Building a Clinic in Africa: Tales of Beans, Bats, and a Dream Escape to the vibrant landscapes of a remote rural village in West Africa's Ivory Coast, where the mystical génies intertwine with everyday life. In this vividly portrayed village, modern amenities are scarce, and survival depends on gathering wood, fetching water from wells, and tending to fields with nothing more than a trusty machete. Imagine mothers, and babies strapped to their backs, toiling under the sweltering sun, as they strive to nourish their families and overcome the challenges that arise. Buy on Amazon Available now in paperback. ISBN: 978-9655780840Patricia Nau Mertz

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We are Raising Chickens! In order to make a difference, we rely on the support of generous individuals and businesses in our ICMC community. WE ARE GRATEFUL to you for making our work possible. We would be even more grateful if you would consider providing: $1500 per month salaries for doctors, nurses, and midwives (every donation counts) $100 per month Pharmaceutical drugs for pharmacy $50 per month Maintenance of building and grounds $25 per month “Feed and House the Interns” (healthcare training program) $15 per month for Mme Kre's support for orphans to our organization. Your support is critical, and we will gladly keep you updated regarding our progress!

With so much upheaval in the world today, how we all are able to make so many good things happen..... is a bit of a miracle.  Delivery Of Medical Supplies to 4 Clinics Our organization is committed to funding for access to life-saving preventative and obstetric care and supporting future generations through eliminating malnutrition and education. At Ivory Coast Mothers And Children, we are currently working on: Operational support for our maternal and urgent care clinic. Raising Chickens! To support clinic and provide protein Marie Laure finishing her 3rd year of law school Support for training and housing for interns

Thanks to you, little Aya was able to have surgery to have her tumor removed and the prognosis is good. Her family and friends are sincerely grateful to all of you who have contributed to saving her life. Now we would like to take care of Samuel who recently lost his mother from a chronic illness and has Cerebral Palsy as do two other children, Rose and Rebecca, in need of medication, therapy, and special shoes and walkers. Read Holiday 2021 Letter.