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BY COORDINATING EFFORTSAND POOLING RESOURCES FOR MAXIMUM IMPACT, WE CONNECT RESOURCES AND TALENT TONEEDS. false false 88661 83200 Clinica Villa Guadalupe, operated by AMOS Health & Hope, serves a population of approximately 20,000 in the impoverished Barrio Villa Guadalupe and adjacent barrios. The clinic provides general medical,pediatric, and obstetric/gynecological care, ultrasounds, basic laboratory tests, and medicines.During the 12-month period ending September 30, 2025, the clinic provided 2,728 consultations. During2025, the clinic operational schedule was expanded to include two additional days each week. The number of consultations in 2025 exceeded those in 2024 even though a failure of the wastewater system resulted in limited operations at the clinic during the second quarter of the year and closure of the clinic for one week.Accomplishments also included the following: The recent decision to provide laboratory tests at this clinic was highly successful. The number of patients served exceeded expectations. These tests play a critical role in improving the quality and timeliness of diagnoses. 560 women were served with obstetric/gynecological services 1,102 children received pediatric services. 410 new patients were served.Austin Samaritans is the primary source of support for the clinic, which would close if not for that support. 39961 34500 Colegio Cristiano Presbiteriano, operated by the Mission of the Presbyterian Church of South Korea in Nicaragua, provides pre-kindergarten through high school classes for families in the poor Barrio Hialeah of Managua. The school offers quality education in a Christian setting. It uses the Awana curriculum to encourage Christian values. Also, lunches are provided for kindergarten and elementary students.Accomplishments in 2025 included the following: Operated at the facilitys capacity with 377 students finishing the school year. Graduated 73 students: 29 kindergarteners, 24 sixth graders, and 20 high schoolers.Austin Samaritans provides 18% of the schools operating budget. 29461 24000 The Fundacion Ortiz Gurdian Clinic (FOG) provides free screening for, treatment of, and rehabilitation from breast and cervical cancer for women of limited financial means. Patients participate in the program for up to five years and receive follow-up screenings. 95% of the women that come to the clinic have never been screened before. FOG accepts referrals from other clinics, including women from Clinica El Samaritano and Clinica Villa Guadalupe that have anomalous ultrasound results. FOG refers patients with dental issues to Clinica El Samaritano.Accomplishments in 2025 included the following: Provided 952 screenings for breast cancer. Treated 56 women with non-invasive and invasive breast cancer. Performed 51 breast cancer surgeries. Initiated chemotherapy treatment for 51 patients and hormone therapy for 34. Performed 991 Pap smears and diagnosed 1 premalignant lesion of the cervixAustin Samaritans facilitated the addition of cervical cancer screening and treatment at the clinic and continues to provide significant financial support. 28861 23400 Austin Samaritans funds dental services at Clinica El Samaritano, operated by AMOS Health & Hope, in Nejapa. Nejapa is a low-income suburb of Managua. For many families there, the cost of private dental procedures is out of reach. The El Samaritano dental program provides high quality, compassionate dental care, including fillings, extractions, cleanings, and prostheses. Patients at the Clinica Villa Guadalupe that need dental work are transported to Clinica El Samaritano.Accomplishments in 2025 included the following: Provided 1,146 dental consultations. Performed 633 dental procedures. Conducted dental health workshops at both Clinica El Samaritano and Clinica Villa Guadalupe.These workshops consist of three learning sessions that include topics such as proper brushing techniques and the importance of a good diet. Each child participating in the workshops receives a dental checkup, fluoride varnish treatment, and a personal dental kit. The 2025 campaign reached 113 children aged 6 to 12 years old, six mothers of children aged 6 months to 4 years, and 15 chronic patients. Added a dental assistant to the staff.Austin Samaritans is the primary source of support for the dental program, which would close if not for that support. 25461 20000 Centro Educativo La Esperanza (Club Esperanza), operated by Open Hearts International, serves over 300 children from the impoverished neighborhoods of Barrio Martinez and Barrio Villa Guadalupe.Barrio Villa Guadalupe is home to the former residents of the Managua municipal dump. Club Esperanza is a place of safety in barrios full of risks to children. It gives hope for the future by providing education, tutoring, sports activities, and meals.Accomplishments in 2025 include the following: Provided classes for students in pre-kindergarten through sixth grade, which included an integrated English program Provided 37 high school students attending public schools with scholarships. The scholarships paid for costs associated with attending school, such as uniforms, books,school supplies,transportation, etc. Graduated 35 kindergarten students and 33 sixth-grade students. Provided financial assistance to 6 university students. Launched an Early Stimulation program for mothers with infants and young toddlers to help stimulate growth and brain function. Served 3,000 meals each week to students and the disabled and elderly in the community that they serve. 15460 10000 Support for Clinica El Samaritano was started in 2025. The clinic is operated by AMOS Health & Hope This clinic serves families with limited resources in Nejapa, a suburb of Managua, and surrounding communities. The clinic provides general medical, pediatric, and gynecological/obstetric services;laboratory tests; ultrasounds; and medicines. 75% of the general medical consultations were for female patients and 34% were for elderly patients age 50 and over.The clinic recently introduced an appointment confirmation system for its Pediatric practice. It has been very beneficial. It reduced missed appointments, increased the number of patients seen each day, and improved the use of clinic resources. With this system, the clinic was able to offer earlier appointments to patients in need when cancellations occurred. 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