£60 is enough to buy a bicycle for a dedicated community health worker, enabling him or her to visit even more patients.
£100 will help to equip a laboratory in a Somalia health centre allowing faster and more accurate diagnoses of illness, so appropriate treatment can be given in hours rather than days.
£200 could train a community member to construct shallow wells and boreholes. Ensuring their community has access to safe, clean water.
£750 could pay for a team of urban specialist doctors to fly to a remote hospital in East Africa. During the visit they will treat over 40 patients and undertake at least 10 complicated operations as they train the local health workers and doctors to undertake some of these tasks in the future.
£1,250 could pay for the operation and upkeep of an HIV/AIDS testing and treatment centre in Tanzania, capable of testing 750 people, for one month.
