Hi everyone!
Here is a video clip that Adisa filmed in Sierra Leone.
-Ed
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Updates from Sierra Leone
During his trip Ed has been in communication with us from Sierra Leone, giving us the latest. He's been with Paul Mathers and a local physician so far, conducting free clinics in the area of the Bo village. He is currently meeting with Adisa in Freetown and travelling to Kono from there.
Adisa will stay in Freetown for a few days to coordinate the arrival of the shipment of medical supplies and will then head back to the Kono and Bo regions.
Ed has been seeing over 100 patients already and is stressing to us the level of need is almost overwhelming.
We will have video and images to share with you after their return, so stay tuned!
Adisa will stay in Freetown for a few days to coordinate the arrival of the shipment of medical supplies and will then head back to the Kono and Bo regions.
Ed has been seeing over 100 patients already and is stressing to us the level of need is almost overwhelming.
We will have video and images to share with you after their return, so stay tuned!
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Dr. Kalpas Departs for Sierra Leone
This morning, Dr. Ed Kalpas departed Los Angeles, CA for Sierra Leone. He will be meeting with Dr. Mathers and Adisa Septuri-Jones, another executive member of our group to continue needs assessments in the villages of Bo and Kono. Ed, Adisa and Paul will meet with physicians and the Minister of Health to facilitate the arrival and distribution of our donated medical supplies and medicines.
Thanks to you, again for making this possible!
Thanks to you, again for making this possible!
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Dr. Mathers Departed for Sierra Leone
Today, Dr. Paul Mathers departed New York City for Sierra Leone. He will be conducting needs assessments in Bo and Kono prior to the arrival of the rest of our team.
Dr. Mathers has extensive experience in international health. He has worked with Doctors Without Borders in both Swaziland and Burma.
We are very excited to have him as part of our team!
Dr. Mathers has extensive experience in international health. He has worked with Doctors Without Borders in both Swaziland and Burma.
We are very excited to have him as part of our team!
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Supplies enroute to Sierra Leone
Yesterday, a twenty foot container of medical supplies worth approximately $20,000 departed Manassas, Virginia and will arrive in Freetown, Sierra Leone in approximately 30 days.
An inventory list of the supplies is available at:
http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgmnqr7p_28d77kk4cr
Our team will take these supplies to clinics in the Bo and Kono regions of Sierra Leone.
Thank you to everyone who donated and thanks to Dr. Irwin of Medical Missionaries.
Their website is www.medicalmissionaries.info
An inventory list of the supplies is available at:
http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgmnqr7p_28d77kk4cr
Our team will take these supplies to clinics in the Bo and Kono regions of Sierra Leone.
Thank you to everyone who donated and thanks to Dr. Irwin of Medical Missionaries.
Their website is www.medicalmissionaries.info
Saturday, May 10, 2008
NYC Fundraiser
On Thursday May 1st, we hosted our first fundraiser in New York at Katra lounge.
Lots of people came by, listened to some music, had cocktails, learned about our mission, and had an overall great time. Thanks to everyone who came out, and those who couldn't make it out but still donated. We will be doing other fun things throughout the year.





see the rest of the pictures HERE.
Lots of people came by, listened to some music, had cocktails, learned about our mission, and had an overall great time. Thanks to everyone who came out, and those who couldn't make it out but still donated. We will be doing other fun things throughout the year.

see the rest of the pictures HERE.
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Website Up
Our website is up and running at www.achanceforeverychild.org
Please check it out and find out how you can make a difference for children in Sierra Leone.
Please check it out and find out how you can make a difference for children in Sierra Leone.
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