How You Can Help

Medical Supplies

What can we provide?

We can always use Adult and Children’s Vitamins

Antibiotics Broad Spectrum for adult and children

Lice Shampoo, it is actually much cheaper to buy dog flea and tick shampoo (it works)

Pain and fever reducer, Adult and Children’s Tylenol, Ibuprophen,

Hydrocortisone cream and antifungal cream for fungus and ring worm.

Asthma medications.

Cold and cough syrups

Soap and shampoo

Vitamin Program

We need sponsors to support our village vitamin program. Through the Equipping the Saints organization, we can purchase bulk multi-vitamins/minerals for $16.50 per bottle of 1000 count. These are chewable vitamins that are for people from age 4 to adult. Under age 4 take a half a tablet a day.

If you would be willing to donate the funds to purchase one bottle of vitamins, ($16.50) you can drastically make a difference in these mal-nourished people's lives. This would provide vitamins for 3 people for an entire year which will make a difference. If you would like to help with a little extra, I'm trying to improve the health of 250 people, around 40 families in just one village.

To help with this program just make a check out to :

Missionary Companion Ministries

Then address the sending envelope to:

JungleMedic Vitamin Program
Missionary Companion Ministries
P.O. Box 26237,
Fayetteville, N.C. 28314

It will be directed to a specific village that needs the help the most.
I will e-mail you a picture of the village.

Thank you and God Bless!

Items We Can NOT Use

Clothing

Broken medical equipment

Medical equipment for which replacement parts are not available

Shipping Instructions

If you have items or meds that you would like to send down to help us, please feel free to e-mail me and I can give you information to a contact person on the next team coming down to Guatemala. They can bring an extra 50 lb. suitcase with medicines and supplies.

However, because of international rules and regulations, you need to contact me to discuss the items so I can let you know if they are acceptable for the duty free status.

Thank you for your help!

This page was last updated 05/20/06