Global Action Coalition

Imagine you are sick and to get medical help you have to hike for 8 hours through the mountains to get to a road. Then you have to find a ride to the nearest hospital which could be half a day trip. I am sure that would be something you could not fathom. The area in Nepal where we are working has a village called Chandibhayang, which has almost 3,000 people within a short distance. It is time to create a clinic there. Global Action Coalition is working with a medical university there and other partners to do that. First, we will bring the doctors and nurses to the village for several days of a clinic with the goal of making a permanent small clinic with regular doctor visits. We will need medical supplies and drugs for this project. Join us in this necessary endeavor. Would you be ok with a family member not having access to medical diagnosis and treatment? Let's give these people the same opportunity. 100% of funds received go to the project; we have no employees, just volunteers. Rob

Last year one of our Board members traveled to Shivamoggi near Bangalore, India. She went to a hospice center run by Catholic nuns and a priest. It was a run-down building with few beds. The Diocese there is committed to helping the underserved community by having a place to die with dignity. Global Action with friends from the Indian community of Greenville and our Board Members have committed $25,000 to renovate buildings and have money to support having the right drugs so patients can die pain-free. In India women and the poor do not have a place like this. If you have had family members who have passed away through Hospice you know it is a blessing. Please help us give that gift to these people who cannot find a peaceful end otherwise