Happy Holidays from Engeye!

It is incredible how fast this year has gone and how much Engeye has accomplished. In the past few months Engeye has:

• This year, we have seen more than 12,000 patients at just $3.60 per patient - this makes health care affordable and accessible to a region that never had access to quality health care before
• Installed an electronic medical records system
• Increased the capacity of our laboratory
• United with Kinoni's Health Office to begin providing vaccinations at Engeye Clinic (thanks to MIT EWB for making this possible by updating the clinic's photovoltaic system)
• Continued a partnership with Uganda Cares to provide HIV testing and counseling to patients in and around Ddegeya
• Engeye Scholars is now supporting 22 students
• Union College has sent us a pair of Minerva Fellows for the fourth consecutive year
• Three medical missions saw over one thousand patients
• MIT Engineers Without Borders helped us expand our photovoltaic capacity and is investigating improving water resources in the village
• Helped a 12 year old girl, Noeline, receive cancer treatment at Mulago Cancer Institute
• Welcomed Joe Freeman, PharmD, and Dr. Kathy Chang Freeman as our resident pharmacist and physician

Every bit makes a difference and there are many ways you can help!

• Consider making a monthly donation to Engeye this holiday season. Monthly donations support our long-term costs so that we can continue to improve and expand Engeye's core services.
• A one-time donation can make a great gift for friends and family, too!
• Do your holiday shopping through GoodShop. Just type Engeye and use GoodSearch for your holiday shopping - this saves you money and results in donations to Engeye Health.