Our Madagascar clubfoot clinic staff have continued to work hard and keep the clinics running to provide treatment to children born with clubfoot. In the 12 months to 30 June 2021 the clinics treated 141 children, changing the lives of the children and their families...
Our Stories
ADFA Volunteer Urology Team Returns to Madagascar
After a 3 year hiatus, Dr Sue Chapman, volunteer urologist, was delighted to be returning to Madagascar to lead a Urology Surgical team which included Karen Grieves, Phil Smith and David Baguley. Over three weeks, the team performed 78 patient consultations and a whopping 44 operations, with post-operative care. A general surgeon and surgical trainee received training, and equipment and supplies were donated to the...Infection Control Nurse Training, Ethiopia
Australian Doctors for Africa provided a 5 day Nurses Infection Control Training seminar in Ethiopia, to 29 nurses at Hawassa and ALERT Hospitals. The training includes hand hygiene; standard precautions; sterilising, care and maintenance of instruments; prevention of fracture related infections; and environmental sanitation of an operating theatre. Huge thanks to our two Ethiopian experienced presenters, Eyerusalem Amanu...Strategic Planning Seminar
Australian Doctors for Africa held a Strategic Planning workshop recently to guide activity planning for the next 5 years. Thanks to the supporters, volunteers, Board members and staff who contributed to a dynamic and productive session. A special thanks to Tanveer Dhillon, of STAR Performance Consulting, for his excellent facilitation and for keeping us to time, and to Dr Rob Storer for supporting the...Somaliland Orthopaedics Training
Training for 3 consultants and 5 residents on ATLS (advanced trauma) conducted by Australian Doctors for Africa, Dr Graham Forward and Dr Ananya Admasu. Here being welcomed by Dr Ahmed (Head of Department), Dr Said and Dr Yasin. Dr Abdirashid is on fellowship in Türkiye.Donated Medical Equipment
Huge thanks to the teams at the Mount Hospital and Murdoch University (Mandurah Campus) for donating recently retired medical equipment, including resuscitators, patient chairs, vital signs monitors, BP monitors and supply storage cabinets. This equipment is in excellent working condition and will be sent to Madagascar to furnish the Fianarantsoa Trauma Centre, along with hospital beds, examination tables and much...
Madagascar Clubfoot Clinics Continue to Care for Children
Anaesthesia Machines Donated for Ethiopia
Huge thanks to Natalie Taylor, CEO/Director of Nursing at Subiaco Private Hospital for donating two, decommissioned Datex-Ohmeda Aespire Anaesthesia Machines. The machines are in excellent working order and will make a big difference at two rural hospitals in...
On-line Orthopaedics Training Continues
Australian Doctors for Africa presented a remote 2½ hour session on Upper Limb Orthopaedics and Trauma at the Ethiopian Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology (ESOT) Annual Scientific Meeting held last month in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. 200 people attended in person...
Orthopaedics Implants for Somaliland
The Orthopaedics team at Hargeisa Group Hospital in Somaliland expressed their appreciation when they received two packages donated by Australian Doctors for Africa. “Your continuous support and donations of orthopaedic implants and instruments is incredible and...
Hossana Orthopaedics Department Inauguration
“I would like to show appreciation and recognition for what you have done to establish our orthopedic center. I have no words to tell you that today is special day for me and my colleagues because its a day of inauguration of orthopedic center. I would like to thank...
Two Containers of Medical Equipment for Somaliland
Australian Doctors for Africa recently purchased and delivered a 20ft sea container of 43 beds, cots, examination tables, delivery beds and instrument trolleys for Hargeisa Group Hospital, Diversity Action Network (DAN) and Beerwayso Rural Clinic. A 40ft sea container...
We Packed Our 59th Sea Container of Donated Medical Equipment!
Massive thanks to our committed volunteers - Graeme Wilson, Jake Warman and Lions Club of Claremont-Nedlands members, Lex Thomson, John Barnett, Andrew Porteous, and Steve Andrews - for helping us pack a sea container with donated medical equipment for the Hargeisa...
Continuing to Support Health Professionals from a Distance
Over the past 12 months, in lieu of visiting due to COVID travel restrictions, many of our volunteers have continued to support and mentor health care professionals in the four East African countries we assist. By providing equipment, on-line training, and ongoing...
Heat Sealer Improves Equipment Sterilisation
Chief Theatre Nurse Jerry Amanu Legesse and the Central Supply team at the Black Lion Hospital in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia gratefully received an ADFA purchased Steriking RotoSealer and 100s of pouches, which will significantly improve surgical equipment and implant...
SJOG Subiaco Hospital Donates Hospital Beds
Thanks St John of God Subiaco Hospital for donating much needed equipment to Australian Doctors for Africa. Over three afternoons, with the fantastic help of volunteers from the Lions Club of Claremont Nedlands and ADFA, we loaded: * 46 hospital beds and mattresses,...
Australian Doctors for Africa is a Registered Charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission
Australian Doctors for Africa is a member of the Australian Council for International Development (ACFID) and is committed to full adherence with its Code of Conduct.
© Copyright Australian Doctors for Africa 2024 | ABN: 47 116 149 985 | Privacy Policy | Site by QSP
