Our Stories

Category: "News" (Page 13)

2020 Annual Report

Check out our 2020 Annual Report.  During a very difficult year for many, support from our generous donors and volunteers still enabled: 29 volunteers to travel overseas and perform 1,028 patient consultations, and 219 surgical procedures, and provide training to 209 medical professionals. We shipped $1,052,298 worth of donated medical equipment and supplies in two sea containers and six air freight pallets, expanded our...

Happy Birthday To Us!

How long does it take to: ship over 50 sea containers, 30 air freight pallets, complete 16 infrastructure projects and send 130 medical teams to East Africa?           15 YEARS!! Thank you to all our amazing Board members, volunteers, staff and supporters who have made this possible.  Bring on the next 15!

Our COVID-19 Response

Over the past six months, Australian Doctors for Africa has pivoted its programs to focus on supporting our in-country partners and hospitals by providing personal protective equipment (PPE) to front line healthcare workers in Ethiopia, Madagascar, Somaliland and Comoros. Since April, we have managed significant and effective acquisition and delivery of PPE valued at $520,000: 146,000 masks 67,000 gloves 1,500 disposable...

Australian Ambassador to Ethiopia Represents ADFA

Ambassador Doyle recently represented Australian Doctors For Africa (ADFA) in donating over 80,000 personal protective equipment (PPE) from ADFA to the Black Lion Hospital in the presence of the Chief Executive Director of the College of Health Sciences Dr Dawit Wendimagegn and Dr Biruk Lambisso, Head of Orthopaedic Dept, Black Lion Hospital. The PPE will be distributed to frontline health workers at the Black Lion Hospital...

Fremantle Hospital Donates Equipment

Thanks to the amazing support of Kevin Hogan and Cara Smylie (Biomedical), our long relationship with Fremantle Hospital continues with another load of mattresses and theatre supplies donated to Australian Doctors for Africa. For over 10 years, Kevin has been our liaison with the hospital which has provided equipment to fill many sea containers with beds, mattresses, theatre supplies, and other medical supplies and equipment...

Donated Crutches Make a Difference for Many

Diversity Action Network in Hargeisa, Somaliland gratefully received much needed crutches which will make a huge difference to many disabled people. Australian Doctors for Africa thanks Sportreat & TotaLife Care in Palmyra for generously donating over 300 pairs of crutches which have been distributed to Ethiopia, Madagascar and now Somaliland. “We really thank you so much for this helpful consignment, which is already...