Dear Rotary Club of West Lakes Inc, 
 
We have so much to share with you about the recent impact your support has had on families across the Pacific and Asia.
 
Your kindness is helping provide life-changing critical care to children and adults and we couldn’t do our important work without you.
 
Recently, your generosity made it possible for the very first in-person prosthetics and orthotics mentoring workshop in Kiribati. Children and adults can now benefit from improved rehabilitation care, helping them regain mobility, independence, and confidence after an injury, all thanks to you. You can read about it below.
 
Your support continues to create sustainable healthcare systems where families don’t have to endure long waits for life-changing surgeries.
 
We hope you enjoy reading how your support is changing lives for families in Asia and the Pacific region. Thank you for your caring compassion to the families we serve.
 
With warm regards,

Tom Roth
Chief Executive Officer
 
 
 
 
 
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You are helping shape the future of rehabilitation in Kiribati

 
With your support, something extraordinary has happened in Kiribati. For the first time ever, clinicians from Kiribati and Tonga came together with experienced Australian mentors for an in-person prosthetics and orthotics workshop. It was a unique opportunity for clinicians to work directly with their expert mentors.

Read more about how your generosity is shaping the future of healthcare in Kiribati.
 
 
 
 
 
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You’re helping nurses in the Solomon Islands transform patient care

 
Thanks to you, twelve nurses in the Solomon Islands attended an intensive, hands-on workshop led by expert Interplast Nurse Educators. Read how their new skills are helping transform care for patients in the Solomon Islands.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Dr Ben sparked a generous community to help change lives, just like you, too.

 
Volunteer surgeon Dr Ben Norris felt the urgent need to return to Samoa to help more children and adults get life-changing surgeries. He set out to raise $30,000, but thanks to the generosity of his community and supporters like you, he exceeded his goal, making an even greater impact than he imagined.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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