It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our dear colleague and friend, Phyllis Hollingsworth, RN. Phyllis had a distinguished career working in the cardiac unit at Huntington Hospital. She also was a great supporter of The Phil Simon Clinic Tanzania Project and traveled with the team on two occasions […]
In Celebration of International Women’s Day A Word from the President of PSCTP Today, March 8, 2021 is designated as International Women’s Day. The Phil Simon Clinic Tanzania Project is dedicated to serving all underserved people in East Africa , but our organization has been uniquely impacted by women. Women have been prominently represented […]
For the last 20 years, the Phil Simon Clinic Tanzania Project has been able to serve more men, women, and children living in Tanzania who need medical care. But we soon learned that providing care on annual trips was just the tip of the iceberg, and the communities we work in would be well served […]
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On the 9th Day of Giving, PSC shows to thee – 9-vets-a-caring Today, we want to share some spay and neuter clinic highlights! There are many stray dogs and cats throughout the communities we serve, so spaying and neutering is an important part of the veterinary team’s many jobs. They also vaccinate strays and pets […]
On the 8th Day of Giving, PSC gave to me – 8 drugs-a-taking! Generous donations to the Tanzania Project allow the Project’s team members to bring necessary medications for surgery and medical care – especially ones that are not widely available. Each trip, team members carry over multiple bags of JUST pills and fluids. These […]
On the Seventh Day of Giving, we’d like everyone to meet, our 7 scholars learning! Thus far in the campaign, we have introduced you to our scholarship program’s 2 RN and 3 SW scholars. Now meet our MD husband/wife team, Rebeca and Amani! Rebeca and Amani were awarded PSCTP scholarships to attend medical school for […]
On the Sixth Day of Giving, we want you all to meet – SIX surgeons treating! Each trip, our team has surgeons treating Tanzanians, allowing members of the community to remain independent and able to perform day-to-day tasks. Our surgeons have performed orthopedic repairs from falls and vehicular and work accidents. They have also healed […]
On the 5th Day of Giving, we introduce to thee – 5 BIG Species! Safari enthusiasts flock to Tanzania by the thousands every year to see the BIG 5, a term used in the travel lingo to refer to the five largest mammals to be found – elephants, leopards, lions, rhinos, and buffalo. However, the […]