named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Emergency Burn Treatment
Provided emergency care for burn victims during a 2019 bushfire that destroyed four villages and injured dozens.
Maternity Care
Offers care for pregnant women and childbirth services; has served 998 maternity patients in the first four years of operation.
Primary Health Care Clinic
Provides basic clinical services including treatment for malaria, respiratory illnesses, waterborne diseases, and maternal care. The clinic has seven rooms, 14 beds, and serves over 1,000 patients monthly.
activities · 3 groups
What they do
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Direct Clinical Care Delivery 1 activity
- Operating Koiyom Clinic in South SudanOperates a seven-room clinic in Koiyom, South Sudan, opened on April 1, 2019, staffed by ten medical personnel including physician assistants, nurses, and midwives. The clinic serves between 1,100 and 1,500 patients per month, providing continuous primary healthcare services.
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International Emergency Medical Relief 1 activity
- Responding to medical emergencies in rural communitiesProvided continuous medical care to burn victims in May 2019 following a fire that affected four villages in Korok East County, demonstrating emergency response capacity beyond routine clinic operations.
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Uncategorized 2 activities
- Delivering inpatient care for infectious diseasesProvides inpatient treatment at full capacity with 14 beds consistently occupied by patients diagnosed with malaria or waterborne illnesses.
- Providing maternal and pediatric care at Koiyom ClinicDelivers specialized care for maternity patients and children under five, with 998 maternity cases and treatment of 4,757 children under age 5 for malaria documented within the first four years of operation. Half of all patients served are under five years old.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$70K
Contributions & grants$70K100%
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expenses
Total expenses$46K
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Salaries & benefits$21K
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balance sheet
Total assets$96K
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Net assets$96K
3 years on record · 2023–2025 · YoY revenue +34.4%
relationships · 9
Who they work with
- Africanews Partner — Source cited for news coverage of the May 2019 fire incident affecting four villages in South Sudan.
- Facebook Partner — Platform used to accept donations and promote fundraising efforts for the clinic.
- Father Ron Sajdak Partner — Religious leader who collaborated with Fidele Dhan and Ginny Donohue to support the construction of the clinic.
- GoFundMe Partner — Platform used to accept donations for the clinic.
- PayPal Partner — Platform used to accept donations for the clinic.
- Radio Tamazuj Partner — Source cited for news coverage of the May 2019 fire incident affecting Korok East County.
- Reaching Out 2 Africa Partner — Partner organization that constructed the seven-room clinic facility in Koiyom.
- Reaching Out 2 Africa Partner — Provided solar power to the clinic.
- The Sky is Not Limited Foundation Partner — Provided a water tank and plumbing to bring water access to the clinic.
strategies · 3
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Community-Based Healthcare Accessmethodology: community-based_healthcare_accessBy establishing local medical infrastructure in remote, underserved areas, the organization increases access to primary care because proximity reduces travel barriers and enables timely utilization of services.
- Local Hiring for Community Integrationmethodology: local_hiring_for_healthcare_accessBy recruiting medical staff from nearby communities, the organization improves staffing sustainability and trust in care because locally based providers are more likely to remain long-term and understand cultural context.
- Task-Shifting to Mid-Level Providersmethodology: task-shifting-to-mid-level-providersBy deploying physician assistants and nurses to deliver high-volume primary care, the organization sustains effective service delivery in resource-limited settings because this model maximizes clinical output without dependence on scarce physicians.