Meet Dr. Sarun Mollel

Dr. Mollel is a fully licensed Pediatrician/General Practitioner.  Dr. Mollel chose to return to his Maasai village to provide desperately needed medical services and has worked saving women, children, and small babies in conjunction with Neema Village and surrounding rural villages.  Dr. Mollel has joined the Soul Fixin team and will be medical provider for the mobile clinics the foundation is developing for Neema Village and rural Tanzania. He is willing to shoulder these responsibilities providing needed medical care and has only requested a stipend of $600 per month.  The foundation will provide the stipend and are grateful for his willingness to fulfill the government requirement so we can go forward acquiring the fully equipped solar powered mobile clinics.  If you would like to be a part of this blessing from God please go to the donation page and set up a monthly gift to help us fulfill our commitment to Dr. Mollel. 

 

 

 

Welcome Gisella Toledo

Gisella is a highly respected Physiotherapist and General Manager of SportFix in Ecuador as well as working on the rehabilitation of some of the best athletes in the country. Gisella has trained nurses all over the world including at Neema Village in Tanzania Africa.  The foundation is fortunate to have Gisella as part of our Soul Fixin team.  The foundation has provided travel support for Gisella to travel to Northern Africa to train nurses there to help the injured and the handicapped.   Gisella will be sending updates to share with everyone so come back often to see how God uses Gisela to bless others

                          MISSION AFRICA

Gisella has arrived in Northern Africa to train nurses to help the injured and the handicapped.  Please remember her in your prayers.  Mauritania was the last country to abolish slavery.  (1981) The differences between ethnic groups are very pronounced, and only one dominates politics and society.  We are helping out at a private/public clinic.  Everything is controlled by the state.  Since it is an Islamic republic, we all follow the rules, and women cover their hair out of respect.

Good turnout and saw a lot of patients

Here culture has a big influence on injuries.  Women sweep the floor while crouching, and back and knee pain are very common.  They also believe the cool air from fans causes them more pain.  Here, the fatter a woman is considered to be, the more beautiful she is considered to be, so there are poor nutrition and obesity.  Malnourished mothers have babies with deformities and neurological problems