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  • 26/01/2012 - Icross Annual Report 2011

    ICROSS is delighted to announce that it has released the Annual Report for 2011 today.

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  • 18/01/2012 - Trachoma 2012

    Thanks to ICROSS supporters we are extending Trachoma prevention this month.

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  • 29/11/2011 - World AIDS Day December 1st 2011

    This is a day we remember the terrible epidemic that has caused so much suffering around the World.

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  • 07/11/2011 - ICROSS announces new promotion in health in Rural Programmes

    Dr Michael Meegan, International Director announced a new HIV awareness campaign to be launched by ICROSS in January 2012.

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  • 02/11/2011 - Over 30,000 children in Africa will die today from poverty related deaths, all avoidable.

    For over thirty years ICROSS has been doing something about it...

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  • 17/10/2011 - The total cost of saving Seniu's life was 9 Euro.

    Seniu is 5 years old, She is alive today because ICROSS health workers were able to provide her with essential nutrition during this drought.

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  • 26/09/2011 - The Crisis; today you can save a life.

    In 2010, 7.6 million children under five died. Today you can save a life, today you can make a difference, Today, you can matter.

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  • 12/09/2011 - Child survival saving lives.

    As the tragic suffering of children continues in semi desert areas of East Africa, ICROSS teams battle against dehydration, malnutrition and needless suffering.

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  • 07/09/2011 - ICROSS Safe motherhood and infant health care.

    The crisis in Africa is worsening. ICROSS is building new projects to impact on the areas most in need.

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  • 30/08/2011 - ICROSS steps up diarrhoea control for young children.

    Children during drought are very vulnerable to dehydration and infections.

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Welcome, thank you for coming to our web site.

ICROSS began its activities in 1978. We aim at providing long-term assistance to the nomadic communities of the sub-Saharan region. We act as a catalyst and all our projects are run and owned by the communities we serve. We work to improve health and living standards using their own culture. We work within a five-year strategic plan. This was developed with the Ministry of Health in Kenya and sets out long term goals.

Remember, you have the power to change tomorrow.

Dr. Michael Elmore Meegan - Founder and International Director ICROSS.