What does ADFA mean in MEDICAL

Australian Doctors for Africa (ADFA) is a charitable, non-profit organization based in Melbourne, Australia. It was founded in 2007 to improve health access and delivery of healthcare services to disadvantaged communities across Africa. ADFA works with an African network of partners and international organizations to provide vital medical supplies, training and support services to local healthcare providers.

ADFA provides access to essential medical care and support services, such as primary care, maternal health, acute care and palliative care. We also offer training programs and specialize in areas like HIV/AIDS management, mental health awareness, nutrition education, childbirth education, malaria prevention and more.

There are various ways you can contribute/support ADFA’s projects. You can donate directly to our causes or participate in our fundraising initiatives. Alternatively, if you would like to volunteer your skills or expertise as a doctor or other healthcare professional, please get in touch with us via our website or social media channels for further information on how you can help out.

Yes! All donations are gratefully accepted – both monetary and material gifts – as they form an integral part of our work towards improving access to healthcare services across Africa. To make a donation please visit the ‘donate’ page on our website or contact us directly so that we may recognize your contribution appropriately.

Yes! All donations made through our website are tax deductible under Australian Tax Law for individuals who are Australian residents at the time of making their gift/donation or who have gone overseas temporarily but do not intend to become permanent residents outside Australia.

Yes! Your contribution goes directly towards where it is needed most; whether that be funding medical supplies for rural clinics or providing remote communities with vital health education resources - we ensure your generous donations reach those that need it the most within the African continent.

Yes! Our current projects range from medical outreach programs in Tanzania to educational initiatives aimed at improving community awareness on reproductive health rights - there’s something everyone can get involved with no matter what their speciality may be! Visit our website regularly for updates on upcoming projects so that you can get involved too!

Absolutely! We welcome all forms of sponsorship from institutions all over Australia which wish to actively partner with us in supporting community-led development around Africa through improved healthcare access and delivery. Please contact us via email for further information about how you may get involved with sponsoring any one of our ongoing initiatives.

Through collaboration between international partners such as NGOs and governments agencies - both regional & global - we are able to bring much needed relief efforts directly into affected areas around Africa by utilizing existing local partnerships & infrastructure already within these regions . This allows us greater reach when it comes delivering aid & facilitating change effectively & efficiently via innovative program implementation solutions tailored specifically around local needs & contextual conditions.