Your Chance To Help The Poor In Panama

Living in Panama · December 15, 2012

Your Chance To Help The Poor In Panama

December 15, 2012

You Can Help The Many Poor Children In Bocas Del Toro

The Floating Doctors have been running clinics for poor indigenous communities in Bocas Del Toro, Panama for the last 9 months.

As a caring group of people, they recently rescued 2 tiny jungle kittens that had been taken by poachers.

Here is a link to a blog post about the rescue of the kittens.  Another about one of their patients in Bocas.

At the end of each blog post, you have the opportunity to donate to the Floating Doctors.

You can donate one time or set up a monthly donation via Global Giving.

You can even volunteer for short or long term stints.

Click to find out more about volunteering, here.

Discover more about them.

Explore their site and see what they have been doing for a communities that have no other health care resources.

Thanks to SusanAgg1 of Gringos_in_David_Panama Yahoo Group.  I didn’t know about this group until I read her post about them.

Susan also says the Floating Doctors have helped out some expats with medical emergencies as well.

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