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It is a partnership between Poole Hospital NHS FT and Lira hospital and university in Northern Uganda. The current situation in South Sudan means we cannot continue in Wau at present. Our teams deliver teaching to health care professionals in developing areas to enable them to improve health care.
pooleafricalink.org.uk
hilary.fenton-harris@poole.nhs.uk
Poole Africa Link Registered charity number 1153530
Following our successful campaign supported by generous donations earlier this year Sr Gracy has set up a feeding campaign for malnourished children in Wau South Sudan, please help continue this work
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"Wish you a happy and healthy new decade. Thank you for a fab evening Antoinette and Harry."
Lakshmi Madhavi Velpula donated
"Anti, WISHING YOU A VERY HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEXT DECADE. -and Hope Poole Africa continues to flourish MUCH LOVE Alice and Andrew x"
ALICE AND ANDREW XX donated
"Keep up the great work PAL and thanks to Anti & Harry for excellent evening."
Val and Doug donated
"Thank you Anti and Harry for a great evening. Steve and Sue x"
Anonymous donated
"Thank you to Antoinette and Harry fore great party yesterday"
"Happy Birthday Anti xxx Fabulous charity. Very happy to support your great work. Trish and David Webster"
TRISH WEBSTER donated
Sophie Boot has raised $1,710.21 so far
Sophie's trip to Uganda
Frances Dormon has raised $1,485.51 so far
I'm Raising money to train staff and purchase PPE, for Frances Dormon because Covid has reached Lira, Uganda. they need help
Emily Deary has raised $777.71 so far
I'm 2 week teaching trip to Lira, Uganda for Emily Deary because
Sally Loven has raised $701.79 so far
Sally's Travelling to Lira in Uganda which is one of the public universities in Uganda to teach midwifery with the Poole Hospital Link.
Emma Pickard has raised $634.15 so far
I'm Going to Lira to train clinical staff for Emma Pickard because
Pam Ami has raised $420.69 so far
I'm Teaching midwives of the next generation in Africa for Pam Ami because their skills can make a real difference to life
