By Sera Bonds | CEO/Founder
This week at COHI, we're focusing on the ongoing crisis in Syria and its devastating effects on women and children in a war zone.
Unfortunately, this crisis hit too close to home last week, when one of our partner pharmacists at the hospital in Aleppo was killed in a bombing strike, along with her husband and five children. Inaam Alabood worked tirelessly to serve those in need, even as she was in need herself. As Human Appeal said, "We are all the poorer for not having Inaam working to help people. She is irreplaceable and will be greatly missed."
Though our hearts are heavy, we will continue to aid Human Appeal in providing direct clinical care for the 5,000 mothers and children requiring specialty care each month at the last remaining maternity and pediatric hospital in Aleppo. Your donation will help make that a reality.
In gratitude and in memory of Inaam Alabood,
Sera Bonds
CEO/Founder
Austin
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