Turimiquire Foundation Inc.

Family Planning Medical Services 6508 New Additional Women Served 15110 New and Successive Patient Visits 13925 Hormonal Contraception Distributed: Pills Injections Implants 586 IUDs Placed 2190 Tubal Sterilizations 442 Reproductive Health Educational Workshops with 11706 Participants

Expenses: $571K

Humanitarian Medical Assistance: Our portfolio of non-family planning humanitarian services in 2022 included 222 ambulatory surgical procedures like hernia repair breast lumpectomies prolapses biopsies and laparoscopic diagnoses as well as a smaller number of emergency Caesareans radical mastectomies and hysterectomies requiring hospitalization. We offer OB GYN pediatric ENT ophthalmological and oncological consultations and access to lab work imaging biopsies and other diagnostic procedures for low-income patients who can no longer count on the public health system.

Expenses: $84K

Brito Community Center and Rural Education: Our education program includes a remote rural computer center with a small primary and high school library. We offer scholarships for up to 60 rural high school students plus 10 community college students who have graduated in our high school program along with subsidized school supplies. We assist the remote K 1-12 state school where we help support ten teachers and 100+ students and the local rural kindergarten that we founded with the State in 2001. In the city of Cumana we have a computer and student center with Internet for our rural scholarship students and other low-income urban and rural students. These programs were reduced during the COVID-19 pandemic but are now reactivating. NOTE: This program is now primarily funded through local revenue in Venezuela via our sister independent Venezuelan non-profit Fundación ServYr and supplemented by the small amount of assistance noted here.

Expenses: $8K

Rural Assistance and Sustainable Development Eco-Agriculture: This hands-on directed assistance applies to approximately 80 families benefiting more than 400 family members in all with a small model farm offering community participation in sustainable land use and eco-agriculture introduction of new fruit and other tree crops alternative solar energy and water resource projects housing and infrastructure assistance support for family emergencies and micro enterprise. NOTE: This program is now primarily funded through local revenue in Venezuela via our sister independent Venezuelan non-profit Fundación ServYr and supplemented by the small amount of assistance noted here from our Turimiquire funds.