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7 hours ago ago from Seattle Local Health Guide
Women receives a vaccination at Pro Mujer clinic in Nicaragua - Photo: Pro Mujer Two Seattle nonprofit groups are joining with a microfinance organization to develop a low-cost health program for women in Nicaragua. If successful, the program will serve as a model to develop similar programs in other countries in the developing world. The project will be overseen by Global Partnerships , a 15-year-old, Seattle-based, nonprofit ...
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