Sarah Mtemvu
NGO Coordinator
Total Raised Fund
Raised
74,856,000
Goal
132,000,000
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Medical Access for Isolated Communities
This mobile clinic will serve 25 remote villages, providing essential healthcare services to approximately 15,000 people who currently have limited access to medical care.
Medical Access for Isolated Communities
Healthcare for All
Many remote villages in Tanzania lack access to basic healthcare services, forcing residents to travel long distances for medical attention. Our mobile clinic initiative will bring doctors, nurses, and essential medical services directly to 25 underserved communities.
Services Provided:
- Preventive care and vaccinations
- Maternal and child health services
- Treatment for common illnesses
- Health education and disease prevention
Your donation will help provide life-saving healthcare to thousands of people who currently lack access to medical services.
Supporting Our Cause Together
Meet Our Dedicated Team Members
John Mwakalinga
Church Treasurer
Pastor Daniel Mwenda
Church Leader
Adena Tanner
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What People Say
Et occaecati omnis before the mobile clinic started visiting our village, many people suffered unnecessarily. Now we receive regular care and health education that has improved everyone's wellbeing.
As a mother, I'm grateful for the maternal healthcare services. They ensured I had a safe pregnancy and delivery, unlike many women in neighboring communities.
I received life-saving treatment through this program when I had no other options. I'm forever grateful for the compassionate care I received.
Get In Touch
If you have any questions, please contact us!
Answers to Common Inquiries
Frequently Asked Questions
Services include preventive care, maternal and child health services, treatment for common illnesses, first aid, health education, and referrals to hospitals for more complex cases.
Our medical team includes licensed doctors, nurses, midwives, and community health workers, many of whom are from Tanzania and understand local health challenges and cultural contexts.
We track key health indicators including number of patients treated, disease prevalence, maternal and child health outcomes, and community health knowledge. Regular reports are shared with donors and stakeholders.
Yes, we maintain patient records and schedule follow-up visits for those with chronic conditions. We also train community health workers to provide ongoing support between medical team visits.
