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About Monika von der Linden

Ich lebe in Heerbrugg und arbeite als Redaktorin bei der Galledia Regionalmedien AG in Berneck. Nachdem wir das Spital in Kasambara-Gilgil schliessen mussten, ergab sich in der Kooperation mit Schilling für Shilling eine neue Chance. Im Oktober 2022 reiste ich erneut ins Land und feierte die Eröffnung des «Rhein-Valley Hospital Healthcenters» bei der Schule Maji Moto mit. Nun möchte ich möglichst vielen Menschen vermitteln, wie der Rheintaler Verein Grosses bewirken und Hoffnung schenken kann.

The team celebrates a beautiful appreciation

Receiving recognition is not an everyday occurrence for most people in Kenya. All the greater was the joy among the team at Rhine Valley Hospital these days when the government published an inspection report. The hospital staff expressed their appreciation to Ruth Schäfer - Mama Matata - with a gift.

By |2019-10-21T09:36:56+02:0021. October 2019|News|

Treat gastric ulcers

The number of patients with stomach ulcers or high blood pressure is increasing. Using the example of a 60-year-old woman, we show how nutritional counseling and medication are combined in treatment.

By |2019-10-07T19:16:09+02:007. October 2019|News|

Fight Sahara dust

My name is Andrew Kwoba Makokha. I am 62 years old and father of eight children. Five years ago, I got the chance to work as a gardener at Rhine Valley Hospital. The work gives me a lot of pleasure and I can learn a lot.

By |2019-06-18T11:45:07+02:0018. June 2019|News|

Kwaheri means: goodbye

On Friday, February 8, around 200 guests bid farewell to Stephan Holderegger. The board of Rhein-Valley Hospital had invited to the memorial service in the "Sonnen"-Saal in Altstätten. The news portal rheintaler.ch reported on the event under the title: "Kwaheri means: goodbye".

By |2019-02-09T19:41:19+01:009. February 2019|News|

More and more women develop breast cancer

So-called diseases of civilization such as cancer are on the rise in Kenya. As a result, the medical staff at Rhine Valley Hospital created a breast cancer case study for a client. The patient is 52 years old, works as a farmer and lives in a camp for displaced people in Nakuru district.

By |2019-02-07T21:55:15+01:007. February 2019|News|
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