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Introduction
The James Moody Adams Clinic, adjacent to Baxter Institute and overseen by Association Amicus, is an important part of the mission we share. Through the clinic, hundreds of poor people in the Tegucigalpa area receive medical and dental services. Medical services are also provided to surrounding areas through mobile clinics.
About JMA Clinic
Dental and Medical Services
Clinic Employees
2010 NEEDS LISTS
These three links outline some primary needs for the clinic, the pharmacy, and the nutritional-vocational training program. Please take a moment to review these needs and consider how you might be able to help. [You may have to download the PDF files to view them.]
2010 Clinic Needs
Pharmacy Needs
Nutrional-Vocational Training Program Needs
Reports
JMA Clinic: Report for July-September 2009
June 2009 Eye Clinic Report
JMA Clinic: Report for April-June 2009
JMA Clinic: Report for January-March 2009
Programs
The clinic assists the families of undernourished and malnourished children through the Nutrition Program which provides food and nutritional training. The families (most of which are headed by a single mother) are assisted through vocational training opportunities which allow them to provide for their families.
Nutrition Program
NEWS: JMA Clinic Partnership with "Manos Extendidas"
Vocational Training Program
How You Can Help
Of course, one of the great needs is always money. The nutrition and vocational training program assists families through sponsors who give $30/month. Because there are always families with unmet needs, there is always a need for more sponsors.
You may be able to help by participating in a medical or dental brigade as described at the link below. There is also a link to a page which outlines current and continuing needs.
Nutrition Sponsors Needed
Medical/Dental Brigades
Current Needs
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