Malnutrition and infections can become serious threats if left unattended.

John was experiencing serious tooth pains, and after a visit to a clinic in Gashanda, Rwanda, he received antibiotics for his tooth infection.

Peter, Kim– John is one of ten children you helped out! Thank you for providing the medical attention children like John need!

Because gardens are a seasonal endeavor, we sometimes use loans against funds from future donations to fund a lot of gardens during planting time.

This garden was planted a couple of months ago, and you can see how much success they’ve had with their cabbage crop since then!

Your donation generously resupplied our garden funds so that we can start even more gardens in the future.  Eugina was a bit shy when asked for a photo.

This is Madalena, a community health worker living in Karama, Rwanda. Since she is a community health worker, the Humanity for Children team dug a garden in her field during the first week of November.

She will use this garden as a demonstration to show others in her community what they can do with a small plot of land and the right training!

Thanks very much Suberr for your generous support of Madalena and permaculture gardening!

You have made it possible for us to provide mosquito nets to children at high risk of contracting malaria, just like the young child in this photo.

Thanks for you generous donation that allows Humanity for Children’s health center in rural Kenya provide this crucial care!

This little girl in her pink dress came to our Rota, Kenya clinic with a bad case of diarrhea.

Thanks to you, she received rehydration salts and multivitamins to keep her healthy. Your donations supported her and nine other children at Humanity for Children’s clinic in rural Kenya!

Mothers like this one in Dunga, Kenya walk for miles for medical care.

She received a checkup for her children, multivitamins, and a malaria net for her efforts thanks to your generous support of Humanity for Children’s health clinic.

In addition, your support provided additional care for other children visiting this clinic. Thanks James for your generous support.

Medications and supplies are relatively inexpensive in the developing world, however staffing costs significantly more. Without somebody qualified to utilize the medications and supplies they are worthless.

A clinical officer like Norman Ogado working for Humanity for Children in Dunga, Kenya is essential for ensuring patients get quality medical care at our sites. He can see 50-75 children and mothers per day.

The generosity of Olga (5 days!), Kandace (4 days!), Sarah (2 days!), Young (2 days!), Ted & Pam (2 days!), Marilyn, Roland & Lindy, Terry, Jeggrey, Tawana, Mary, Belinda, Anil, David, Molly, Lee, Brian & Robin, Karen, Amit and Pamela make his employment possible and allows these people to get health care in their own village area instead of walking 10-15 km to the next closest center or, in most cases, going without any care at all.

In these pictures you can see Norman with a young patient, as well as a crowd waiting to see him!

William is all smiles in Rota, Kenya.  He has a fungus infection on his foot, but thanks to medication provided by your donation, he was treated and is on his way to being fungus free!

Thanks for your support!

She received a malaria net through your generous donation.  It’s a bit like Christmas opening the package!  Thank you!

At our last malaria net day in Dunga, Kenya this family came in for their free nets (a generous gift from you).  This will help them and hundreds of others in their village stay protected in this endemic area.

Thanks MaryEllen for your generous support!