Sometimes it can be the simplest of things which change lives. Here the wonderful Camilla, regular nurse on #adi patrols, shows how #remote communities are stopping the spread of the #virus using something as simple as a bucket, sticks and soap - and a whole lot of ingenuity! The 'Tippy Tap' #handwashing concept is not a new one, but it's one that communities are learning and embracing as a result of #COVID19. ADI are pleased to be able to share their knowledge of the process, teach correct methods of handwashing as well as donating buckets and soaps to communities in #PNG.
#ADI continue to work at the frontline of #COVID19 response in #PNG. We were approached by Kavieng Hospital to assist with the setting up and running of their COVID-19 #triage centre. Samuel, ADI’s hard working driver, is now representing ADI on secondment to the triage centre and continues to play a critical role there every day. Well done Samuel!
5 May, 2020
NGOs can be some of the first and most effective responders to help PNG’s health system and workforce prepare for and respond to COVID-19. Australian Doctors International have been an integral part of a coordinated response to the developing health situation in PNG. You can find all the latest news from ADI as it happens on our COVID-19 webpage.
Australian Doctors International (ADI) is a not-for-profit charity specialising in Integrated Health Patrols and health in-services, deploying volunteer doctors and health coordinators to work in partnership with local government, private companies and faith-based health providers to deliver unique value through the 3 way combination of:
