Physical Health Cameroon Project #39386

Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People

by Research Center for Analytic Diagnosis and Imaging Trends (RECEADIT)

Project Report | Mar 15, 2021
Seventh Project Report of Monday, March 15, 2021

By Jilly M. Ngwainmbi | Project Leader

GlobalGiving RECEADIT Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People (39386) Project

Seventh Project Report of Monday, March 15, 2021

On behalf of our RECEADIT Humanitarian Team, I take this opportunity to thank you so very much for your generosity and willingness to join us and to partnership with us on our journey of serving humanity through the Guidance, the Blessings, the Love, and the Grace of God Almighty.

We are glad to provide you with the following progress report and updates for our “Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People Project (39386)” thanks to your generosity:

1) We identified three young males within one of the remote, rural locations, where some of the Internally Displaced People are hiding, to build a shelter for the Internally Displaced People and they are currently working on this project (See First Photo);

2) Government terrorist soldiers found one of the camps where Internally Displaced People are hiding and they started shooting randomly at unarmed fellow English speaking Cameroonians and killing them. Some of the wounded were rushed to our RECEADIT-CEMADIT Community Health Center at Muteff rural Community where they received medical treatment (See Second Photo).

3) We have acquired new medical equipment to be used in providing medical treatment for the Internally Displaced People and also bought bags of rice and other food items for them (See Third Photo);

4) In addition to our two female nurses and one female laboratory technician, recruited recently in January, who are all graduates of our School of Health, Biomedical and Computer Sciences (SHBCS), we have also found and recruited one male pharmacy technician. Most importantly, we have found and recruited a former World Health Organization (WHO) trained personnel who is an eye specialist and a dentist. He has organized training programs for all our RECEADIT workers (See Fourth Photo); and

5) Our RECEADIT Medical Team continues to provide medical services for the Internally Displaced People and for their Community members (See Fifth and Sixth Photos).

We will continue to provide you with monthly reports and updates of our other projects, activities, accomplishments, and challenges.

We hope that you will continue with us on this our journey of serving humanity through the Guidance, the Blessings, the Love and the Grace of God Almighty, a journey which has now taken us to this our “Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People (39386)” through our new link: https://goto.gg/39386

For a Complete Version of this Project Report with Illustration Photos, please see Attachment.

Jilly M. Ngwainmbi, RECEADIT Project Leader

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Nov 16, 2020
Sixth Project Report of Monday, November 16, 2020

By Jilly M. Ngwainmbi | Project Leader

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Sixth Project Report of Monday, November 16^th, 2020

1) As we reported in our Fifth Project Report of Monday, July 20^th, 2020, we then had two female nurses and one male nurse for this project, all graduates of our School of Health, Biomedical and Computer Sciences (SHBCS). Now, unfortunately, the male nurse left due to the threat posed by the war. Now we only have the two female nurses. They continue to provide medical assistance to our Internally Displaced People (See First and Second Photos);

2) Our Face Masks Wearing and Distribution Campaign among the Internally Displaced People within the Mbam, Muteff, and Ngemsibo remote, rural communities continue (See First Photo). However, recently Internally Displaced People do not yet have masks due to intensified war activities, which make it extremely difficult to reach them (See Second, and Third Photos);

3) The burning down of villages by the army, usually at night, is making it very difficult for our female nurses to provide medical assistance for Internally Displaced People (See Second, Third, and Fourth Photos) which is resulting in tragic deaths, especially the elderly (See Fifth Photo); and

4) We have intensified our struggle to find and recruit two more female nurses and two male nurses for this Project, since the displacement of people is increasing and the elderly particularly are not able to escape for their lives (See First and Second Short YouTube Video Links).

We will continue to provide you with monthly reports and updates of our other projects, activities, accomplishments, and challenges.

For a complete version of this Project Report with Illustration Photos and Short YouTube Video Links, see Attachment.

Jilly M. Ngwainmbi, RECEADIT Project Leader

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Jul 20, 2020
Fifth Project Report of Monday, July 20th, 2020

By Jilly M. Ngwainmbi | RECEADIT Project Leader

GlobalGiving RECEADIT Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People (39386) Project

Fifth Project Report of Monday, July 20^th, 2020

On behalf of our RECEADIT Humanitarian Team, I take this opportunity to thank you so very much for your generosity and willingness to join us and to partnership with us in our journey of serving humanity through the Guidance, the Blessings, the Love, and the Grace of God Almighty.

We are glad to provide you with the following progress report and updates for our “Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced PeopleProject (39386)” thanks to your generosity:

1) As we reported in our Fourth Project Report of Sunday, March 22^nd, 2020, we now have two female nurses and one male nurse for this project, all graduates of our School of Health, Biomedical and Computer Sciences (SHBCS). They continue to provide medical assistance to our internally displaced people (See First Photo);

2) We have intensified our Face Masks Wearing and Distribution Campaign among the Internally Displaced People within the Mbam, Muteff, and Ngemsibo remote, rural communities (see (See First, Second, and Third Photos);

3) Our brave, courageous, and resilient young man, the husband of one of our female nurses, continues to assist us with the transportation of drugs/medication and other medical equipment to the RECEADIT Clinic Annexes at Mbam, Muteff, and Ngemsibo remote, rural communities (See Fourth Photo); and

4) As we reported in our Fourth Project Report of Sunday, March 22^nd, 2020, we still have not been able to find and recruit any more female nurses for the Project due to the ongoing war. We will continue the search and will hopefully find and recruit three more female nurses for the Project.

We will continue to provide you with monthly reports and updates of our other projects, activities, accomplishments, and challenges.

Jilly M. Ngwainmbi, RECEADIT Project Leader

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