MMA - Medical Mission Aid

major projects in 3 countries

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$122,000+

Pledged by MMA for 2010/11

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Medical scholarships funded in Tanzania, Nepal and Kenya

90 years

of supporting missions

760+

Supporters around Australia

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Disability in Nepal

MMA helps with accessing health care, school programs, disability aids and vocational training.
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Nursing Scholarships

This training provides an opportunity to break free from the cycle of poverty and establish a future for the student, their family and the community. Read more...

Kibera Maternity Clinic

This maternity clinic in Kenya's slums has had a profound effect on the health of its community.
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Medical Mission Aid Inc.

Medical Mission Aid Inc is a not-for-profit Christian micro-charity.

Our philosophy is based on the biblical teaching of God's love and compassion in Christ, and the mandate to the church to care for the poor, sick and victims of injustice.

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Medical Mission Aid Inc. partners with the World Relief Overseas Aid Fund by acting as its agent for the delivery of aid and development projects.

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Potential food crisis across West Africa

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Filed Under: Scholarship Programmes

Partnering with Kilimatinde Hospital

Several years ago, it was said that Kilimatinde Hospital had fallen on hard times but recent photos show a much brighter picture.

Filed Under: Scholarship Programmes

Scholarships in Nepal

Capacity Building for rural health work in Nepal is being done in partnership between MMA and Human Development and Community Services (HDCS) and United Mission to Nepal Health Services Office (UMN HSO).

Filed Under: Kibera Maternity Clinic

A Maternity Clinic in Kibera Slum, Nairobi, Kenya

The maternity clinic opened in January 2009 and has had a profound effect on the slum community. Results speak for themselves. In its first year of operation, the neonatal mortality rate dropped from 8.5% to 1.1%. There were no maternal deaths and only 5% of women were referred for caesarean section. Put another way, we could say that 61 babies and at least 7 mothers were saved during the first year.

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