Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People

by Research Center for Analytic Diagnosis and Imaging Trends (RECEADIT)
Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People
Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People
Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People
Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People
Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People
Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People
Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People
Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People
Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People
Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People
Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People
Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People
Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People
Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People

Project Report | Oct 30, 2023
Fifteenth Project Report Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2023

By Dr. Jilly M. Ngwainmbi | Project Leader

On behalf of our RECEADITHumanitarian Team, I take this opportunity to thank you so, so very much for your generosity and willingness to join us and to partnership with us on our journey of serving humanity through the Guidance, the Blessings, the Love, and the Grace of God Almighty.


We are glad to provide you with the following progress report and updates for our “Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People Project (39386)” thanks to your generosity:
1) As we reported in our Fourteenth Project Report of Thursday, June 22nd, 2023, we must still point out and emphasize with a lot of regret and frustration that because of the threat posed by Covid -19 and especially the intensification of the war and the extended lock down periods from May 20th,2023 up to September 18th, 2023 in the English speaking part of Cameroon where our RECEADIT Clinics at Kitchu, Mbam, Muteff, and Ngemsibo remote rural communities are located, RECEADIT has turned its attention to and its focus on drugs/medication for the Internally Displaced People. This explains why most of the Illustration Photos are about drugs/medication, drug/medication transportation and distribution to Our five Clinics (See Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Illustration Photos);  

2) Again, this our Fifteenth ProjectReport still focuses on our renewed, continued concern for and the horrible and deplorable living conditions of some of the Internally Displaced People within the theKitchu, Mbam, Muteff, and Ngemsibo remote, rural communities where our RECEADITClinics are located. These horrible and deplorable living conditions have resulted in increased Vaccination, food assistance and our temporal closure of RECEADIT Clinic at Bassamba  (First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Seventh Illustration Photos);

3) We continue to face a major challenge posed by the deplorable conditions of some of our internally displaced People, especially in the Muteff remote, rural community. We are glad and very proud of our six RECEADIT Motor Bikers who continue to do an excellent job with our six RECEADIT Bikes by transporting our nurses and food to various locations where our Internally Displaced People are located so that they can provide them medical treatment and food assistance (See Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh Illustration Photos); and

4) With the difficult and challenging conditions of our Internally Displaced People, especially in the remote, rural community where our RECEADIT-GlobalGiving PartnershipCommunity Health Center is located, we have decided to build a new structure, designed specifically for: a)  The provision of lodging and accommodation for our Internally Displaced People and our medical workers; and b) Our Clinic Canteen/Food Store, designed to provide our medical workers and our Internally Displaced People food and other needed items(See Ninth Illustration Photo);

We will continue to provide you with monthly reports and updates of our other projects, activities, accomplishments, and challenges.

We hope that you will continue with us on this our journey of serving humanity through the Guidance, the Blessings, the Love and the Grace of God Almighty, a journey which has now taken us to this our “Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People (39386)”  through our new link:  https://goto.gg/39386
Dr. Jilly M. Ngwainmbi

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Research Center for Analytic Diagnosis and Imaging Trends (RECEADIT)

Location: Fayetteville, North Carolina - USA
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Project Leader:
Jilly Ngwainmbi
Fayetteville , North Carolina United States
$149,153 raised of $200,000 goal
 
816 donations
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