Clinica de Esperanza-Clinic of Hope

The executive director of the Clinica de Experanza and myself spent a week looking at clinics in remote island areas of Honduras. Many of the clinics did not have funding and worked as best they could with what they had. Some of the clinics were able to find donors to keep the places running with volunteers. There is a hospital being built and we plan on providing equipment for the hosptal. They are literally in the middle of the ocean and by the time the ill person is transported they do not survive.

Supporters like yourself are helping our little clinic reach out and help others in need that are also committed to giving humanitarian aid to the poor. We need to be more aware of people less fortunate than even ourselves. This man in the picture is on a island north of Honduras that has a clinic but was unable to sit in a chair. He laid there quite a while before he got in a bed and died with a American holding his hand. It was a simple illness that they would of treated in the US and sent you home, fine and well. 

We would also like your input on Malaria. It has been on this planet forever. There are still leper colonies all over the world. It is a totally curable disease. Yet children and adults alike are loosing limbs. Would you as donors be willing to get involved with curing leprosy? We have alot of tuberculosis where I work, also treatable but medication expensive. 

Think about what you want to do with your money and I will give it my best to make it happen. 

Have a good week, 

gayle

Links:

• clinica de esperanza facebook

This year Clinica de Esperanza, with your help, we have begun progress into the future. Construction has begun on building to house students for training. Medical interns, PA students. ARNP students, nursing students and young men and women training to become pharmacists. The plans were finalized in January and the work is progressing. 

To aid in the progress of the Honduran economy, we are hiring people local to our community to do the work. This allows for you not only to aid in healthcare but to help with people struggling to feed their families. The men chosen so far are from a local town, Tierre de Padre and are a part of an indigenous Lenca tribe. 

To date the driveway has been completed and foundation is laid down. Next we will progress to the structure of the building. The student learning center will be located directly behind the clinic so as to be convenient for students to aid in the care of the local people and gain knowledge of 3rd world medicine. 

Join us in this project to provide education to our future health care providers. Thank you for your support thus far. Please continue to follow our progress on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/clinicadeesperanza/   in Santa Ana, Honduras. 

In gratitude,

gayle savage davidson

Links:

• Clinica de Experanza