USA and Project HOPE Have Invested More than $200,000 in Health Centers in Venezuela
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This assistance is supported by the State Department and is part of a cooperation strategy focused on the stabilization and recovery of the country following the political crisis and the seismic emergency. The post Project HOPE has invested more than $200,000 to rehabilitate health centers in Venezuela appeared first on EL NATIONALA.
(EFE).- The U.S. humanitarian organization Project HOPE has invested more than $200,000 in the renovation of health centers in Venezuela in order to expand care for hundreds of thousands of patients, said on Wednesday the U.S. country’s business manager in Caracas, John Barrett. In the X account of [...] The entry U.S. and Project HOPE have invested more than $200,000 in health centers in Venezuela was first published in ALnavío.
Investment of more than $200,000 from the U.S. Embassy and Project HOPE renews health centers and equips the emergency of Health Chacao. The entry U.S. Embassy boosts investment of more than $200,000 to renew health centers in Venezuela #26Ago was first published in El Impulso.
The U.S. humanitarian organization Project HOPE has invested more than $200,000 in the renovation of health centers in Venezuela in order to expand care for hundreds of thousands of patients, said on Wednesday, August 26, the U.S. business manager in Caracas, John Barrett. In the X account of the embassy, the diplomat reported on the delivery of primary care medical equipment to professionals at the health emergency headquarters of Chacao, in Ca…
US humanitarian aid seeks to alleviate the health crisis aggravated by the earthquake
With the support of the United States Department of State, the humanitarian organization Project HOPE allocated funds for the rehabilitation of several health centers in Venezuela, in an initiative that seeks to expand medical care for hundreds of thousands of patients affected by the health crisis in the country. The announcement was formalized on social networks by the head of U.S. Business in Caracas, John Barret, who highlighted the scope of…
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