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What Your Support
Provides
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There are no ambulances, referral centers or even a hospital
within relevant range, unless a person has wealth that would
allow them to charter a medivac flight to a large city to
get care. There is no one here with that kind of money. At
least, in Duk Payuel, they do have a clinic inspired by John
Dau, a returning “Lost Boy of Sudan” and thanks to the
generosity of committed supporters from all over the world.
- DR. DAVID REED, M.D.
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These are examples of how your
donation will save lives and enable the
Duk Lost Boys Clinic to
care for those in need. Even a small contribution
can help JDSF transform healthcare in Southern Sudan!
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Your
Donation |
What It
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$32 |
Medication to treat 400 clinic patients for
uncomplicated malaria (assumes 600mg/d for three
days at $0.009 per pill)
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$45 |
Medication to treat 100 children with pneumonia
(assumes 500mg Erythromycin per day for ten days at
$0.025 per pill)
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$85 |
The cost of five
individuals’ medical visits to the clinic
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$130 |
Medication to treat 40 clinic patients for skin
infections (assumes 2000mg Cephalexin per day for
seven days at $0.11 per pill)
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$300 |
Food for the clinic
staff for one month
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$350 |
The
salary of a clinic nurse for one month
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$700 |
The
salary of a clinic lab technician and pharmacist
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$700 |
One
month’s worth of gasoline and diesel to provide
electricity and water for the clinic
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$2,200 |
One
month’s worth of clinic medicines and supplies
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$2,500 |
The
air shipping of one month’s worth of supplies and
personnel transportation to the clinic
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$3,000 |
The
salary of a clinic doctor for one month
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$20,000 |
All clinic operations
for one month
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Why JDSF?
- We have a smart,
collaborative approach to transforming healthcare in Southern
Sudan.
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As someone with
direct ties to Sudan, John Dau knows first-hand the needs of the
country and helps JDSF develop culturally appropriate policies.
- We’ve provided
life-saving healthcare services to more than 5,000 Sudanese
patients to date in an area in Sudan where there are no other
medical facilities within 75 miles.
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