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Vaccination and food resources to nearly 200 Micronesians

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Community Support, Covid-19, Food Security, Health

Vaccination and food resources to nearly 200 Micronesians

By Jesper Angelo Mar 13, 2021 No Comments

Living Islands, Micronesian Islander Community, OMCA, Utopia PDX, and Village Church joined forces with Kaiser Permanente today to vaccinate and deliver food resources to nearly 200 Micronesians in Salem, Oregon.

Vaccinations and food resources to nearly 200 Micronesians in Salem!

Living Islands, Micronesian Islander Community, Oregon Marshallese Community Association, Utopia PDX – United Territories of Pacific Islanders Alliance Portland, and Village Church joined forces with Kaiser Permanente on Saturday the 13th to vaccinate and deliver food resources to nearly 200 Micronesians in Salem, Oregon.

Thank you to all our volunteers and staff for their hard work!

Our next vaccination clinic will be a drive-through in Beaverton, on Saturday the 20th.

Easter Sunday

By Jesper Angelo Mar 05, 2021 Comments Disabled

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Good Friday

By Jesper Angelo Mar 03, 2021 Comments Disabled

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Medical Mission 21 Kickoff with the RMI Planning Group

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Medical Mission 21 Kickoff with the RMI Planning Group

By Jesper Angelo Feb 28, 2021 No Comments

Medical Mission trips is a collaborative project between Living Islands Non-Profit and the Village Church organization for highly skilled medical professionals interested in donating their time and expertise in regions around the world.

The project’s goal is to help and assist where needs are identified, and their limited time is expected to make a positive impact.

As part of ensuring maximum benefits, the mission is fully structured around direct collaboration with the National Health Authorities and community partners in the Micronesian region.

The short-term goal focuses on addressing immediate medical needs that are not currently being addressed already.

The long-term goal is to create a culture of perpetual collaboration between the groups of doctors and healthcare professionals and the pacific island communities.

This weekend we officially kicked off the Medical Mission (MM21) project with a weekend-long meeting for the Marshall Islands workgroup.