Ineza Clinic Burandi Inc

“The governing body collectively reviews form 990 before it is submitted to the irs.”

“Governing documents, conflict of interest policies and financial statements are available to the public upom a written request to the governing body.”

“The organization will aim to build a maternity and surgical clinic dedicated to providing comprehensive, compassionate, and accessible healthcare to underserved populations in burundi, east africa. The organization will purchase land, and engage an architect and local construction company to construct the clinic. The clinic will be built in a rural area in burundi, east africa. 85 percent of our total time is allocated to the activity. The activity is funded by donations. 85 percent of our overall expenses are allocated to this activity. Building the clinic will enable the organization to then provide health services serving underprivileged local populations in the area. The organization will provide local health workers with opportunities for professional development through access to continuing education, mentoring and hands-on training. Initially this activity will be done through the provision of scholarships for local health workers to attend trainings and universities in burundi and abroad. After the clinic is operational, training will also be provided onsite through hands-on training of local health workers by experienced local and foreign doctors (surgical campaigns, etc.). The activity is conducted by local and foreign training institutions, after completion of the clinic, also at the clinic. 10 percent of our total time is allocated to the activity. The activity is funded by donations. 5 percent of our overall expenses are allocated to this activity. This will further our exempt purpose by raising the skill level of burundian health workers, who will be able to provide quality and compassionate health care either at the ineza clinic or other burundian health facilities. The organization will collaborate with other burundian health facilities serving underprivileged local populations, providing resources and expertise. Financial support will be provided from the organization's resources. Medical expertise will be provided by us and european medical professionals who will be working pro bono for the organization. The activity is conducted in burundi. 5 percent of our total time is allocated to the activity. The activity is funded by donations, pro bono contributions. 10 percent of our overall expenses are allocated to this activity. This will further our exempt purpose by raising the quality of medical care to underserved populations in burundi countrywide.”