Project Report
| Mar 13, 2012
2 Events in March & April to share with you!
By Patti Mangan | VIDA Board Member
Hello Donors!
Two important events to share with you!
This Wednesday March 14th is BONUS GIVING Day on GlobalGiving! If you give on Wednesday (only) it will be matched with a donation of 33%! A $75 donation becomes $100 instantly! This Wednesday we encourage to redeem your gift cards and leverage your giving!
And on April 19th is our annual fundraising VIDA GALA in Lima, Peru. As a supporter of VIDA we invite you to attend should your travels bring you to Peru! Prior to the GALA we will tour several hospitals in Lima.
Thank you for your support!
Patti Mangan
Feb 7, 2012
January 2012 Report
By Adam See | Executive Director
In 2011, VIDA distributed over $15 million in aid to Peru in to support our 200 plus healthcare partners. VIDA is shipping out two containers in February 2012 and our partners Americares and Direct Relief each sent one container in January 2012 to support our partners including those serving HIV patients. With these shipments, VIDA Peru will also be resupplying our new program, Project Pamplona, which provides critical medical and nutrition services and education to shantytowns in the barren mountains surrounding Lima. VIDA has installed five pre-fab medical dispensaries that serve a population of up to 10,000 people.
All donations will go to covering the cost of shipments.
Oct 17, 2011
October 2011 Update
By Adam See | Executive Direcotr
VIDA Pamplona
In 2011, VIDA has distributed over $11 million in aid to Peru in to support our 200 plus healthcare partners in Peru. VIDA recently airlifted over $2 million in antibiotics to help combat the respiratory illnesses during the winter season. VIDA Peru has launched a new pilot program, Project Pamplona, which provides critical medical and nutrition services and education to shantytowns in the barren mountains surrounding Lima. VIDA has installed five pre-fab medical dispensaries that serve a population of up to 10,000 people. All of these communities lack running water, electricity, or indoor plumbing. The average daily wage is less than $4 a day and the residents suffer from chronic respiratory illnesses due to exposure to the elements and the unsanitary living conditions. VIDA Pamplona is the first line of defense against the chronic health issues plaguing the community. Staff is working with the local community in an education program to implement safe drinking water solutions which are the primary source of illness. VIDA will be sending a shipment at the end of October to help equip and resupply the medical dispensaries.
All donations will go to covering the cost of shipments.
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