Want to feel good about yourself? Read on, look at the pictures from a recent clinic day in the Ugandan village of Mutai and click on the link to help The Giving Circle continue to save lives in one of the poorest communities on earth.![]()
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From last week:![]()
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The Mitzen Medical Clinic is so, so, so close to its grand opening as a full-fledged mini-hospital, similar to what we would call an Urgent Care facility here in the United States.![]()
Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the clinic’s construction is 100 percent complete. The Giving Circle’s dedicated nursing staff have been treating patients from Mutai and neighboring Kagoma Gate for more than a year. During our team trip in early July, we plan to install solar panels and a 10-kilowatt battery unit to provide power for blood and urine analysis, vaccine and pharmacy refrigerators, lab equipment, lights and other critical tools needed to treat patients. Our newest staff member, Dr. Daniel Muwanguzi, is diligently working to prepare the clinic for certification by the Ugandan Ministry of Health. Now, we’re calling on you once more — this time to help outfit the clinic with medical supplies and equipment.![]()
Here’s a partial list of what’s needed:![]()
Microscopes: $1,100![]()
Blood analyzer: $9,600![]()
4 computers and one printer: $2,000![]()
2 wheelchairs: $350 each![]()
Centifruge: $800![]()
Pharmacy Fridge (2): $1,950 each ![]()
Blood Pressure Monitors (4): $100 each![]()
Infant Scale: $80![]()
Adult Scale: $100![]()
Pulse oximeter: $60![]()
Nebulizer: $125![]()
Oxygen concentrator: $800![]()
Chemistry analyzer: $6,750![]()
Antibiotics, anti-malarial drugs: $1,000![]()
In total, it will take more than $25,000 to turn The Giving Circle’s Mitzen Clinic into a small hospital/urgent care to meet the needs of about 600 families in Kagoma Gate and Mutai. You can help by donating at www.thegivingcircle.org/health![]()
Thank you so much for helping The Giving Circle realize this dream — and for saving lives in one of the most impoverished villages on earth.
Dear Friends,![]()
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The Mitzen Medical Clinic in the small Ugandan village of Mutai is so, so, so close to its grand opening as a full-fledged mini-hospital, similar to what we would call an Urgent Care facility here in the United States.![]()
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Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the clinic’s construction is 100 percent complete. The Giving Circle’s dedicated nursing staff, Lydia and Denis, have been treating patients from Mutai and neighboring Kagoma Gate for more than a year. During our team trip in early July, we plan to install solar panels and a 10-kilowatt battery unit to provide power for blood and urine analysis, vaccine and pharmacy refrigerators, lab equipment, lights and other critical tools needed to treat patients. Our newest staff member, Dr. Daniel Muwanguzi, is diligently working to prepare the clinic for certification by the Ugandan Ministry of Health. Now, we’re calling on you once more — this time to help outfit and sustain the clinic with medical supplies and equipment.![]()
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Here’s a partial list of what’s needed:![]()
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Microscopes: $1,100![]()
Blood analyzer: $9,600![]()
4 computers and one printer: $2,000![]()
2 wheelchairs: $350 each![]()
Centifruge: $800![]()
Pharmacy Fridge (2): $1,950 each ![]()
Blood Pressure Monitors (4): $100 each![]()
Infant Scale: $80![]()
Adult Scale: $100![]()
Pulse oximeter: $60![]()
Nebulizer: $125![]()
Oxygen concentrator: $800![]()
Chemistry analyzer: $6,750![]()
Antibiotics, anti-malarial drugs: $1,000![]()
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In total, it will take more than $25,000 to turn The Giving Circle’s Mitzen Clinic into a small hospital/urgent care to meet the needs of about 600 families in Kagoma Gate and Mutai. You can help by donating at www.thegivingcircle.org/health![]()
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Thank you so much for helping The Giving Circle realize this dream — and for saving lives in one of the most impoverished villages on earth.
Thank you to our many volunteers, honorees and donors. Last night’s Compassion Awards were a huge success and a lot of fun. We can’t wait to see you all again!
