Every day our Health Project team continues to fight to control, reduce and eradicate Malaria here in Sumba. Last week we saw a severe case when a young mother brought her 6 year old son to ya with a severe case of⦠https://t.co/LZA4d2ui0m
Our infant nutrition program is focused on direct intervention. Arto who was suffering from one of the most severe cases of malnutrition has been under our wing and direct supervision to ensure his quality of health⦠https://t.co/NqEKfg6E0Z
Back on the 29th September we help in connection with @nihisumba sunset horse racing on the beach to raise funds for an urgent hernia surgery to help Ama Lowa. Now that the surgery has been done he will be able to⦠https://t.co/5YhRyAWFyF
Our number one infliction when treating the 20,000 plus patients that come into our clinics is respiratory issues. Last week we went to Nalo to do spirometry to test villagers as part of our initiative to combat⦠https://t.co/yOOsqVMMLE
Learning Development visit out to sumbahospitalityfoundation to see their program and share ideas for future collaboration in helping the future of Sumba achieve better education and better opportunities for a⦠https://t.co/R9evVwtu2F
Being in the peak of the dry season, access to water is more essential than ever for local Sumbanese communities. We will be helping to complete this well to ensure not only that this community in Rajaka will have⦠https://t.co/3TdhlKk5RM
The story behind each face here in sumba is incredible. Photographer stephane_sensey helps to capture those stories in brief snapshots and some are currently on display @nihisumba. https://t.co/42zDnJP2Jk
Sometimes we take things for granted but if we experience the needs of other, it will change how you look at life..it's great to have young children share with kids the same age as them who are in need here in⦠https://t.co/5tQl4hJVmZ
Good nutrition is a key factor in growth and mental development. See how you can support better nutrition through our infant nutrition and school lunch program by following the link ππΌin ourβ¦ https://t.co/7pN0GAsCuv
2 months ago Ubu Bewi village burnt down. It is one of the sacred villages in Wanokaka with a long history and special affiliation with Pasola in the Sumba Culture. Earlier this week we helped to provide additional⦠https://t.co/SBD0aFGtcW
Not everyone has an equal opportunity at life, but how we approach the opportunity we are given is entirely up to us. Click the link in our bio to learn more about how you can help give the youth of Sumba a better⦠https://t.co/uDotV3m959
Routine malaria screening is done not only in our clinics but in villages throughout Sumba Barat to ensure the control and further reduction of malaria transmission as we continue our work towards eradication of⦠https://t.co/iSarwyTh1B
Our farming projects help to provide local farmers with year round sustainable businesses allowing them a consistent source of income which in turn provides them the opportunity to increase their quality of life and⦠https://t.co/q4bSy65Zq1
Everything beings with education. We have been setting up simple, and yet effective, trash receptacles at local primary schools to continue our mission of taking care of your environment and increasing the⦠https://t.co/6BzK4WkTBV