Helping Others to Help Themselves

Pediatric Clinic in Uganda

Feeding Patients in Haiti

Clean Water Cisterns

Mobile Clinic Outreach

Mombin Hospital Support for: Medical Director, 2 Haitian MDs, Hospital Administrator, Financial Director, Civil Engineer,2 Public Health Nurses, Motorcycle Driver for Nutrition Program, Facilities Manager and Mechanic Hospital Operations Mobile Health Clinic and public health outreach Food for Healing program providing nutritious meals for hospitalized patients Medications for hospital patients unable to pay Nutrition Program for malnourished children under 5 years Truck and Ambulance Hospital Clinic

Medical Mission Trip Medical procedures and consultations Surgeries Water Filter Systems and Reading Glasses distribution

Clean Water Projects and Latrines Moringa Tree Planting

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In its first year, the Nutrition Program intervened on behalf of more than 100 children suffering from severe-acute mal-nutrition.

Community Partnership PACODEF Helping to support 45 staff & 6 volunteers Pediatric, Maternity and Outpatient Clinics Support for: Jay &Janice Jester Maternity Clinic Mobile vaccination clinic Medicine for Miracles Program Outreach education Child and elderly nutrition Safe house for women Robert H. Cooley Pediatric Clinic

VPI is a 100% volunteer organization. For a comprehensive break-down of the budget, please contact Village Partners International and we will be happy to send you a full report.

Total Expenditures $230,853.88

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2.42% 1.39%

Daycare/Nutrition Center Continued Support University of South Florida student internships Moringa agriculture project Poultry project

Village Partners International is a volunteer non-profit organization that began with the idea of helping others help themselves and empowering them for a new tomorrow. Through partnership, we work to help develop sustainable programs that ultimately will improve lives and promote healthcare in communities that have great need. With God’s grace and the generosity of our donors, we again were given opportunities to help many in this country and beyond in 2018. In Haiti, the small hospital was supported as well as the outreach mobile clinics serving the surrounding communities where VPI supplied medications, vaccinations and care to those with nowhere else to go. The clean water project was expanded to build cisterns that reach over 50,000 people, greatly reducing the instances of water borne diseases. A nutrition program targeting malnourished infants and children was begun with implementation of programs in six small villages in the surrounding mountains. A small team was sent for evaluation of the program, which has been shown to have significant impact on the infant development in the area. In Uganda, support for the pediatric clinic and safe house continued where children with malaria, malnutrition, HIV and other diseases were cared for. A mobile vaccination clinic went into the community to reach other children. Safe deliveries occurred at the maternity clinic where prenatal care and teaching were given. The hurricane season of 2018 devastated the Florida Panhandle. VPI was able to send significant supplies to the area working with Project Sol Relief and The Everyday Heroes project to help bring relief to the areas impacted by the storm. VPI was able to collect and donate bicycles and helmets, as well as clothing and supplies for the migrant children and families at Beth-El Farmworkers Ministry in Wimauma, Florida. The hard work and generosity of our donors, volunteers and partners has allowed VPI to continue the mission of sharing God’s hope and love throughout some of the most vulnerable parts of the world.

-Sylvia Campbell, MD President, VPI

In 2018, VPI was able to improve thousands of people’s lives through the

services of medical care, education, safe housing, feeding and nutrition

programs, clean water, and other humanitarian assistance. Thanks to the

support of our volunteers and donors, VPI will continue to partner with the poor

so that they can obtain the resources needed to create lasting positive impacts.

http://www.villagepartnersinternational.org/

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VPI Board of Directors Dr. Sylvia Campbell– President Rev, John DeBevoise– VP Deirdre Joseph– Treasurer Adicia Bathon Gayle Sierens Martin Dr. Ron O’Neal Meaghan Hoy Cecilia Nevarez Renu Parker Advisory Council Teresa L. Deal Jennifer Reynolds Terry Deal Betty Castor Sam Bell Linda Boza Jeanne Hardin Gres Michael Maddux Maise Reddy Nancy Calfee Robert Campbell Chelsey Crandall Emmanuel Ofumbi Volunteers Michael Crandall Becky Courtney Karen Muniz Kem Toole Bill Lewis Gail Sadler Maureen Doyle Rosie Abbs Gillis Lucy Abbs Maribel Figueroa Angela Stanley Marilyn Van Note Lewis Jill Sylvestry Angela Swanson Evelyn Incle Marissa Lewis Robert Guido David Alexander Beth DeBevoise