Work Guides 2011

 

 

October 2011 Updated Workguide Contacts

 

Coming Home Starter Kits

 

(THE NEEDS OF OUR INTERNATIONAL WORKERS COMING TO THE STATES ON “HOME ASSIGNMENT” ARE OFTEN GREATER THAN THEIR NEEDS OVERSEAS.)

International Workers are often overwhelmed when returning to the States after four years overseas. Setting up a home with necessities can be a drain on a budget that is already being drawn upon for new clothes and traveling to visit family. YOU can help to relieve the situation by presenting them with a STARTER KIT (or several!) ....

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Stamp Ministry

 

Thank you for the stamps that you send to this ministry. The income generated from this ministry goes to support the preparation, publishing and distribution of a new spanish language curriculum used by Sunday Schools in Latin America. More than 50 lesson series have been published and are being used in churches of 40 different denominations and missions in 19 Latin American countries.....

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Campbell Soup Labels

 

Collect UPC Codes instead of labels. Click here for more info.

 

Hospital Supplies & Clothing

 

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Bongolo Hospital Needs List 2011

(** = priority)

 

OVER THE COUNTER MEDICATIONS: make sure the medications will not expire within 12 months.
1. Multivitamins with the essential minerals like Centrum and Centrum Kids ** 2. Cold medications: decongestants, 3. Non-sedating antihistamines like Claritin (or generic Loratidine )
4. Benadryl pills** (Generic is OK)
5 .Selsun or Selsun Blue Shampoo ** (make sure it has Selenium Sulfide !% as active ingredient)
6.. Antacids with Calcium **, like Rolaids or Tums
7. Hydrogen Peroxide

 

MEDICAL SUPPLIES:
1. NO PILL BOTTLES THIS YEAR PLEASE.
2. Rolled sheet bandages made from used sheets. Widths should be 3”, 4”, or 5”. The diameter should be 2-3”. Secure end with a stitch or a rubber band.
3. Good quality 1” masking tape (used to secure sterilization wraps)**
4. Kerlix-type bandages and dressings 5.. Playtex-type heavy-duty rubber cleaning gloves (sizes medium and large)
6.. Stackable rectangular plastic hospital basins
7. Cotton balls**
8.. New or slightly used hand towels (bath towels can be cut in half and hemmed); No white, please. Also, please write on them with permanent marker: Bongolo Hospital**

 

DENTAL SUPPLIES:
1. Toothbrushes
2. Toothpaste
3. Dental floss

 

EYE CLINIC SUPPLIES:
1. Eye drops such as Murine, Artificial Tears, and Anti-allergy drops ** (none with vaso-constrictors in them)
2. New (inexpensive) reading glasses of various strengths with a case.
3. Non-prescription UV-ray blocking sunglasses (for after cataract surgery) **

 

SURGICAL SUPPLIES: (++ See instructions for making these items)
1. Blue operating room towels**
2. Laporotomy sponges
3. Operating room caps (patterns available through Simplicity or McCall’s)
4. Vaseline Gauze, Adaptic, Telfa dressings
5. Patient gowns
6. OR linens (24 x 24 in., 36 x 36, 48 x 48) Questions on how to make them? contact Coleen.

 

MATERNITY:
1. CLOTHES FOR PREMATURE BABIES: The Bongolo Hospital Maternity is a center for difficult deliveries and premature babies. There is, therefore, a need for preemie clothes for about 30 babies a year. Wal-Mart now carries premature clothes. The premature onesies are particularly appreciated.
2. Preemie caps: out of soft stockinet or cloth preferable. If they are hand-knitted please use soft, fine baby yarn. Please do not use heavy, bulky yarn.
3. Preemie baby booties or socks**
4. Flannel receiving blankets
5. Preemie and 0-3 month pacifiers
6. Bulb syringes

 

UNIFORMS:
1. Good quality white lab coats for men and women, sizes medium to 2XL
2. Students nurse uniform tops: please send light blue and white gingham material, about 3 yards per uniform. We will have a local tailor sew them.
3. Full length short sleeved or sleeveless smocks for housekeepers. They can be print or solid cotton or cotton/polyester.