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LETTER

MARCH

2024

Hospital San Miguel is now an official A2CARES research site in Ecuador.

Hospital San Miguel has officially been accepted as a new A2CARES research site in Ecuador. A2CARES is one of the ten research centers that together form the CREID (Centers for Research in Emerging Infectious Diseases ) network, dedicated to addressing critical research areas in emerging infectious diseases and development of regional scientific expertise and research capacity. This approval as a foreign site is a big step forward in professionalizing diagnostics and scientific research within our hospital.

Use this link to read the CREID newsletter.

GoFundMe 2023

With our GoFundMe fundraiser we want to raise $ 50,000 for our laboratory in Hospital San Miguel. The amount of $ 50,000 makes it possible to run the lab for a whole year. This includes the salary of our lab technician Vanessa, all the tests we run with patients and all the equipment we need.

With your donation you can make a real difference in the lifes of the people of the Amazon. For example, what can we do with:

  • $ 20:       1 dengue test
  • $ 75:       5 HIV tests
  • $ 100:     10 parasitological tests for childeren
  • $ 250:     pays a week salary of Vanessa
  • $ 2.500:  yearly maintenance of the equipment in the lab

 

So please help us to continue clinical diagnostics in the Amazon!

NEWS

LETTER

NOVEMBER

2023

Clinical wards are open!!

Our clinical ward is finished: starting for 1 July we can also admit patients in our hospital. A big step for Hospital San Miguel, Puerto el Carmen and all the communities who are living alongside the rivers San Miguel and Putumayo. Watch the video for a short tour.

ANNUAL

REPORT

2022

LATEST BLOG

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Hospital San Miguel has become reality

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Hospital San Miguel has become reality

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Hospital San Miguel has become reality

It has happened, the dream has come true: Hospital San Miguel has been opened and is very busy. Three months ago at eight o’clock in the morning the first patient was waiting before the big blue doors even opened.