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Upcoming Workshops for 2010
- March 13, 2010, HEALER'S SESSION, St. Matthew's UMC, 600 Walker Road, Valley Forge, PA 19087
- April 11-13, 2010, Camp Innabah, www.innabah.org
- August 9-11, 2010, Daylesford Abbey, www.daylesford.org
- August 13-15, 2010, LEVEL II, Daylesford Abbey, www.daylesford.org
- September 17-19, 2010, Gretna Glen Camp and Retreat Center, www.grentaglen.org
- October 22-24, 2010, Pocono Plateau, www.poconoplateau.org
Download the current brochure here.
REGISTER ONLINE NOW!
For more information or to register, contact Rev. Hilda Campbell, director of Human Relations and Leadership, 1-800-828-9093, ext. 224 or hilda.campbell@epaumc.org .
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If these classes are filled, additional workshops will be
scheduled as needed.
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Recent Correspondence regarding Malaria Nets
Q: How long will a net last before it is no longer effective or needs to be replaced?
A: The long-lasting insecticide-treated bed nets distributed by the Nothing But Nets campaign are impregnated with insecticide and are made with durable materials. They remain effective for 4 to 5 years (and up to 20 washes).
Q: Who systematically coordinates malaria control for refugee/complex emergency situations?
A: UNHCR coordinates malaria control for refugee and complex emergency situations with support from the “malaria in complex emergencies network” and other technical partners and donors such as the UN Foundation. In emergencies with internal displacement, UNHCR supports the humanitarian community through the cluster mechanisms, namely the health cluster response, in most cases led by the World Health Organization.
Q: How do I get involved? I want to help not just by sending money.
A: We need your help to spread the word that malaria is preventable and $10 can save a life. Even if you are not interested in just sending a contribution, or you want to go above and beyond, we welcome your support. Raising awareness is crucial to our ability to help end malaria deaths.
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