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By Tadias Staff
Published: Tuesday, August 26, 2008
New York (TADIAS) – The Gemini Health Care Group, a non-profit established to provide health care to Ethiopian children, has announced it will be hosting its first annual fundraiser in Atlanta to benefit the building of children’s hospital in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
“One of our first projects is to help build and support a 50 bed pediatric hospital in Addis Ababa. We are going to support the hospital with three fully equipped pediatric mobile clinics to undertake the public health initiatives”, Dr. Ebba Ebba of GHCG, told Tadias Magazine in a recent interview. “I encourage those interested to visit our website to learn about the organization, the projects and how you can be part of it. You may visit us at www.ghcg.org. Finally, we are well aware that what we are attempting to do is like a drop in a bucket; but we hope that drop will create a ripple effect to inspire others to join in the effort to find solutions.”
The event, which includes a dinner reception and entertainment, will take place on Saturday, October 4th, 2008, at Sheraton Atlanta (165 Courtland Street, Atlanta, GA, 30303).
To RSVP, please call 404-593-6446 or visit: ghcg.org
Related: Ethiopian Health Care Forum in D.C. (Tadias)
Dear Readers:
Thanks Tadias for your report to the vast readers. It is very important that each one of us participate in this fundraiser event.
For those of us who live in the US, Europe,and other countries, let our conscience be touched when we entertain the many choices we have with the selection of doctors, hospitals, and other healthcare professionals when our children need medical care and attention, while, in real time, our children in Ethiopia do not have such choices at all. In fact, the saddest part of it is, there is hardly none!
Therefore, please open your hearts. Make this day yours. Please visit the web site and you will be happy you did, and God will take you to places where you cannot imagine for your kind participation in this worthwhile project.
At last my best gratitude and thanks goes to Dr. Ebba K. Ebba, who is dedicating all his time, effort and resources to make this dream come true. Keep it up, Dr. Ebba. because there will be a lot of us behind you!
Chris
Dear Dr.Ebba,
I just want to thank you for your effort to help those forgotten kids. Your project will give a good opportunity for so many Ethiopians who want to help their beloved country.
I wish you all the best.
Thank you again and God Bless you!