Clea sends the following report: During a recent visit to Lira International Medical Centre (IMC), Kevin Duffy (CEO) and Clea Meynell (IMF Funding and Reporting Manager) spent some time with Trixcy, the Aldo Project Counsellor. Trixcy has been working as a volunteer on the Aldo Project since 2008 providing help and support to Jasper Okwir, [...]
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The Aldo Project: Field Visit Report
Posted in Aldo Project, Charis - IMC Lira, International Medical Foundation, Patients, Volunteers, tagged Clea, Hands of Help, HIV/AIDS, TB, Trixcy on July 31, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Aldo Project – Lira
Posted in Aldo Project, Charis - IMC Lira, International Medical Foundation, Suubi Trust, tagged Hands of Help, HIV/AIDS, TB, Trixcy on July 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I’m very fortunate to have a job in which, for most days, there are parts that make me feel really good about what we’re trying to do. Yesterday I had the chance to visit with some of our clients on the Aldo project in Lira, Northern Uganda. One of these is Joyce. She used to [...]
Bosco’s Story: Hope Ward Cancer Care
Posted in Aldo Project, Cancer Care, Charis - IMC Lira, Hope Ward, tagged Hands of Help on January 21, 2010 | Comments Off
Bosco is from Lira, married and has five children. Bosco and his wife have AIDS. He has been sick for the past two years. He used to work as a cyclist providing lifts for fares (bicycle boda boda) and had a small ‘shamba’ for small scale farming. However he had to give up both activities [...]
Jinja Hands Of Help Community Health Project
Posted in Suubi Trust, tagged Hands of Help, Helen Lay, Jemimah, Judith Nyesigire on April 23, 2009 | Comments Off
On Wednesday 11 June 2008 the IMF team (Kevin Duffy – Chairman, Helen Lay – Finance Manager and Jemimah Kiboss-Kyeyune – Program Coordinator) travelled to Jinja to visit our HoH Community Health Project. We arrived just in time to accompany Judith (the CHP Clinical officer) to a village in Kibibi where she was going to [...]
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