Solomon Islands Rural Health Project
Sponsor a Youth in the Solomon Islands supports Nurse Training at Solomon Islands National University and High School Education at St. Josephs at Tenaru.
THE ECONOMIC SITUATION in the Solomon Islands makes access to education one of the most significant issues facing young people in the Solomon Islands. With over 80 percent of the population dependent on obtaining their livelihood from subsistence farming and fresh produce marketing, many have lost their limited access to cash income with the recent civil tension and break down of economic activity
Thanks to all the generous people who donated to the Solomon Islands Rural Health Project, there is progress at the Hauhui Clinic. New roof, windows and fully painted. The local community is overwhelmed by their renovated clinic. We still need to update the medical equipment now. So we still need more donations. You can help by making a tax deductible donation in Australia at https://api.ripl.com/s/r0bjzs Thanks. Trevor Wallace and Greg Leahy - SI Health Project
Thanks to all the generous people who donated to the Solomon Islands Rural Health Project, there is progress at the Hauhui Clinic. New roof, windows and fully painted. The local community is overwhelmed by their renovated clinic. We still need to update the medical equipment now. So we still need more donations. You can help by making a tax deductible donation in Australia at : https://wra.org.au/2410ruralhealth/ Thanks. Trevor Wallace and Greg Leahy - SI Health Project
Thanks to all the generous people who have donated to the Solomon Islands Rural Health Project. There has been huge progress at the Hauhui Clinic on Malaita. New roof, new windows, new paint and timber repairs. We still need to update the medical equipment and purchase a seaworthy boat to transport serious ill sick patients to the nearest hospital, 3 hours boat ride away.
Looking for more sponsors and donations. If you can help, please click on the link here: https://wra.org.au/2410ruralhealth/ . Thanks. Trevor Wallace and Greg Leahy
Thanks to all the generous people who donated to the Solomon Islands Rural Health Project, there is progress at the Hauhui Clinic. New roof, windows and fully painted. The local community is overwhelmed by their renovated clinic. We still need to update the medical equipment now. So we still need more donations. You can help by making a tax deductible donation in Australia at https: https://wra.org.au/2410ruralhealth/ Thanks. Trevor Wallace and Greg Leahy - SI Health Project
Last day today before the end of the financial year. Really need financial help with this project in the Solomon Islands. Your donation will help those in poverty to better healthcare. Any donation over $2 is tax deductible. You can help at this link: https://wra.org.au/2410ruralhealth/ No matter how small your donation is it will make a difference to poverty in this country . Thanks. Trevor Wallace
Last day today before the end of the financial year. Really need financial help with this project in the Solomon Islands. Your donation will help those in poverty to better healthcare. Any donation over $2 is tax deductible. You can help at this link: No matter how small your donation is it will make a difference to poverty in this country . Thanks. Trevor Wallace
https://wra.org.au/2410ruralhealth/
Last day today before the end of the financial year. Really need financial help with this project in the Solomon Islands. Your donation will help those in poverty to better healthcare. Any donation over $2 is tax deductible. You can help at this link: https://api.ripl.com/s/5we1m8 No matter how small your donation is it will make a difference to poverty in this country . Thanks. Trevor Wallace
Last day today before the end of the financial year. Really need financial help with this project in the Solomon Islands. Your donation will help those in poverty to better healthcare. Any donation over $2 is tax deductible. You can help at this link: https://api.ripl.com/s/yp1rgh No matter how small your donation is it will make a difference to poverty in this country . Thanks. Trevor Wallace
Two days until the end of the financial year. Really need financial help with this project in the Solomon Islands. Your donation will help those in poverty to better healthcare. Any donation over $2 is tax deductible. You can help at this link: Two days until the end of the financial year. Really need financial help with this project in the Solomon Islands. Your donation will help those in poverty to better healthcare. Any donation over $2 is tax deductible. You can help at this link: https://wra.org.au/2410ruralhealth/ Thanks
It’s tax time. Please help make a difference to Rural Healthcare in the remote islands and villages in the Solomon Islands. You can make a tax deductible donation to this link:
https://wra.org.au/2410ruralhealth/
Support Rural Health in the Solomon Islands. Access to quality health care in rural and remote Solomon Islands is difficult and hazardous.
Community‐run health clinics receive little or no assistance from the Solomon Island’s government. Some are run down and greatly in need of refurbishment including severely rusted roofs which need replacement, repainting inside and out, replacement of windows, mosquito mesh on windows, new tanks for drinking water and replacement of their toilet block. Clinics are also very poorly equipped with an urgent need for updating medical equipment, such as BP machine, pulse oximeter, blood glucose monitor, infrared thermometer
etc., plus the provision of beds and trolleys.
Many communities are very remote and have no serviceable roads so that, in the event of a health emergency, they must rely on boat travel to get the help they need. Hospitals can be several hours away by sea and the lives of both nurse and patient are put at risk when they are forced to use borrowed boats which are not regularly serviced nor seaworthy. In addition, sometimes boats simply aren’t available.
We are looking to support brave, solo nurses who serve in community‐run clinics so if you would like to help, please make a tax-deductible in Australia. Donations at this link: https://wra.org.au/2410ruralhealth/
It’s Tax Time.
Make a difference to Rural Health Clinics in the Solomon Islands. You can help make a difference by donating a tax deductible donation to this project. Your support will help refurbish and upgrade medical equipment in remote medical clinics in the Solomon Islands. Tax Deductible in Australia. Please make a donation to this link :
https://wra.org.au/2410ruralhealth/
via ripl.com
Hi all. This is my newest project. Making a difference to Rural Health in the Solomon Islands. It’s tax time now. You can help me make a difference by making a tax deductible donation by tapping on the link in this post. Your donation will help refurbish and upgrade medical equipment in clinics in some of the most remote islands in the Solomon Islands.
All donations through World Relief Australia
https://wra.org.au/2410ruralhealth/
Support Rural Health in the Solomon Islands. Access to quality health care in rural and remote Solomon Islands is difficult and hazardous.
Community‐run health clinics receive little or no assistance from the Solomon Island’s government. Some are run down and greatly in need of refurbishment including severely rusted roofs which need replacement, repainting inside and out, replacement of windows, mosquito mesh on windows, new tanks for drinking water and replacement of their toilet block. Clinics are also very poorly equipped with an urgent need for updating medical equipment, such as BP machine, pulse oximeter, blood glucose monitor, infrared thermometer
etc., plus the provision of beds and trolleys.
Many communities are very remote and have no serviceable roads so that, in the event of a health emergency, they must rely on boat travel to get the help they need. Hospitals can be several hours away by sea and the lives of both nurse and patient are put at risk when they are forced to use borrowed boats which are not regularly serviced nor seaworthy. In addition, sometimes boats simply aren’t available.
We are looking to support brave, solo nurses who serve in community‐run clinics so if you would like to help, please make a tax-deductible in Australia. Donations at this link: https://api.ripl.com/s/13l7v1
Support Rural Health in the Solomon Islands. Access to quality health care in rural and remote Solomon Islands is difficult and hazardous.
Community‐run health clinics receive little or no assistance from the Solomon Island’s government. Some are run down and greatly in need of refurbishment including severely rusted roofs which need replacement, repainting inside and out, replacement of windows, mosquito mesh on windows, new tanks for drinking water and replacement of their toilet block. Clinics are also very poorly equipped with an urgent need for updating medical equipment, such as BP machine, pulse oximeter, blood glucose monitor, infrared thermometer
etc., plus the provision of beds and trolleys.
Many communities are very remote and have no serviceable roads so that, in the event of a health emergency, they must rely on boat travel to get the help they need. Hospitals can be several hours away by sea and the lives of both nurse and patient are put at risk when they are forced to use borrowed boats which are not regularly serviced nor seaworthy. In addition, sometimes boats simply aren’t available.
We are looking to support brave, solo nurses who serve in community‐run clinics so if you would like to help, please make a tax-deductible in Australia. Donations at this link: https://api.ripl.com/s/2kmnfz
Support Rural Health in the Solomon Islands. Access to quality health care in rural and remote Solomon Islands is difficult and hazardous.
Community‐run health clinics receive little or no assistance from the Solomon Island’s government. Some are run down and greatly in need of refurbishment including severely rusted roofs which need replacement, repainting inside and out, replacement of windows, mosquito mesh on windows, new tanks for drinking water and replacement of their toilet block. Clinics are also very poorly equipped with an urgent need for updating medical equipment, such as BP machine, pulse oximeter, blood glucose monitor, infrared thermometer
etc., plus the provision of beds and trolleys.
Many communities are very remote and have no serviceable roads so that, in the event of a health emergency, they must rely on boat travel to get the help they need. Hospitals can be several hours away by sea and the lives of both nurse and patient are put at risk when they are forced to use borrowed boats which are not regularly serviced nor seaworthy. In addition, sometimes boats simply aren’t available.
We are looking to support brave, solo nurses who serve in community‐run clinics so if you would like to help, please make a tax-deductible in Australia. Donations at this website.
www.wra.org.au
HELP TRAIN A NURSE in the SOLOMON ISLANDS. We sponsor young people in poverty to become Registered Nurses so they can help poverty in communities on remote islands and villages. All donations tax deductible in Australia. Go to this link: https://wra.org.au/1720nursing
It’s Tax Time. Please make a tax deductible donation to help train Solomon Islands Nurses to give health care in remote islands and villages. This is an Australian registered charity making a difference in a country on our doorstep. In the Solomon Islands there is a lack of health care workers in particular doctors and nurses. Many island clinics do not have doctors so nurses provide the health care. The idea of this project is to not only support Nurse sponsorships but improve Nursing Education. If you can donate $10, $20, $100 or whatever you can afford, your donation will be appreciated. Please click on this link to donate. https://wra.org.au/1720nursing
HELP TRAIN A NURSE in the SOLOMON ISLANDS. We sponsor young people in poverty to become Registered Nurses so they can help poverty in communities on remote islands and villages. All donations tax deductible in Australia. Go to this link: https://www.wra.org.au/1720nursing
Recycle your cans and bottles to support young people in poverty to become nurses in the Solomon Islands. These nurses work on remote islands and villages to give Health Care. Simply call Greg Leahy 0401285001 for pick up or more info on drop off point. https://www.helpemsolomonislands.com
Recycle and help poverty. Money goes to training nurses in the Solomon Islands to work on remote islands and villages. We can pick your cans or bottles in Googong or nearby. Call Greg 0401285001 for pickup or more info. https://www.helpemsolomonislands.com
Our Story
Currently, the Solomon Islands lack an adequate supply of trained healthcare workers including nurses and doctors. There are only two trained doctors for every 10,000 people in the Solomon Islands, a country which is comprised of more than 900 islands, separated by seas and volcanic mountains.
The area is prone to horrific natural disasters such as cyclones, earthquakes and heavy rain and floods, which often drives droves of people to clinics and hospitals. However, there are only 12 hospitals over the 900 islands and only 340 health care clinics to serve the rural population. Often there have been disease outbreaks like dengue fever, malaria and emerging chikungkunya which have left the health system in shambles with insufficient health workers.
“ Imagine spending your entire weekly food budget on a hours long truck ride along bumpy and dusty dirt roads in tropical heat when you are sick or pregnant to reach a nearby clinic just to find there is only one nurse and no doctor? “This is often the case in the Solomon Islands. Unfortunately, people including the young die easily there from a disease that we would get better from with our health care in Australia.
More nurses and better medical knowledge will help improve health care in the Solomon Islands
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