (225) 272-6805
OR
Give directly to Rachelle (dallfn123@yahoo.com) and Beth (bembry28@yahoo.com)
You can also download details of the program and budget here.
We need local volunteers to help with ground work. If you have medical knowledge and training and can help, please contact us immediately.
Thank you for being a part of this outreach.
6 Women receive small business training
6 members of the Dominion Sisters Credit group located a Great Soppo Buea have received a one-day seminar on small business management and set up.
Combining the business skills that HINT’s Executive Director, Tinshu Genesis gathered during the Global Social Benefit Incubator (GSBI) organized by Santa Clara University in the USA in concert with the Leavey School of Business Administration in 2006, he trained the women on topics such as:
Session 1:
Choosing your business
Planning your Finances
Session 2:
Assessing Profit: Will it work?
Borrowing Money
Session 3:
Keeping Records
Expanding your Business
Go here for photos of recipients and the training.
A big thank you to Helen Savage in the UK for helping to put this training material together during her volunteer time at HINT.
Ekona Self-Help Christian Women Credit Group formed.
Ekona Self-Help Christian Women (ESCW) Credit Group has been formed.
The group was formed on November 3, 2007 and is made up of 5 women. Each of these women does a business of their own and qualify to receive a loan from HINT.
Group Leader: Prudencia Enow (Phone: 75932676)
Group Treasurer: Deborah Anchi
Membership Fee: 1,000Frs
Go here for photos of recipients and the training.
Ekona is a rural community with thousands of residents. About 90% of the population survives through micro-businesses.
We request that you consider making a donation that will provide more loans to more women.
To donate online, visit our online donation page or send a check to:
Hope Outreach International Ministries (Put HINT in the Memo)
10993 N Harrells Ferry Road
Baton Rouge, LA 70816-8304
Phone: (225) 272-5432
Fax: (225) 272-6805
Thank you.
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