Livingstone Community Projects Updates and Achievements from Q2 2017 - African Impact

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WHAT’S NEW ON THE GROUND? • • •

Our gender equality program has branched out and now teaches to both boys and girls! We started a new afternoon project, Health Club! Health Club teaches children about health and the human body in a fun and engaging way! As a reward for high attendance in Maths Club, we have been holding weekly volleyball and football sessions with the children!

Medical volunteers have started extended their home-based care services to nearby Linda Farm, a community for people living with disabilities. They’ve seen 40 new patients, including some of the preschool children.

One of these patients at Linda Farm was a boy named Enock. Enock, when initially seen by volunteers, had a large wound on his right underarm. After having dressed his wound 5 times, it completely healed without any further issues – he now has a nice scar too!

At the local medical clinic, volunteers assisted in weighing over 1000 babies!

We now provide home based care to around 400 people and impact an additional 1840 people in local clinics!


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