HEALTH CARE
GLOBAL HEALTH FUND
MALARIA PREVENTION IN KROO BAY
KUDJIP NAZARENE HOSPITAL
COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE IN GUATEMALA
Approximately 22,000 children under the age of 5 will die today—and every day—from disease, and more than 500,000 women die each year due to pregnancy or complications related to child birth. Simple access to basic health care can change these facts. In response, NCM partners with clinics, hospitals, and community-based health care programs around the world to provide education, training, resources, and support for health care providers and communities in need of both physical and spiritual healing.
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Malaria is a silent killer, and in Sierra Leone, it’s one of the top causes of death. In Kroo Bay — the largest slum in Freetown, Sierra Leone’s capital — the stream running through the community has filled up with garbage and become a giant sewage pit. Not only does the stagnant water carry waterborne disease, but it has also become a breeding ground for deadly mosquitoes carrying malaria. The Church of the Nazarene in Sierra Leone is partnering with the community to prevent malaria infections.
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Kudjip Nazarene Hospital has served Papua New Guinea for 45 years. The PNG government provides almost all the staff salaries but only about 30% of the needed operational funds. Therefore patient fees remain higher than we would like and donations are critical to fill in the gaps.
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Disease often goes untreated among indigenous Kekchi communities in Guatemala, and the rates of infant and maternal mortality among indigenous families is extremely high. Sometimes that’s because they don’t have money to pay for health care. Sometimes it’s because they speak Kekchi instead of Spanish and know they won’t be able to communicate with doctors. The Church of the Nazarene in Guatemala is seeking to create change among communities where it serves through community-based health care.
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Approximately 22,000 children under the age of 5 will die today—and every day—from disease, and more than 500,000 women die each year due to pregnancy or complications related to child birth. Simple access to basic health care can change these facts. In response, NCM partners with clinics, hospitals, and community-based health care programs around the world to provide education, training, resources, and support for health care providers and communities in need of both physical and spiritual healing.