From March 10-17, GWU’s Global Health Network participated in an alternative Spring Break trip to the Roberto Clemente Health Clinic, a non-profit based in Nicaragua with offices in Baltimore. The group was comprised of 21 students, along with a pediatric medical resident from Children’s Hospital. The Clinic serves as a valuable asset in the rural...
The Roberto Clemente Health Clinic’s Annual Health Care Fair on February 4 was a success, with numbers far surpassing expectations. Around 1,200 residents, who live in the remote communities of southwest Nicaragua, received free health care in Limon 1, Tola, Rivas. Adults patiently waited to receive free check-ups from more than 30 medical professionals from Nicaragua...
Dear friends of the Roberto Clemente Health Clinic, Happy March! We hope that this update finds you well and enjoying good health and fortune in 2012! It seems that spring is just around the corner for us here in the Mid-Atlantic region of the U.S. (perhaps a bit earlier than Mother Nature intended), and Nicaragua continues...
Thank you!! You will soon receive important news and invitations from the Roberto Clemente Health Clinic in Limon, Nicaragua. We welcome you to our wonderful community of supporters who care about improving the health and education of families in this impoverished, but beautiful region of Central America. Feel free to visit our website and get involve in...
PRLog (Press Release) - Jan 31, 2012 - Hundreds of residents who live in the remote communities of southwest Nicaragua will receive free healthcare at the Roberto Clemente Health Clinic’s Annual Health Care Fair from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, February 4, in Limon 1 Tola, Rivas, Nicaragua. A team of more than 30 medical professionals from...
The Roberto Clemente Health Clinic serves as a positive agent for change by saving lives, improving health and making low cost and free medicine available for those most in need. We are located in a remote area in southwest Nicaragua, - Limon1 - close to Costa Rica, and approximately 12,000 patients come to the clinic each...