She is a nurse – and not just any nurse, but an A1 nurse, which means she has a university diploma.
She manages the staff, and she enjoys great respect among her subordinates. She organizes the program to fight malaria.
She has worked here for more than 10 years, and she has remained connected to it not only professionally, but also privately, as she lives at the apartment house for nurses adjacent to the hospital.
After her working hours, she takes off her white gown and turns into a real manager and PR specialist, excellent at representing the interests of the institution during very difficult talks, negotiations and meetings. We can also share a tidbit from her life with you: she loves turkeys and she breeds them.
Thanks to monthly donations made by you and other members of the team, we can continue pushing the boundaries of what is possible and change lives.
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09.01.2020
The first picture is one of the first ones we shared with you when Good Factory launched six years ago. This newborn arrived in our hospital after someone abandoned him in the bush. He was found by a couple of kind strangers, who heard the cries of a baby and set out to save him. […]
03.06.2019
Meet Jonathan, a five-year-old hero thanks to whom we have a new rehabilitation ward in our Congo hospital. He arrived to our hospital in January of this year in critical condition. Cerebral malaria had ravaged his body. He spent five days in a coma. We gave him a blood transfusion, drugs and put him on […]
26.09.2018
“The virgin equatorial jungle with its beautiful views of volcanoes and lakes is a tourist paradise, according to those returning from volcano expeditions to see the world’s last mountain gorillas. I often hear this at the border crossing among expedition participants on their way back. However, people who were born here usually add: “Yes. Congo […]