The Republic of Georgia
Donated medical goods to the republic of Georgia will assist hundreds in their medical treatment.
The Need
In the republic of Georgia, little of the medical resources that the
government provides to health care are allocated to the cancer patients’ needs.
In order to have basic hospital supplies and surgical equipment, the
cancer hospitals of Georgia have to rely on help from outside the country.
Much of the medical equipment in the National Oncology Center of Georgia
is 30 to 40 years old and often not in proper working condition.
Hospital
The National Oncology Center of the Republic of
Georgia is in desperate need of medical goods and restoration.
Distribution
Left photo: The Deputy Health Minister of the Republic of Georgia makes speech at the Hand-Over Ceremony
Right photo: Sergey Kherchencho of Counterpart International, Khan of USAID – Georgia, Tom Roane of the National Cancer Coalition, Vice Minister Renzo Gauga of Georgia, and National Oncology Center Director pose in front of the plaque commerentating NCC’s donation of medical goods to the National Oncology Center of the Republic of Georgia.
Result
