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Project Helping Hand
 


 

 

A Ghana NGO

A project of the African Scientific Institute
 

   

The African Scientific Institute (ASI) is an international non-governmental. non-profit scientific/educational organisation based in Oakland. California. USA. since 1967.

ASI is registered as an NGO in Ghana.

What is Project Helping Hand?

Project Helping Hand is a project designed to help, assist and support Ghana's Remaining healthcare practitioners, health/ medical faculty, healthcare students, healthcare institutions (hospitals, clinics, etc.)

How will "Project Helping Hand"
Help, Assist and Support?

By Helping . . . . .

- Clinics and hospitals to replace unreliable electrical power , with solar power.

- Physicians, nurses and other healthcare workers to obtain modern, appropriate medical supplies, equipment/ instruments

- healthcare students with reference texts, supplies, financial aid, career counseling.

- To conduct Safe Water Treatment and Sanitation workshops and classes

By Assisting . . . . .

- To arrange clinical exchanges for foreign medical students with Ghanaian facilities

- In developing tangible incentives for Ghana’s Existing healthcare practitioners, i.e., housing, overtime pay, transport to and from work site, continuing education and free meals.

- Physicians, nurses and other healthcarewith the utilization of Information Technology, i.e., computer ownership, training, palm pilots, software application classes, etc.

By Supporting . . . .

- infrastructure projects to close "open street gutters," on hospital/clinic grounds and roads to stop the spread of disease, garbage dumping, mosquitoes, accidents, etc.

- medical lab students in starting and managing their own Lab Services Businesses

Ghana's Healthcare Brain -Drain

Some districts in Ghana have No physicians or nurses

Ghana has been. and still is grappling with a brain-drain of physicians, nurses. medical technicians. pharmacists and other healthcare professionals, Thousands have left Ghana to work in Australia. Britain. Canada and the United States to escape low-pay and poor working conditions in Ghana.

Ghana's Remaining Healthcare Workers

Because of the shortages of healthcare worrkers, the health delivery system is in shambles. The saviors of Ghana's dying healthcare delivery efforts are it's Remaining Healthcare Professionals.

These dedicated individuals and their fami1ies deserve and need your help!

They suffer from excessive workloads, low-pay, delayed-pay, job burn-out, stressful working conditions (lack of medical supplies and equipment. water, and electrical outages), low morale, no retirement plans, depression, the lack of housing and transportation, and the loss hope for a better future!

Your Monetary Donations are Needed

Make a Difference

 
     
     
 

 

 

Lend a Hand to Ghana’s Remaining

  • Healthcare Practitioners

  • Institutions

  • Students and their families


 

The African Scientific Institute (ASI)

ASI  -  Ghana

Project Helping Hand

Carlos Kimathi, Managing Director

The African Scientific Institute (ASI)

Ghana NGO No. G.17,561

PMB KA 73

Airport

Accra - Ghana

Tel: 027-6849631

Email: Kimathi@hotmail

 

USA DIVISION

Ghana Project Helping Hand

The African Scientific Institute
P.O. Box 12161
Oakland, CA. 94604  -  USA

Tel: 1-866-305-2593, Fax: (831) 751-6762

Email: kimathi@hotmail.com


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African Scientific Institute
attn: Ghana Project Helping Hand

 

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