Overview and accomplishments of our aviation program in Bolivia.

2. OUR SERVICES EVACUATION OF PATIENTS (EMERGENCIES) WEEKEND MEDICAL CLINICS TRAVELING HEALTH EDUCATION CLASSES AIR SUPPORT AIR TRANSPORT FOR OTHER MANO A MANO PROGRAMS

4. 2006 - 2011  962individuals.

5. Local community  hospital  local commuity.

6. We return patients to their comunity of origen.

7. Types of Emergencies:

9. CHILD WITH CLEFT PALATE TRANSPORTEDTO RECEIVE SPECIALIST TREATMENT. NEWBORN TRANSPORTED FROM HER COMMUNITY TO RECEIVE TREATMENT FOR A TUMOR ON HER HEAD.

11. Ambulance is ready for patient as aircraft is arriving

13. 2006 - 2011  79 weekend clinics. 15.200patients seen.

14. Specialist services:

15. We mobilize emergency air transport.

16. Isolated comunities:

17. Medical volunteers walk, ride horses, or take a canoe from the airstrip to the patient’s communities.200 Pts perWeekend

18. Weekend clinics (planned)

19. WEEKEND CLINICS

21. Dengue.

22. Leishmaniasis.

23. Chagas.

24. Tuberculosis.

26. FOOD DISTRIBUTION CAMPAIGN

29. MMA provided transport for 22 weekend clinics forMano a Mano Bolivia.

30. MMA flew 54 hours todistribute food. Transported approximately 7,000 kilos

31. MMA airlifted 384 emergency patients.

32. MMA trasported personnel, equipment and replacement parts for Mano a Mano programs to wherever they were needed.

33. MMA provided learning experiences for Bolivian youth in administrative areas, piloting and aircraft maintenance.

34. MMA iniciated a training program for its personnel in pre-hospital management of patients, taught by a member of the Board.

36. DGAC (FAA) uses our hangar and Personnel to do accident investigations

37. Projected flight hours - 2011 Other NGOs Mano a Mano Programs Private flights to raise funds 700 Hours projected

38. OUR DREAM

40. GRACIAS!!