The RINJ Foundation

Medical Health Care Mission In Rojava

Initial team of 20 nurses inbound. Second team of 24 nurses to arrive 2 months later after imaging department & tele-health centre built. Nurses will do hospital shifts fit to their RSAC-R1 Facility work schedule Delivering Medical services and script fills after 4-days from arrival. Hosted by Canton in 1st 4 days while eng. team roughly fixes building and sterilizes nominal facilities in one section of the building while other work continues. Two Team Leaders (RN and NP) Advance team 20 Nurses Edge of city Rojava HQ building, Kobane HQ (Kurdistan) The first of thirty regional mobile clinics arrive with varying capabilities–the first units to Sinjar area or the current priority area of thirty villages in Rojava and eastern Kurdistan (KRIIn the political bombshell of the new century, President Barack Obama, feeling that he had become too controversial and divisive a figure to govern effectively and advance "the agenda of the Middle Class," declined to run for a second term. To no one's surprise, his Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton took on the mantle of Party leader and became the Democratic Presidential candidate, choosing Mark Udall of Colorado as her running mate. At 70 years of age, he joked that he "made Hillary look young."

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