When providing healthcare for the most vulnerable people in the poorest parts of the world, there is often a variety of healthcare needs that require a funding source without any restrictions or delays. 

These costs are not limited to, but can include:

• The cost of transport for an impoverished pregnant mother facing labour complications who cannot afford to go to hospital.
• Provision of immediate life-saving medication such as malaria tablets at low stock in rural clinics. 
• Emergency food for an under-nourished child affecting their recovery.
• Birthing packs that encourage poor mothers to have safe births in clinics instead of at home in unsafe conditions.
• Equipping a clinic with flowing water and electricity or replacing solar panels and water pumps.
• Supporting nurses or medical officers working in refugee camps and other low-resource settings to develop their medical skill set.

The Life Saving Fund ensures these costs and many more are met when the need arises without delay or extensive fundraising call outs. Your support and donation ensures that no patient is turned away, and continues to add value and impact to all of our healthcare projects.