International Medical Alliance Of Tennessee

Leogane Haiti Project. A program serving 37 children in the New Voice House of Life Orphanage providing nutrition, vitamins, parasite control, and school tuition. We are unable to send a medical or dental teams due to violence and the instability of Haiti.

Western Kenya, Ikolomani District, State of Kakamega (1). Lymphatic Filariasis foot care and general wound care program, A trained wound care nurse conducts rotating clinics in eleven villages. Funding includes her salary, medication and wound care supplies. (2). Worming program for 1,100 children providing semi annual doses of Albendazole and Ivermectin. (3). Tuition assistance for 4 high school students. Tuition and room and board for 2 medical students from Western Kenya attending University of Nairobi. Tuition and boarding for one student attending Medical Officer Training Program at St. Mary's Mumias Hospital. (4). October 31 - November 11, 2024 Medical Clinics were held in 5 villages. MDs, FNP's RN's with Senior Kenyan nursing students serving as translators. 803 patients were seen, 2,388 Rx's were given. 2418 people received Ivermectin and Alnendazole per protocol for prevention of Lymphatic Filariasis. (5) Two pediatric patients who needed urgent surgical intervention were referred to St Elizabeth's Hospital all costs were underwritten by IMA. (6) A Duffel of essential medications was sent with Sr Susan to Horr for the clinic her order operates for the Samburu tribe. (7) All medications remaining were given to St Elizabeth's Hospital, Mukumu. (8) All dressing supplies were left with our wound care nurse. (9) The wells in Matunda and Shichinji drilled in 2006 were repaired..