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Month: February 2019

More Beads!

Recently we posted a few flashbacks featuring the art of beading (part 2) as practiced by the people of ROWAN. Today we go back to 2010 to see more about the process of hand making the beads themselves. Another big step in enabling ROWAN members to learn more about starting a business & earning something from their work.

Flashback to 2010

These flashback photos are an engaging way for us to share the progression of life here at ROWAN, while sharing new (& old) projects that we love. After over a decade, ROWAN (through your donations) has helped a lot of deserving people live a better, more fulfilled life. Enabling them to grow personally, spiritually & financially. Thanks so much to everyone who has helped to make all of the ROWAN projects possible.

Enjoy the Show

We will continue to share photographic stories of the amazing people of ROWAN, both past & present. Their strength & smiles should be an inspiration to us all. Please keep them in your prayers & if you want to help, we’d also love for you to get involved. Plus stay tuned, we have lots more bead photos to share! .

ROWAN Clinic Expandsc

ROWAN is just finishing up painting our new lab building, and soon they are headed to pick up the supplies needed to stock the lab for the new year. Currently we have one clinical officer named Patrick that runs the lab, and soon we are training our current nurse named Rachel to do the same.

Did you know we expanded our clinic with a laboratory?

Since ROWAN clinic opened in 2017, we have worked diligently to create a facility that will meet the needs of the local community. We have added a maternity ward with an ultrasound machine, and now this lab will service the entire community. ROWAN members pay .28 cents for each visit, and free lab work and ultrasounds. Non-ROWAN members pay $3.00-$10.00 per visit, depending on the need.

Each month, ROWAN covers the cost of purchasing the medicine needed to care for hundreds of people across 30 villages. As we work toward being 100% sustainable, we need your help.

Donate medicine here