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You can find out more about Medcare andthe Wellspring Children's Medical Centre by clicking on the link.We hope you can help us. |
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Make a difference
Every 14 seconds, AIDS turns a child into an orphan. Medcare is making a difference and YOU can too, by making a donation to support our AIDS related work.
Contact Us
Please Contact Us if you would like any further information or would like to sponsor a child.
Education
Some parents simply can't afford to send their children to school. Just £2 per week will ensure a child recieves education and therefore, hope. Contact Us for more information.
Social Networks
Small is Big
Most people don't realise that making a relatively small donation can make a BIG difference. £15 will feed three children for a month. £50 will supply clean water for a family for one year!
Volunteer
Medcare could not operate without the help of volunteers. If you feel you can help please give us a ring for an informal chat.
Where are we?
Our overseas work is based near Kamutuuza in Uganda, which is just 20 miles south of the equator!
A Real Story
Staff from Wellspring found a three year old boy called Isaac who could barely walk due to bilateral clubbed feet. Beechwood Primary School in Runcorn provided £300 to fund treatment. Isaac is now walking normally, is learning to run and says he is looking forward to playing football. A real success story thanks to one donation.
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These are a few of the many children we have helped. Our purpose is to ensure health equalities for sick, vulnerable and deprived children in the developing world, through medical & social care.
Pictured is how six year old Angel looks now. Her story epitomises how the COIN/Wellspring sponsorship is making a real difference. Angel was found in a village in Uganda in May 2010. She was very small, emaciated, covered in sores, with very little hair. Read how Medcare changed her life.
Operation Uganda sends vital medical and hygiene goods for use at medical centres in Uganda. The supplies are packed into containers and shipped to Mombasa before finishing their journey by road. Medical facilities in Uganda are seriously lacking vital equipment so these shipments are vital to provide essential supplies to help children in medical centres and hospitals.
