News Article
Mon 24th May 2010
SUDAN STORY 1
John’s mother left early in the morning, carrying him 2 miles to the Goli Hospital OPD because he was vomiting and was unwell during the night. His mother said that this hospital is helping a lot, especially for people with young children.
The child's mother told us: "The health of children John’s age can get worse very quickly and if this hospital was not here I would have to travel on foot to Yei, which is 16 miles. I know families who had to do this with their children and some of them died on the way. I am so thankful that this hospital is here in our community."
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