Hello Helen,
I've replied to the list to answer the question you asked about onsite medical
help.
We are a stand alone unit situated within Belmont Hospital. Our nearest medical
help is at John Hunter Hospital about 12 kms away and about half an hour by
ambulance. The CMO's at Belmont do
Sorry ozmidders, this email was meant privately for Carolyn.
Helen
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From: Helen and Graham
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 4:32 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Seeking midwife to join us at Belmont Birthing
Services
Hi
Hi All.
Can anyone provide me contact details of either an organisation or individual
through which donation of a birthing kit can be made to
Midwives/communities/coutries in need.
This is a Christmas gift/donation instead of Kris Kringle at a workplace.
Kindest Regards
Wendy Buckland
Lovely idea
Please contact midwives [EMAIL PROTECTED] for donations to PNG - or [EMAIL
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Suzi Hoff
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 9:21 AM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Donation
Margaret Aggar has been working with, training and supporting Timorese
Midwives. She has set up an account through a community bank to raise funds
for these midwives. Margaret is a midwife working at Central Coast Health,
Gosford. I'll pass on your email to her. I think she would love to hear from
I received something like that last year for Christmas
a hygiene kit was another I can't remember who it was through though
I just did a google and found this as an example
http://www.oxfamunwrapped.com.au/
the maternal health care gift
Hello Wendy,
the Alola foundation is good too for our East Timor sisters - you can purchase
maternity packs as Christmas gifts.
http://www.alolafoundation.org/gift.php
The following is information from the website.
Alola is the childhood nickname of a young East Timorese girl from Suai
Care Australia (www.careaustralia.org.au http://www.careaustralia.org.au/
) has them in their Christmas catalogue - $59 - not sure what it includes.
Or for $89 you can buy a bike for a birth attendant.
TEAR Australia (www.tear.org.au http://www.tear.org.au/ ) has $60 to train
a village
Zonta is one organisation who provides birthing kits. I don't have contact
details, but perhaps you can Google them.
Nicole Carver.
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Zonta and World Vision both do something of the sort, not sure where they
distribute to, also try any of the overseas charities such as Save the
Children. What I do know is that the Zonta kits are made in Australia by
volunteers and then sent over, and there is some agreement with the
government
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