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The Patcha Foundation newsletter Issue 56 of 168

July 2017 Newsletter

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July 2017

In this issue

  1. CASEC Medical Mission 2017

    Keeping Hope Alive

  2. Letter from Patcha Foundation President

  3. Dr. Olivia Binyet with 4 months old daughter, understood the people’s need of hope

  4. 5 CASEC Medical Missions

    Over 20000 served

  5. Samana Needs Our Help

  6. Fatime Needs Our Help

  7. Marie-Therese Needs Our Help

  8. Hadidja Needs Our Help

  9. 140 surgeries performed in Maroua

  10. Dr. Paul Tolefac recounts his experience as a first time mission volunteer

  11. Featured Advocate

    Volunteers of the 2017 CASEC Medical Mission who risked their lives in service to others. You are our heros!

  12. Make prevention your priority and Say No to Cancer

  13. Patcha Foundation Links

  14. Mark Your Calendar

    2016 Patcha Foundation Events

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