The health education and humanitarian mission to Suriname was cut a little short when the Continuing Promise 2010 was quickly deployed to Haiti early this month to be prepared to help in the wake of Hurricane Tomas. Still, Project HOPE volunteers and their military counterparts provided needed medical services in the country.In Suriname:
1,765 patients were cared for
108 surgeries were performed
676 educational encounters took place
1,765 patients were cared for
108 surgeries were performed
676 educational encounters took place
Project HOPE volunteers are home now, but we will continue to tell their stories and even post a few videos over the coming weeks, so check back for more.
Photo by Kris Radder, HOPE's Volunteer Public Affairs OfficerHelp Support Project HOPE's Humanitarian, Health Education and Volunteer Programs Around the Globe.
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