Ntulele Clinic
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| - | Megan visited this | + | Megan visited this clinic in Ntulele, that serves a rural, mostly Maasai community. They just got electric power to this clinic in recent weeks (U of GA partnership), allowing them to store vaccines and properly sterilize instruments for the first time, which is what they were there to celebrate. |
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''the hand-drawn map of their huge service area'' | ''the hand-drawn map of their huge service area'' | ||
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''the chalkboard they're tracking community health indicators'' | ''the chalkboard they're tracking community health indicators'' | ||
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''the two young women that staff the clinic for everything from child-birth to poisoning to everything else someone could get into'' | ''the two young women that staff the clinic for everything from child-birth to poisoning to everything else someone could get into'' | ||
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''some of the beautiful Maasai women from the village who joined us'' | ''some of the beautiful Maasai women from the village who joined us'' | ||
Current revision as of 20:39, 7 October 2009
Megan visited this clinic in Ntulele, that serves a rural, mostly Maasai community. They just got electric power to this clinic in recent weeks (U of GA partnership), allowing them to store vaccines and properly sterilize instruments for the first time, which is what they were there to celebrate.
the hand-drawn map of their huge service area
the chalkboard they're tracking community health indicators
the two young women that staff the clinic for everything from child-birth to poisoning to everything else someone could get into
some of the beautiful Maasai women from the village who joined us
