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The day clinic at the Maji Moto school treats patients every day. The extension will soon be finished. We received new pictures this week.

In July, it will have been a year since we registered our facility and opened it to the public. The number of patients has increased enormously. Construction progress on the additional building is on schedule.

The Rhein-Valley Hospital Healthcenter has got off to a good start. President Erich Kühnis reports on his personal visits to Maji Moto. He also describes the latest plans.

The Rhein-Valley Hospital association recently received a welcome donation of spectacles. With relatively little effort, some people have already improved their quality of life. You can see clearly again.

The current strong winds on the Maji Moto plateau are causing breathing problems for many people. Asthma is often the cause. Patients can breathe again at the Rhein-Valley Hospital Healthcenter.

This boy had an extensive fungal infection on his leg. It was festering and smelled bad. The Rhine Valley Hospital Healthcenter helped him with this.

It is pleasing to see how much good news we have received from Maji Moto recently. "We are doing well," writes clinic manager Violet Maghanga. This week she treated a case of severe malaria, known as blackwater fever. With a happy ending.

A few days ago, an epilepsy patient visited the Rhein-Valley Hospital Healthcenter. He had just suffered a seizure and had no medication to take.

In the last few days, some schoolchildren came to the Rhein-Valley Hospital Healthcenter. The rash on their arms, legs or torso is easily treatable.

The 27-year-old man developed varicose veins as a child. He had to undergo repeated treatments and scans. But the success was moderate. The pain is still so severe that he can hardly ever wear closed shoes.