SOS is a Global Health Organization that recovers usable medical supplies & equipment to supply hospitals and clinics around the world!
Louisville, KY
Joined February 2012
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Local nonprofit donates supplies to southern Indiana students wanting to enter the medical field: wdrb.news/3g9JyeO l @SOSinternationl
We have donated 2,000+ pounds of flood relief items and medical supplies to Clay County Emergency Management. They were ecstatic to receive the items on Saturday. We are continuing our work in Eastern Kentucky to help rebuild after the flood.
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Some of our @uofl nursing faculty members spent part of the weekend visiting hotels where some of the area's homeless were relocated due to the snow and cold weather. The group provided health assessments and dressing supply kits that were donated by @SOSinternationl
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‘This is truly the thinnest dog I’ve ever seen that’s still alive’ — Ethan the rescue dog is thankfully on the mend after being left to die in a parking lot, thanks to @kyhumane (warning: distressing)
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. @SOSinternationl provides health and hope to the sick and hopeless. Click below to read our February cover story! #SpotlightingLocal
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Sneak peek of our February cover featuring @SOSinternationl! Look out for our full issue coming soon! #SpotlightingLocal
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@SOSinternationl is a Louisville-based global health organization, responding to critical healthcare needs both locally and globally through recovery and redistribution.
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The most resilient people on the planet? All in one photo?
While there's stiff competition, these refugee women from Mali are certainly in the running. They've been through so much and they still find the courage to smile. 😁
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We love this morning routine at a primary school in the Kasai region, DR Congo.
Teachers change lives!
#ForEveryChild
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"Anyone that cheats me, I leave it to God."
Emeka Abugu says he is the one of the best mechanics in south-eastern Nigeria & that becoming blind as a child was not going to stop him from mastering his skills. 🔧🚗
Last fall, we worked with John Deng Ater from Nile Orphan Care to provide medical supplies for a pop-up clinic in Juba, South Sudan. John will be in the US next week to plan the construction of a clinic in Juba that will provide care for his community!
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We want to congratulate #HEN board member, @johnpreinhart, president #AcademicPlatforms and HEN #HealthcareFellows alum, Denise Sears, president @SuppliesOvrSeas for their @BFLouisville 2020 Health Care Hero recognition! bizjournals.com/louisville/n…
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Bloomberg @business has posted an excellent video on the research @uofl that allows completely paralyzed people move and walk again. bloomberg.com/news/videos/20…
Our shipment to Sierra Leone has arrived! The shipment will supply a clinic for adolescent girls and their babies in Kambia, Sierra Leone. We'd like to thank everyone who helped make this shipment as happen as well as our friends in Sierra Leone whose hard work is saving lives!
Our warehouse has a new addition! Thanks to support from @KYColonels, @rwbaird and Snowy Owl Foundation we have purchased a new forklift for our warehouse operations!
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#SOS #MedicalMission #GlobalHealth #HelpingOurNeighbors #HealingTheWorld
Thanks to @hendersoncc Nursing Students for volunteering with us and preparing pallets of wound dressings for shipment! Not only did they help us sort supplies, they also took 140 lbs of expired supplies with them for hands-on learning in the classroom!
Our partner @LouCompost is helping us reduce the food waste in our office while we reduce medical surplus waste in our community!
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