AME-SADA 2015 Annual Report

The African Methodist Episcopal Church

Service And Development Agency, Inc.

WHAT IS AME-SADA? AME-SADA is the humanitarian relief and development entity of the AME Church; We are a charitable institution under section 501(C) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code; The idea of forming AME-SADA was conceived by a small group of visionaries and humanists who gathered 30 years ago to form the organization we today call AME-SADA. AME-SADA is grounded in the African Methodist Episcopal Church's mission to seek out, save the lost and serve the needy; We affirm the worth, dignity and human rights of every person and the interdependence of all life.

AME-SADA FOUNDERS

Bishop Frederick C. James Reverend Lonnie Johnson

Mrs. Wilburn Boddie Bishop Donald G.K. Ming Dr. Joseph C. McKinney

Bishop John Hurst Adams

MISSION OF AME-SADA

“Helping People Help Themselves” • Health • Agriculture • Micro-Credit, Micro-Enterprise • Education • Emergency Humanitarian Aid • Alternative Energy

HAITI

AME-SADA IS ACTIVE IN:

SOUTH AFRICA

AME-SADA IS ACTIVE IN:

GHANA

AME-SADA IS ACTIVE IN:

SITUATION IN HAITI TODAY

Haiti Health

60% OF THE POPULATION HAS NO ACCESS TO THE MOST BASIC HEALTH CARE

64% OF THE HEALTH FINANCING COMES FROM INTERNATIONAL OR BILATERAL AID

6% OF THE POPULATION BENEFIT FROM GOVERNMENT Of HAITI HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAMS (MOSTLY GOV EMPLOYEES AND THEIR DEPENDENTS)

4% OF THE POPULATION HAVE PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE

SITUATION IN HAITI TODAY

Haiti Health Continued

76% OF POPULATION LIVES WITH LESS THAN US$2.00 PER DAY

36.5% OF THE POPULATION IS UNDER 15 YEARS OF AGE

PUBLIC WATER AND SANITATION SYSTEM SEVERLY DISFUNCTIONAL PUBLIC WATER SYSTEMS ARE RARELY AVAILABLE THOUGH OUT THE YEAR

70% OF POPULATION LACKS DIRECT ACCESS TO POTABLE WATER AT ALL TIMES

SITUATION IN HAITI TODAY

Haiti Health Continued

PUBLIC ACCESS TO WATER SITUATION IS ACTUALLY WORSENING (7% DECREASE BETWEEN 1990 AND 2005) AND IS A MAJOR CONTRIBUTOR TO HAITI’S HEALTH CRISIS

27% OF THE POPULATION BENEFITS FROM BASIC SEWAGE SERVICE

FECAL CONTAMINATION OF WATER IS THE LEADING CAUSE OF DISEASE

MINISTRY OF HEALTH CHARACTERIZATION

HAITI HAS GREATLY IMPROVED ITS OVERALL HEALTH SERVICES, BUT THE RESULTS ARE OVERWHELMED BY THE FOLLOWING:

POVERTY

INEQUITY

INCREASED DISEASE (INFECTIOUS AND NON INFECTIOUS) POPULATION GROWTH

Results of AME Church Support of AME-SADA in Haiti

Results in Health

Health Care Program in Western Department serving over 300,000 people

School Health-education Program serving 80,000 children

Agriculture program in the making for improved yield, better animal stocks and thus improved lives for families in mountainous regions.

New Projects in difficult to reach communities (a)Cervical Cancer Clinic

(b) At-risk Pregnancy Unit

Local people trained to deliver service at all SADA sites.

BASIC HEALTH SERVICES PROVIDED

THE AME-SADA, with funding from USAID, The AME Church, the Kellogg Foundation and private donors executes health, education, agriculture and micro-credit projects in parts of Haiti (Port-au-Prince, Cabaret and Arcahaie), serving a population of more than 300,000 people.

In the health sector the focus is on primary health care (including school health), child and maternal health, child survival (vaccination, vitamins, diarrhea, upper respiratory infections, etc.), nutrition, prevention and treatment of STD’s, TB, family planning, prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS and assistance to orphans and vulnerable children. This work is done in 8 outpatient health centers.

AME-SADA one of 30 organizations under USAID SSQH Project

OUT PATIENT HEALTH CENTER -HAITI

OUT PATIENT HEALTH CENTER (Leger Center pictured)

AME-SADA MOBLIC CLINICS IN HAITI

AME-SADA MOBLIC CLINICS IN HAITI

AME SADA STAFF AT WORK

THE CURRENT ROAD TO DELICES (similar to all access to AME-SADA health centers)

ROAD TO REMOTE AREAS AME-SADA

SERVES IN HAITI

ROAD TO REMOTE AREAS AME-SADA

SERVES IN HAITI

REHYDRATION OF PEDIATRIC PATIENT BY MOBILE UNIT

AME-SADA SCHOOL HEALTH

Traditional Birth Attendants

Traditional Birth attendants are trained by our staff and responsible for visiting people in remote regions and assist them with pregnancy and child birth.

Health Agents

Health Agents are AME SADA employees who service Haitian

communities in the remote regions of Haiti.

School Health Site

AME-SADA MALNUTRITION PROGRAM

AME-SADA MALNUTRITION PROGRAM

AME-SADA MALNUTRITION PROGRAM

Malnutrition Program

Malnutrition Program

Before After 12 days on

SADA meal

Malnutrition Program

Before After 12 days on

SADA meal

AME-SADA NEEDS ANOTHER ONE OF

THESE MACHINES TO CONTINUE

Delice 1 Clinic The Delice Clinic located in the 5th. Sector, is bordered by

the National road #1 from the region of Carrefour Damier, to the area of Nan Michel; it has 13 administrative sectors and an estimated population of 15,893 inhabitants. AME-SADA STAFF consist of 2 nurses, 2 nurses aides, 1 laboratory technician and weekly visiting physicians, 8 health agents and 64 traditional birth attendants (TBAs).

This Center sees approximately 9,000 patients/year at the clinic and through its extensive outreach program; The new building pictured in the next slide will allow for a larger and more efficient patient load and provide adequate housing for the AME-SADA medical personnel staffing the clinic. They spend the week at the clinic and go home on week-ends; eventually week-end services will be provided as funds allow.

POWER Sources: Solar power is planned for the new building; currently the building uses a small Honda generator which operates no more than two hours/each day. There are 4 car batteries and an inverter to store electrical energy; in addition, a propane powered refrigerator is used for vaccines.

DESIGN OF NEW DELICE I CLINIC

Transitional and Treatment Facility for At- Risk Pregnant Women in Bercy

Haiti has highest maternal mortality rate in the Western Hemisphere.

Local communities do not have adequate roads or transport to reach appropriate care site. In the case of at-risk pregnancies the center will provide treatment and housing for women and their other young children.

Site is located on National road and therefore has fastest access to regional hospital should surgery or other advanced treatment be required.

Will contribute to the decrease of child and maternal morbidity and mortality.

Ground Breaking at Bercy

Artist’s Rendering of Bercy Site

AME-SADA SCHOOL HEALTH

AME-SADA SUPPORTED SCHOOLS IN HAITI

AME-SADA SUPPORTED SCHOOLS IN HAITI

AME-SADA SUPPORTED SCHOOLS IN HAITI

AME-SADA SUPPORTED SCHOOLS IN HAITI

Wilberforce Community College, Evaton, South Africa

• The AME Church has been in South Africa since 1896

• Wilberforce Institute was opened in 1908

• Wilberforce was closed in 1953 due to apartheid

• AME-SADA obtained first funding from USAID/ASHA in 1996 to begin reconstruction of the campus

• The renamed Wilberforce Community college opened in 2001 with the completion of the Maxeke-McKinney Multi-purpose facility

A Result of AME Church Support of Education in South Africa

AME-SADA assigned to work with Wilberforce

New construction of $6,200,000

Students in Evaton have local, post high school venue

Community benefits from access to College amenities

Local businesses and agencies have local convention type site.

The AME continues its history of social welfare for its members and to the community at large.

Wilberforce Community College Construction (US $6.2million)

FUNDED BY USAID, AME CHURCH, AND OTHER DONORS

• The Multipurpose Educational Facility (Phase I) housing a library, classrooms, and administration, dedicated in 2001

• Distance Learning Center and Faculty Housing (Phase II) Completed in 2003

• Dormitories (Phase III) Construction completed in late 2007;

• Dining Hall (Phase IV) Ground broken in 2004 Completion in 2011

• Community Center (Phase V) construction commenced 2009. Completion in 2011

CHARLOTTE M. MAXEKE~ JOSEPH C. MCKINNEY RENAISSANCE BUILDING

HOUSING CLASSROOM & ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES

DEDICATED IN 2001

Phase II

Distance Learning Center

Faculty Housing

PHASE III

Dormitories

Dedicated March 2010

Comprises space for 75 students

Phase IV

Dining Hall

Completed December 2010

Students’/Community Center Completed June 2011

FUTURE PHASE: INSTALL SOLAR PANELS

Students at WCC

AME SADA ACCRA, GHANA West Africa • The Bethel AME Church in Ghana has welcomed

SADA

• With the Support of Bishop Clement Fugh, AME-SADA Ghana began operation in March 2016

• Ghana Office will work in the primary areas of

• Health

• Education

• Agriculture

• Micro Finance

• Other areas as suits Ghana’s needs

Bethel AME Church, Accra, Ghana

AME-SADA Accra, Ghana- New Site

Provided through the generosity of Bishop Clement Fugh and Bethel AME Church, Accra -- Pastor, Presiding Elder Collier Coleman

AME-SADA-Ghana

Renovating Office space

L-R: Contractor, Mr. Moses Amuah Sey, Mr. Robert Nicolas, E.D. AME-SADA, Rev. Collier Coleman of Bethel AME Church

Ghana

Renovating Office space

L-R: Contractor, Mr. Moses Amuah Sey, Mr. Robert Nicolas, E.D. AME-SADA, Rev. Collier Coleman of Bethel AME Church

Ghana

Renovating Office space

L-R: Contractor, Mr. Moses Amuah Sey, Mr. Robert Nicolas, E.D. AME-SADA, Rev. Collier Coleman of Bethel AME Church

AME-SADA

FINANCIAL

REPORTS

2015

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