
NEWS: Haiti - Rose Charities has sent a massive shipment of medical equipment and supplies for the Nursing School and Hospital in Port-au-Prince. The 40 ft container, packed to capacity with beds, cribs, scrubs, needles, monitors left MedWish International (Ohio, USA) yesterday and will arrive in around 4 weeks time. Much of the contents were donated to Rose Charities by MedWish - all are desperately needed items
Canadian Nurse Educators will be going to Port-au-Prince in October to set up a pediatric 'teaching lab' with equipment and mannequins bought by Rose Charities Canada. Donations from the Sikh community and many others in Vancouver have made this possible. The nurses' school was completely destroyed in the earthquake with the loss of 74 young nursing students. The Vancouver nurses will be offering instruction to 20 students from four hospitals in Port-au-Prince.
In Kenya, children are often brought to hospital when they are dangerously ill and need immediate emergency treatment. The Hillman Medical Education Fund of Rose Charities has paid for the training of 16 Kenyan trainers in Emergency Triage and Treatment (ETAT+). These new trainers will now begin training the faculty and final year medical students, which will save many young lives in the future.
Rose Charities Canada is a registered, non-profit organization with the Canada Revenue Agency, registration number: 859442303RR0001. We are Canadian volunteers who want to make a difference to world poverty. Rose Charities Canada is a member of the Rose Charities International Network.
We raise money, resources and personnel to support Rose Charities field (and other) projects that have strong local leadership and dedicated volunteers in communities around the world. We work with them as they find their own solutions to the problems of poverty.
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