Medication for destitute students in Nairobi

An aid project by: JAMAA - Ausbildungsprojekt Afrika e.V. (I. Groebe)

Uploaded on 14-12-2009

Uploaded on 23-01-2011

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I. Groebe (Project Manager)

Our students are orphans or single orphans who completed with good to very good exam results their secondary school education in the Soweto slum in the outskirts of Nairobi. Over and over again they suffer from malaria, typhoid diarrhoea and other illnesses like mycosis (ringworm), worm infestation and headache.
Depending on the gravity of the disease they often are laid up 2 to 3 weeks and forced to interrupt their studies. Of course they could see a doctor, Kenyatta Hospital or even go to buy a medicine at the chemist's, but this demands money - and this is the problem: they don't have it.
For this reason we would like to instal a medical depot in order that in case of illness they have the appropriate medicine available. For such a depot we need 50 Euro.
Peter Rohrbach kindly supported us some months ago. Meanwhile, our reserves are used up.We kindly ask you to support our project

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2 news from the project – the latest from 23 January 2011
About the carrier of this project “JAMAA - Ausbildungsprojekt Afrika e.V.”
Location: Nairobi, Kenya
Updated on 09 February 2012, published on 07 December 2008

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Medikamente für mittellose Studenten in Nairobi

€50 raised

Für unsere von Krankheiten bedrohten Studenten möchten wir ein Medikamentendepot anlegen.

Created on 07 December 2008

Medicine for destitute students in Nairobi

€50 raised

Our students suffer from malaria, typhoid diarrhoea and other diseases. Of course they could see a doctor or even go to buy a medicine at the chemist's, but this demands money - and this is the problem: they don't have it.

Created on 15 April 2009

Medikamente für mittellose Studenten in Nairobi

€50 raised

Unsere Studenten sind Waisen und Halbwaisen, die im Sowetoslum ihren Schulabschluss gemacht haben. Sie leiden immer wieder unter Malaria, typhusähnlichen Durchfällen und anderen Krankheiten.

Created on 30 November 2009

Medikamente für mittellose Studenten in Nairobi

€50 raised

Unsere Studenten sind Waisen und Halbwaisen, die im Sowetoslum ihren Schulabschluss gemacht haben. Sie leiden immer wieder unter Malaria, typhusähnlichen Durchfällen und anderen Krankheiten.

Created on 23 January 2011

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