Zimbabwe mission-2011

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The Munyarari Clinic serves over 9,600 people across 23 villages and 3 outreach centers in Zimbabwe. It treats over 650 patients per month for common diseases like pneumonia, diarrhea, malaria, and skin and eye diseases. The clinic has consultation rooms, storage, a waiting area, and bathroom facilities. It relies on donations from organizations like BAUMC for medicines since supplies of pain relievers and antihistamines are low. Fees are charged on a sliding scale but no one is denied care. The dedicated staff have helped the clinic succeed in providing care to the community.

Munyarari Clinic
serves:
23 villages
3 outreach centers
(immunizations)

more than
9,600 people in
all

Top 5
diseases
treated:
pneumonia
diarrhea
malaria
skin diseases
eye diseases

Approximated 650
patients treated per
month

chronic cases +/-80
HIV/AIDS 91
pre-natal care +/-60
post-natal care 218
(medication for infants)

As the reputation of
the clinic grows, we
are serving more
patients from outside
the immediate area.

reception/waiting
The clinic has consultation
rooms for: observation
medicine storage
bathroom facilities
dispensing
medicine
general storage

Your donations provide
much needed
medicines.

BAUMC is a major
.
source. Some drugs
are provided by
UNICEF.

Pain relievers and
antihistamines are in
critically short supply.

Fees help support the clinic:
children 6-12 $1
adults $2
under 5 or over 65 free
Patients who
cannot afford
the fee are never
turned away.

.

The Clinic Staff
The committed &
dedicated staff
Head nurse Mildred have created a
caring, friendly
environment that
accounts for the
clinic’s success.
BAUMC paper
recycling helps pay
Gen.Hand Assistant Nurse their salaries.
Gertrude Brenda

World Aids Day-December 2, 2011

The staff gathered
to support HIV/AIDS
patients, and to thank
everyone whose
contributions support
the clinic.

Special Thanks

The clinic staff,
and the pastor
and congregation
of Munyarari UMC
send their heartfelt
thanks for your
donations and
prayers.
Pastor Eric Mufori

“ For I know the plans I have for you, “ says
the Lord. “Plans not to harm you but to give
you a future & a hope.”
Jeremiah 29:11

Possible future projects:

1. Send badly needed basic
medicines

2. Build a security fence around
clinic

3. Replace rusting water tank

4. Provide a laptop & printer

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Zimbabwe mission-2011

1. ZIMBABWE MISSION 2011 Munyarari Clinic

2. Munyarari Clinic serves: 23 villages 3 outreach centers (immunizations) more than 9,600 people in all

3. Top 5 diseases treated: pneumonia diarrhea malaria skin diseases eye diseases

4. Approximated 650 patients treated per month chronic cases +/-80 HIV/AIDS 91 pre-natal care +/-60 post-natal care 218 (medication for infants) As the reputation of the clinic grows, we are serving more patients from outside the immediate area.

5. reception/waiting The clinic has consultation rooms for: observation medicine storage bathroom facilities dispensing medicine general storage

6. Your donations provide much needed medicines. BAUMC is a major . source. Some drugs are provided by UNICEF. Pain relievers and antihistamines are in critically short supply.

7. Fees help support the clinic: children 6-12 $1 adults $2 under 5 or over 65 free Patients who cannot afford the fee are never turned away. .

8. The Clinic Staff The committed & dedicated staff Head nurse Mildred have created a caring, friendly environment that accounts for the clinic’s success. BAUMC paper recycling helps pay Gen.Hand Assistant Nurse their salaries. Gertrude Brenda

9. World Aids Day-December 2, 2011 The staff gathered to support HIV/AIDS patients, and to thank everyone whose contributions support the clinic.

10. Special Thanks The clinic staff, and the pastor and congregation of Munyarari UMC send their heartfelt thanks for your donations and prayers. Pastor Eric Mufori

11. “ For I know the plans I have for you, “ says the Lord. “Plans not to harm you but to give you a future & a hope.” Jeremiah 29:11

12. Possible future projects: 1. Send badly needed basic medicines 2. Build a security fence around clinic 3. Replace rusting water tank 4. Provide a laptop & printer

13. With God, all things are possible.

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