Dear Friend of the Clinic, We are committed to working around the clock to provide services to our community. Our innovative programs and projects play a significant role in helping our community. We continue to get our ambulance out to the remote villages to help with supplies. And with great success for a number of years now,...
Dear Nica Clinic Supporter, Some exciting news to share with you this week… Our Strong Partnership With American Nicaraguan Foundation For the past eight years, we’ve received support from many local and international foundations, especially the American Nicaragua Foundation (ANF). ANF provides medicines and equipment to our Clinic and other health organizations in Nicaragua. READ MORE Getting More Children Involved...
Our main objective with this initiative is to teach members of the community how to take advantage of their unused lands to improve their quality of life nutritionally and economically. We believe that teaching this principle at a young age is vital for future generations. For the second year in a row, we worked with children...
For the past eight years, we have received support from many local and international foundations, especially American Nicaragua Foundation (ANF), which has provided medicines and equipment to our Clinic and other health organizations in Nicaragua. ANF also provides help during emergencies. For instance, when Tropical Storm Nate hit the area last October, ANF supported the community...
Dear Friend of our Nica Clinic, Volunteers From Washington Make Big Impact In March, students from Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., paid us a visit. Advisory board member Jennifer Maxwell, 13 students and two graduate nurses participated in activities focused on health and education at the Roberto Clemente Health Clinic, as well as at elementary...
Meet Enmanuel Sirias, our new coordinator for the Clinic’s Volunteer and Padrino programs. Sirias is 21 years old and was born in Rivas, Nicaragua, where he has lived his entire life. Since he was 10 years old, he wanted to learn English. When he turned 13, he started studying at American Nicaraguan School in Managua. And three...