Health and diseases
Organisation
Caritas
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What are they doing?
- Active in the field
Where are they working?
Who to contact?
Patrick Nicholson - Head of Communications, Caritas Internationalis
Vatican City
Phone: +39 06 698 79 725
Mobile: +39 334 3590700
Email: nicholson@caritas.va
Fax: +39 06 698 87 237
Phone: +39 06 698 79 725
Mobile: +39 334 3590700
Email: nicholson@caritas.va
Fax: +39 06 698 87 237
Rev Msgr Robert Vitillo - Special advisor, Caritas
Links
Website: http:/
Donation: http:/
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Organisation
Dorcas Aid
What are they doing?
- Funding and other support
Where are they working?
Who to contact?
Dirk Jan Groot - Communications officer
Links
Website: www.dorcas.net
Donation: www.dorcas.net
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Organisation
HealthRight International
Which branch/es work here?
- HealthRight International
What are they doing?
- Active in the field
- Funding and other support
Where are they working?
Who to contact?
Daniel Kricheff - Communications Manager
Links
Website: www.healthright.org
Donation: www.healthright.org/
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