Who We Are:

A U.S. 501c3 charitableorganization

Our Strategic Focus:

To reduce infantmaternal mortalityrate in high risk, remote globalcommunities

Our Initiatives:

• Training of skilled and traditional birth attendants, village health workers, nurses and midwives

• Assembly and distribution of clean birth kits

We’re just getting started:

• 10,000+ clean birth kits assembled

• 20,000+ lives impacted

• 15 countries

Some of our CBK Partners

OUR GOAL IS TO SAVE 200,000 MOTHERS AND INFANTS

JOIN US in saving the lives of mothers and babies!

1. Host an Assembly Event: • Schedule a date, time and place • Sign up volunteers • Decide on # of CBK’s to be assembled • Raise $10 per kit • We procure the supplies and facilitate the event for you

2. Volunteer: Contact us at info@globalhealthcharities.org

3. Donate: www.globalhealthcharities.org

To schedule a CBK Assembly Event or get involved,contact us at:

info@globalhealthcharities.org 248 987 6250 www.globalhealthcharities.org

Every year 303,000 mothersand 4.5 million infants diedue to childbirth relatedcomplications and infections90% of these deaths arepreventable

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Guatemala • Honduras • Haiti • BrazilMali • Ghana • Nigeria • Zambia

Uganda • Malawi • Lebanon • Nepal Myanmar • Vietnam • Philippines

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PATRICIA WILLIAMS, MS, FACHE• President and Founder of Global Health Charities and Global Health Services Network as well as one of the founders of the �rst private school of nursing in Myanmar.• Has been a leader in sustainable healthcare initiatives throughout Africa, Asia, Middle East and Latin America for over 28 years in 30+ countries.• Born and raised in Asia, Latin America and Europe, she currently serves on a number of international boards.• Appointed by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce to the East Michigan District Export Council and serves on a working group of the International Hospital Federation.

CHRISTOPHER C. SHOEMAKER, PhD, MA • Currently serves as Executive Vice President for Strategy, CEVA.• 35+ years of experience in international relations.• 20+ years in the U.S. Army including Aide-de-Camp to the Commanding General and commander of a �ring battery and artillery battalion.• Former member of the National Security Council sta� at the White House, serving as advisor on defense and Middle East policy for both Presidents Carter and Reagan.• Served as Special Assistant and Speechwriter to the Chief of Sta� of the Army and warplans o�cer for General H. Norman Schwarzkopf.

DENISE DORIGO JONES, MA• 30+ years of experience as a human resource executive and consultant.• Extensive experience in labor relations, training, safety, security, medical, �re prevention, public and government a�airs, communications, personnel and organization development, recruiting, compensation and bene�ts.• Lead both U.S. and international human resource functions of Automotive Suppliers and served as chief spokesperson/strategist for all labor negotiations.

SANDRA BRUCE, MS, FACHE • More than 35 years of experience in healthcare leadership.• Former President and CEO of the largest Catholic Health System in Illinois with over 22,000 employees, 4,000 physicians and more than 150 locations including 12 hospitals.• In�uential healthcare leader and strong advocate for improving access to care for all.• 2011 Top 25 Women in Healthcare, Modern Healthcare Magazine.

EARL BRIDGES, MIBS• Philanthropologist, technology entrepreneur and �lmmaker who specializes in global nonpro�t and corporate social responsibility initiatives.• Host of the television show, “The Good Road” as well as the podcast, Philanthropology.  • He loves to "geek out" on technology, and visual story-telling for social good.

OKEY NWANYANWU, PhD• World renowned Epidemiologist with more than 35 years of experience in public health, infectious diseases, executive management, and organizational development. • Over 100 scienti�c publications. • He has served as CDC Country Director in Nigeria and South Africa as well as Chief of Party for CDC Global AIDS program in Guyana, and USAID Chief of Health, Population and Nutrition in Mozambique. • He has served as Advisor to Ministries of Health in numerous countries and Senior Advisor to the Department of Health and Human Services in Washington D.C.• Serves as faculty at Texas A&M University and Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine and Senior Executive for Africa, Global Health Services Network.

ANGELA LEE, AIA • Currently a Shareholder and Regional Director, Asia Paci�c at HKS Inc., one of the largest hospital architectural �rms in the world.• Internationally renowned and award- winning healthcare planner and architect.• Over 20 years of experience in projects ranging from 10,000 to 3.5 million square feet and up to 1,650 beds.• International speaking experience in more than 8 countries.

SUSAN MCADAMS• Marketing veteran with over 25 years of experience managing advertising for clients in recruitment, automotive and retail segments.• Managed campaigns for Fortune 500.• Provided on-site management of ESPN Dodge/Timberland Iditarod TV documentary.• Authored biographical sketches for Contemporary Authors, a resource on todays most in�uential novelists, non�ction writers, journalists and scriptwriters.• Joined GHC in 2014 as Executive Director and designed the GHC Clean Birth Kit initiative.

GHC Board Member Biographies