DWW’s operations receive no government funding and are completely dependent upon donations from concerned citizens and companies. DWW will accept any amount, no matter how small, whether it be a single lump sum or a monthly donation.

While ALL of our health care professionals to date have volunteered their time and expertise free of charge, medical supplies and equipment cost substantial amounts of money and are absolutely critical to the success of our operations. In addition, DWW has hired local medical staff in refugee camps and poor countries who operate under DWW’s supervision and training to provide continuity of medical care.

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Online Donation

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We accept:

CHEQUE

Please enclose a cheque made payable to Doctors Worldwide and send to the address below.

Doctors Worldwide
134 Wellington Road North,
Stockport SK4 2LL
United Kingdom

Bank Transfer

Please transfer your donation to one of the below accounts, on completion please send a confirmatory email to info@doctorsworldwide.org

Account name: Doctors Worldwide

1. Natwest Bank,Chadderton Branch
Middleton Road Oldham OL9 6WA UK
Sort code 01-01-66
GBP ac no:36470244
IBAN:GB36NWBK01016636470244 (for international transfers)

or,

US Dollar account

Sort code and address as above.
account number:140/00/21500878
IBAN: GB11NWBK01016621500878 (for international transfers)

2. Bank Asya, Uskudar/ Istanbul/ Turkey

YTL ac. no: 58-1005038-1
USD ac. no: 58-1005038-2
Euro ac. no: 58-1005038-3

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