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Bhan Jiuchany
Recently Saved Children
Recently Saved Children
Diagnosed and treated at Malakia Clinic, Juba, South Sudan, on 1-20-21
Recently Saved Children
Recently Saved Children
Recently Saved Children
The children shown here were recently identified as Type-1 Diabetic.They have been treated and are being provided insulin and supplies free of charge, indefinitely, by KCC and its partners for the rest of their lives.
Dit Adol
Recently Saved Children
Dit Adol
Diagnosed at Malakia Clinic in Juba, South Sudan on 1-20-2021
KCC Financially Supporting Clinics
KCC Financially Supporting Diabetes Clinics in South Sudan
KCC is currently providing 100% financial support to the Malakia and Gurei Diabetes Clinics in South Sudan. These clinics were founded and have been sponsored for many years by the Hon. Dr. Constantine Jervase Yak, with staff leadership provided by Ms. "Mama" Joice. Enormous thanks and gratitude are extended to Dr. "Costa" and Mama Joice for these amazing, super-human efforts. They are my heros, and it's clear that they never gave up. Kyle was a paid employed by the U.S. Senate as a U.S. Senate Page from January-June 2020. Because of this, and with great thanks to the U.S. Senate, KCC has been financially supporting these two diabetes clinics in South Sudan since May 2020.
Donation Status
DONATION STATUS (updated 12-24-2020)
KCC continues to provide insulin, blood glucose measuring strips and meters to T1D's in Juba, South Sudan, and Hasaheesa, Sudan. These supplies are provided free of charge courtesy of KCC and its partners, such as Insulin for Life (IFL) and Teststripz.com.To date, hundreds of T1D children as well as T2D adults are being supported and saved by KCC.
Please be generous, as your support goes a long way. The link to donate funds or supplies is just above this paragraph,.
Pix to left shows Khartoum T1D children. Pix above is Kyle with Malakia Clinic staff in Juba, South Sudan.
Kyle and a small group visited Juba for meetings with government and healthcare officials August 2019. This meeting was very successful. A powerPoint summarizing this trip can be downloaded from the Research Tab of this website.
Kyle lived and worked in South Sudan and in Sudan for five weeks in Sep/Oct 2020. While there he met with ministers and government officials promoting diabetic care. See the Picture Gallery for additional details.
Khartoum, Sudan --- 40,000+ strips; 50 meters
Juba, South Sudan --- Over $1m of in-kind donations of strips, meters and insulin to-date
How to Help
1. Glucose meters, test strips, and lancets are the key! Please send whatever you can.
2. Of course, any financial support you can provide is fantastic, too!
