Medical Missions to South Sudan

Pharmaceuticals Arrive in Village

GCHope continues to partner with St. Matthew’s Church to support remote villages in South Sudan.

2010.03.11 by Harmony Trevino

Pharmaceuticals to Sudan

With the partnership of St. Matthews Church, GCHope sent a shipment of pharmaceuticals to Sudan on Feb. 12.

2010.02.17 by GCHope

Medicines Saving Lives in South Sudan

Our partners have received the medicines and already they are quickly administering health care to the underserved population in South Sudan. Here is a thank you letter from our partners:

Dear All,

Happy New Year. I hope you are all doing well and all is well with you all. On Behalf of Aweil diocese I am writing to give you all my special thanks and appreciations and wish you all blessings for medicines you all work hard to get them to us. I am giving my special thanks and appreciations to Open Doors who directed us to go to Giving children Hope and Giving Children Hope for accepting our application and approving it and working hard to send the medicines to Juba and Union Rescue mission for their work too.

The Leadership of St. Mathew’s for the approval for money for medicines Father Scarlet and the entire congregation of St Mathew for their sacrificial and generous gifts to Aweil diocese. Sister Susan with south Sudan missions for working hard on this to get medicines to Aweil diocese , she had to call William from time to time in Juba and me in Aweil diocese and she had to sent 500 USD to Juba for Transportation of the medicines from Juba to Aweil diocese to some areas where medicines were supposed to go.

Deacon Blake who did the application for us and all who were concerned and involved, May our Lord bless you all for your concern and the work you did. I want to say that what you did will not be forgotten by Aweil diocese and in Heaven as well, thank you once again all. Above all i want give special thanks and appreciations to almighty God who made all these possible.

…The medicines were sent from Juba to Aweil diocese on 21st Dec 2009 and we got the medicines on 22nd December 2009 and start the treatment under trees on 25th 12-209 on wards at following places:

1. Dong on 25th Dec 2009 over 1000 people were treated according to the nurses who did the treatment. They said a lot of people were suffering from malaria, worms, typhoid, other diseases

2. On 26th 12 –2009 other treatment was done at Ngap- Acot and according to nurses who did the treatment again said around 800 people were also treated at Ngap acot and a lot of people were also suffering from the same diseases. At Beliek over 700 people were treated also. these treatments were done in Aweil south county and came back to Aweil town on 28th and then on 29th the treatment of about 500 people was done in Aweil town and proceed to Malek yel where another treatment was done on 31st and 350 were treated with same problems The people who were treated were thankful to God and those who work to get them medicines and the whole Diocese is too thankful to God and those who work hard to get this done. May our Lord bless you all who work on this and may our Lord continued to provide funds for the medicines.

The needs of the medicines in the diocese is desperate so we decided to distribute the medicines to the following places: Malual bai, Madhol, Kuajok, Baau, Panthou, Ngapkac, Wat-will, Nhom Laau, Panthom Athiai, and Ajak.

These places received medicines with many thanks and appreciations and say these medicines will saves many lives and have already saves for the people who have been treated and are relief from their suffering from various diseases. They are appealing for more medicines for malaria, worms and other diseases to save more lives. Nurses in the above places will administer the medicines.

Wishing you all many blessings and many thanks for your concern and wishing you all a blessed and prosperous year of 2010.

-Bishop Wilson Garang

2010.01.12 by Harmony Trevino

Project update

South Sudan Missions talks about the project in Aweli Sudan that GCHope sent pharmaceuticals to help the people in remote villages.

2009.12.18 by GCHope