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      The 2006 medical volunteer program continues to reap rewards. There have been publications & media interviews to draw attention to sub-Saharan Africa & the need for medical education addressing global health and social justice. Several students returned to Kenya in 02\/07 to continue work with community development. Donations for crafts made by the groups in Kenya help us all by supporting the Kenyan families affected by HIV & enabling us to raise funds for future projects.<\/div>\n

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      The 2006 medical volunteer program continues to reap rewards. There have been publications & media interviews to draw attention to sub-Saharan Africa & the need for medical education addressing global health and social justice. Several students returned to Kenya in 02\/07 to continue work with community development. Donations for crafts made by the groups in Kenya help us all by supporting the Kenyan families affected by HIV & enabling us to raise funds for future projects.<\/div>\n
      In April, four of us completed this year’s Kenya service trip. My daughter Kate worked with us & it was a joy to share in her first experience of Africa. Implementing the 2007 “Critters for Kenya” program was delightful & we still are getting orders for dairy goats & chickens & donations for more beehives. Groups of women all around Kenya are making & selling soap because of Barb Bodner’s expert consultation & teaching. Carol Flasnick brought Montana to Africa & Africa back to Montana with her skill teaching oral rehydration therapy. Next year we will hear about babies saved with this important health tool.   <\/span><\/div>\n
       In 2008 we are launching two new initiatives. The first is solar cooking stoves, an ingenious solution, requiring a reasonable investment of about $35 each.   The second project: A telemedicine clinic<\/strong>, linking a live webcam in a rural Kenyan clinic via satellite to volunteer docs and educators here in the U.S. Stay tuned for more! And as always, thank you for your generosity & compassion for our brothers and sisters who ask for nothing & deserve so much.<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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