Buckeye Clinic in South Sudan

Our Story

The Buckeye Clinic was established to provide essential maternal and child healthcare in South Sudan, a country grappling with one of the highest infant mortality rates globally. After devastating flooding in July 2020, the clinic relocated to the Mongalla IDP Camp, ensuring continued support for over 38,000 displaced individuals.

Impact

Since opening in September 2021, the clinic operates 24/7 and has treated over 7,000 patients, performing 28 successful deliveries and addressing critical health issues like malaria and maternal care in a region with limited healthcare access.

Why Donate?

Your donation today is vital for saving lives. The clinic faces a funding crisis and relies on generous contributions to cover essential staff salaries and medical supplies.

Get Involved

Join the mission to provide life-saving healthcare in South Sudan. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to support the Buckeye Clinic and help make a difference in the lives of those in need.