Partners

6 thoughts on “Partners”

1. Kimathi says:

   10/18/2011 at 1:17 pm

   This is some great work guys,kip it rael.GOD bless

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   1. says:

      10/24/2011 at 9:44 am

      Thanks Kimathi,
      With your permission, I would like to add PSI Kenya to our partner organizations.
      Cheers,
      Stan

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2. Mathews says:

   10/21/2011 at 7:24 am

   Dear Mr. Stan,
   I have had the opportunity to go through your website and have had just a bit of what you are doing. I am the Manager of Tsimba Children Home and am interested in partnering with your organization. I am however not sure in which way we can partner and this brings me to the reason of writing this message. How can we form a partnership and what does all this entail? I will be glad if you gave me some more information as i am more than willing to work together with your organization. I am looking forward to hearing from you soon.
   Regards
   Mathews.

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   1. says:

      10/24/2011 at 9:41 am

      Dear Mathews,

      I would be glad if the Tsimba Childrens Home would join 4asmile. I am sure we can help out.

      Please send me your phone number and we’ll arrange a meeting.

      Regards,

      Stan

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3. Dr. Njuma says:

   10/28/2011 at 6:45 am

   Dear Stan,
       I am the AACES program coordinator working under Marie Stopes Kenya under the thematic Maternal and child health. we are currently operating in the coastal region providing free sexual and reproductive health services to men and women of reproductive age. The program has an emphasis on the marginalised people in the society especially the disabled and youth. I would gladly wish to have a strong partnership with the APDK organisation in meeting the outlined noble task. Will be happy to join in this partnership.
   Kind regards,
   Njuma.

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4. stan says:

   10/28/2011 at 8:57 am

   Dear Mike,

    

   I am sure that APDK can help you, especially as they have an extensive outreach program in the Coast whereby they reach 50 to 60 stations every week in different regions. Please liaise with Salim (sbakari77@gmail.com).

    

   I also recommend you to contact the Kwale District Health Forum, as many organizations active on the South Coast cooperate under this umbrella (dcokwale@gmail.com).

    

   You can also contact MAGNA, a Slovak organization that deals with malnutrition and mother to child HIV transmission in Msambweni (cerulova@magna.sk) and contact Jano (janobodo@gmail.com) who runs a similar organization in Kwale.

    

   Hope this helps.

    

   Regards,

    

   Stan

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