Freelygiven Inc

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“As noted in primary accomplishments, Freely Given provides quality medical care to the underprivileged of Cambodia. This entails travel expense to outlying areas around Siem Reap. For instance, to hold a clinic at a floating village, the team must hire a van to a water outlet and then hire a boat to take them to and from the floating village. Clinic supplies and prescriptions are also provided by Freely Given. Checking blood pressure, temperature, ears, and any present maladies are common activities at clinics set up in churches. schools, and the pastoral care center. Freely Given partners with medical teams from Singapore in other cities of Cambodia where travel and medical expenses are incurred for about a week at a time. Finally, a Physicians Assistant has volunteered to serve alongside Dr. Davidson to help in these clinics, which entails further travel and medical supply expense. A secondary purpose of Freely Given is to partner with churches, orphanages, student centers, and pastoral care centers to hold events for children, students, and adults. For instance, Freely Given partners with the pastoral care center. The pastoral care center is a place where children and teens can meet in a safe environment and enjoy volleyball, soccer, and other games and enjoy a meal before going home for the evening. Freely given will sponsor events and meals particularly around church holy days. Clinics are also periodically established where ears, temperature, and hair are checked, and toothbrushes and toothpaste are provided. Activities are also provided at the student center, a church-based home that provides free living quarters for college students attending college in Siem Reap. Bi-weekly activities are also provided at a local orphanage. This includes songs, puppets, craft activities, and teaching of English. A third purpose of Freely Given is holding weekly English lessons in schools and in outlying villages which entails continuous travel expense as well as supplies for the volunteers who have embraced this opportunity. Finally, a one-year volunteer is aiding families in outlying villages with plumbing needs to provide adequate and safe water for these families. While limited supplies are provided, the bulk of this service comes in the form of providing the labor to accomplish these ends. The labor is often simply unaffordable for the people in outlying villages.”