Ways to Support Us
Donate: Be a one-time or recurring supporter. Your donation will be used to train African doctors and nurses in neonatology, support a NICU team to give babies their best chance of survival, subsidize conference fees for African physicians and nurses to attend our conferences, and support the development and operation of the Arusha Pediatric & Maternity Centre.
Sponsor: you, or your organization, can be a sponsor for one of our conferences and enable us to expand to new locations. Contact us to discuss sponsorship possibilities: [email protected]
Sponsor: you, or your organization, can be a sponsor for one of our conferences and enable us to expand to new locations. Contact us to discuss sponsorship possibilities: [email protected]
Ways to Donate
- Credit Card Online (or use the form below)
- Venmo
- PayPal
- Checks: ICHA, 1400 Van Buren Street NE, Suite 200, #35, Minneapolis, MN 55413, USA
- Stock Donations (Please email info@ichafrica.org to arrange)
All popular payment methods are accepted.
If you do not see a preferred method listed above please send a note to [email protected]
Institute for Child Healthcare Africa is a 501c3 Nonprofit Charity Organization EIN #92-3264845.
If you do not see a preferred method listed above please send a note to [email protected]
Institute for Child Healthcare Africa is a 501c3 Nonprofit Charity Organization EIN #92-3264845.
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Thank You for Your Support!Your contribution will be used for multiple projects: training of African doctors and nurses in neonatology; support of a NICU team which gives babies their best chance of survival; offering subsidies for African physicians and nurses to attend the Tiny Feet, Big Steps Conferences and for the development of the Arusha Pediatric & Maternity Centre.
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Preterm baby girl, born at 1 kg (2.2 pounds), nearing hospital discharge after 60 days in the NICU.
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