Save A Woman. Save An Orphan
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"The average Haitian woman who dies of cervical cancer, leaves between five and eight orphaned children".
These were the stunning words that Dr. Jean Cantave, the President of SHONC, the Haitian Cancer Society, said to me during our first conversation.
That's where WE can make a difference
We are conducting a Women and Family Health Clinic in the cities of Port de Paix and Jean Rabel from October 10, 2015 – October 25, 2015 where we will see approximately 125 patients per day.
Many of us may take simple things like annual checkups for granted. But in Haiti, annual checkups are a luxury many can't afford. That's why we're here. We strive to bring a better quality of life to those in need.
We plan to purchase the medical equipment, medication and medical supplies needed to make this women's health trip to Haiti as successful as the last 19 mission trips over the past 5 years.
The equipment and resources that we bring to this area will be left for the trained healthcare personnel to continue to screen women throughout the year. This is where you come in.
We need your help to save lives.
Donate what you can because anything will get us closer to our goals.
Learn more about this:
campaign:http://h3missions.org/get-involved/save-a-woman-save-an-orphan
Alone with only each other. They are orphans
No mom to hold and love him
Women with their babies spilling out of the corridors waiting for their opportunity to be screened
"Professionals Analyzing Pap Smears International Inc. (PAPS Team) providing screening for women.
"Professionals Analyzing Pap Smears International Inc. (PAPS Team) organizing masses of women for cancer screening
Learn more about us and our work at:
http://h3missions.org
These were the stunning words that Dr. Jean Cantave, the President of SHONC, the Haitian Cancer Society, said to me during our first conversation.
That's where WE can make a difference
We are conducting a Women and Family Health Clinic in the cities of Port de Paix and Jean Rabel from October 10, 2015 – October 25, 2015 where we will see approximately 125 patients per day.
Many of us may take simple things like annual checkups for granted. But in Haiti, annual checkups are a luxury many can't afford. That's why we're here. We strive to bring a better quality of life to those in need.
We plan to purchase the medical equipment, medication and medical supplies needed to make this women's health trip to Haiti as successful as the last 19 mission trips over the past 5 years.
The equipment and resources that we bring to this area will be left for the trained healthcare personnel to continue to screen women throughout the year. This is where you come in.
We need your help to save lives.
Donate what you can because anything will get us closer to our goals.
Learn more about this:
campaign:http://h3missions.org/get-involved/save-a-woman-save-an-orphan
Alone with only each other. They are orphansNo mom to hold and love himWomen with their babies spilling out of the corridors waiting for their opportunity to be screened"Professionals Analyzing Pap Smears International Inc. (PAPS Team) providing screening for women."Professionals Analyzing Pap Smears International Inc. (PAPS Team) organizing masses of women for cancer screeningLearn more about us and our work at:
http://h3missions.org
Organizer
H3Missions, Inc.
Organizer
Corona, CA
H3 MISSIONS INC
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
