Natural Doctors International

“Expenses office supplies 103 computer it subscriptions 306 computer it subscriptions 1,767 travel expenses 4,844 patient services 1,626 bank charges 691 bank charges 1,126 program supplies 1,723 licenses, fees & permits 140 refunds for brigades 200 refunds for brigades 5,710 non-investment depreciation 17,261 total 35,497”

“-3,768 prior period adjustment to reflect assets that were no longer on site.”

“Accounts receivable 19 0 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 60 60 vehicle, equipment, furniture 21,461 0 total 21,540 60”

“To bring natural medicine to global health through 3 primary areas: service, education and policy. To provide naturopathic medicine and integrative medicine to underserved communities in low-resource communities. To provide global health education to naturopathic students and physicians and a variety of interprofessional holistic healthcare professionals. To empower patients to create healthy communities.”

“Services and outreach - provided both medical and psychological care to patients of all ages on the island of ometepe in nicaragua through the ndi naturopahtic and integrative medicine clinic, and in the community hospital of moyogalpa. Provide direct financial support to: silais nicaragua to moyogalpa hospital through donations of food, fuel, stationary and cleaning supplies - direct patient healthcare costs for pharmaceuticals, laboratory expenses, and/or transportation to seek specialty medical care not available on the island, and - to the community of los angeles bu hosting the ndi clinic through economic development opportunities to local families who provide homestays for visiting doctors and students. Diosa (godess, in spanish) - diosa is a program that provides women's wellness exams and preventive services, educational lectures, and community advocacy on behalf of women's healthcare rights. The ndi clinic is the only one on the island that offers a full range of services for victims of domestic and sexual violence including primary care services, psychological services, coordination with state agencies working for women and children, minsa and the judicial system. In the diosa program, ndi doctors performed paps in addition to direct medical care. The sponsor a patient program provided direct medicine costs outide of the ndi clinic to patients in the program. Multiple diosa women's groups around the island were trained in communities to help provide education to women and support groups. The diosa groups learn and then educate others on issues related to diet, women's health, reproductive health, home safety, and the right to live free of violence.”