The Robert Clemente Health Clinic stands alone in this beautiful but impoverished region. With the area’s only SUV emergency vehicle, the clinic provides 24/7 free and affordable healthcare, supplies and innovative wellness programs in the Southwest coastal communities of Nicaragua.
Our mission is to be an innovative and reliable provider of the full spectrum of high-quality primary care, pediatric care, urgent care and holistic wellness education and service – and to make these services and supplies affordable or free for many Nicaraguan communities.
In Nicaragua, our local team consists of doctors, nurses, program directors, administrators, maintenance workers, consultants and local advisors. You can volunteer overseas in Nicaragua and gain a great experience.
Our team is composed of the board of program directors; a medically trained executive director in the U.S. who oversees all aspects of our organization; and our advisory board, which helps the executive director with technical issues and provides support for the fundraising activities.
Help us continue our work by supporting our projects with donations
Help us continue our work by supporting our projects with donations
With a magnanimous donation of $5,000 or more, we would like to place your name on a plaque at the Clinic. We will also send you a voucher for two free nights accommodations at the nearby, gorgeous Rancho Santana resort on the Pacific coast as our thank you.
With a donation of $1,000 or more, we will send you a Clinic T-shirt as our thank you.
With a donation of $250 or more, you will help us afford all the items on the community and Clinic’s wish list. We greatly appreciate your time and thoughtfulness.
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