For poor people, the
cost of medicine to treat everyday diseases is out of reach. Children’s lives
are often lost because their family cannot afford to treat common illnesses
such as malaria or typhoid. Working with local pharmacies, medical supplies may
be provided to those who are assessed as unable to pay themselves. DIWA
has provided medication for over 2, 000 rural families in Niger Republic, and
over 5, 000 refugees on the Oru Refugee Camp in Ogun State of Nigeria. DIWA
currently provides fortnightly medical check-ups, treatments, and quarterly new
clothes and shoes for 33 orphans in Minna and the Oru Refugee Camp of Nigeria.
$30/month/orphan will provide timely medical attention and maintain normal
growth.
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