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Mobile Health Clinic

A van the children covered in paper hearts rolls into the village; our doctor examines, our midwife records each pregnancy. A located photo lands in your account.

Yemen, Somalia 1,638 Donors 2,500+ visits monthly
How Your Donation Transforms Lives

At an examination point set up in the village courtyard, the distant hospital suddenly comes close; a chronic illness becomes trackable and an expectant mother moves a step nearer to a safe birth.

The distance to hospital gives way to the news that the doctor has come; the examination happens in the village courtyard.
A small stethoscope quiets a large worry; blood pressure and sugar are measured regularly so chronic illness stays tracked.
Each mother is entered in the green ledger, seen again at every stop, and safe births are added to it line by line.
Serious cases are linked to hospital by urgent transfer, and most of those referred return into follow up.
As Esra wrote the new entry into the green ledger, a dried leaf slipped from between the pages, the memory of a baby born safely at this stop last year. The children at the door only said, you came again.

Needs

A fully equipped mobile clinic van: examination table, stethoscope, blood pressure monitor and basic diagnostic kit
Cold chain equipment: a backup power generator and a sealed cabinet for vaccines and medicine
A three month medicine and supply stock: prescription drugs for pregnancy care, chronic illness and basic examination
Field team and training: salaries for a doctor, a midwife and a driver, plus materials for community health talks
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Mobile Health Clinic

At the door of the van that pulls into the village hangs a faded paper heart the children stuck there; inside, the examination table is already set up. Our mobile clinic follows a weekly route to the most remote villages: our doctor examines and hands over the medicine in person, our midwife records each pregnancy in the green ledger and arranges the vaccination referral, and we link the serious cases straight to hospital through an urgent transfer protocol. We carry cold chain medicine intact with backup power and a sealed cabinet; after every stop a short health talk corrects what is wrongly believed. Two routes a month, more than two thousand examinations. A located photo of each stop, the signed examination roll, and a short field clip land in your account.

$97,000 Goal: $195,000
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From the Field

As the van entered the village, the children stuck paper hearts to its door. Inside, midwife Esra was writing a new pregnancy into the green ledger; a dried leaf slipped from between the pages and settled on the table. It was the memory of a baby born safely at this very stop the year before. Esra paused, then finished the entry. As the women in the courtyard formed a line, they said only, you came again; nothing more needed saying.

“You came again.” · Esra, midwife

Donor Experiences

4.9 · 1,638 Donors
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Oliver T.
Bristol
What keeps me giving is the rhythm of it. At the close of each month a report on examination numbers arrives like clockwork, and last month the headline total matched the line by line breakdown exactly. The signed sheet underneath had a faint ink smudge near the date. That steady, unglamorous consistency is precisely why I trust this foundation with my money.
two weeks ago
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Paula C.
Copenhagen
Honestly, the thing that won me over was a flaw. On the referral tracking log they shared, one entry's date sat skewed and the sticker label was pressed on a little wonky. I hesitated for a second, then realised these were genuine records kept by hand out in the field. A flawless spreadsheet would have made me more suspicious, not less.
yesterday
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Rosa J.
Nottingham
Going through the referral log, one line caught in my throat: a tiny infant routed onward for a cold chain vaccine. Beside it was a short clip of the clinic van on a dusty track, the audio a little crackly, but you could clearly see the queue waiting inside. In that moment it stopped being a number on a screen and became a child whose day I had touched.
last week
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Simon D.
Lisbon
I work in healthcare myself, so the cold chain line item means something specific to me: let a vaccine warm up and every bit of effort upstream is wasted. The photo of the fridge thermometer with its serial number, paired with the examination report, convinced me enough that I gave again this month. A glare washed out one corner of the picture, but the readings were all there.
two weeks ago
M
Marcus B.
Leeds
I backed the mobile health clinic without knowing much beyond the idea of a van reaching villages most doctors never visit. What settled it for me was the field report that landed in my inbox a month later: a tally of examinations, a column for antenatal visits, all logged by hand. The scan had one slightly crooked label. Small thing, but it told me a real person filled it in.
last week
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Naomi K.
Vienna
It was the antenatal follow up line item that drew me in. They sent through a GPS tagged map of every stop the clinic van made, marking which village got a visit on which day of the weekly route. One of the pins sat a touch off the road, but the coordinates checked out. Seeing exactly where my contribution travelled gave me real peace of mind.
3 days ago

Project Roadmap

Every step is a milestone on the path to our goal

June 2026
We put the van on the road
Doctor and midwife on the ground; the cold chain cabinet goes in, the first route is drawn along the Yemeni coast.
Completed
December 2026
We open the first village stops
The examination table goes up in two villages; midwife Esra writes the first pregnancies into the green ledger.
Pending
June 2027
We extend the second route into Somalia
Demand outran the first week; we drive the second van to the neighbouring region around Mogadishu.
Pending
December 2027
We run the urgent transfer line
Serious cases reach hospital by radio link; the first transfers come back into follow up the same day.
Pending
June 2028
We bring pregnancy follow up into rhythm
The same women are added at every stop; safe births earn a line in the ledger month by month.
Pending
December 2028
The clinic turns on its own route
Both routes run like clockwork; the villages now know the day the van arrives before it comes.
Pending

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18Who is Quenara?
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