Dr. Hanna Ekstrom is in the business of saving smiles in remote parts of the world, one child at a time. Her team currently serves 9000+ children. They have worked extensively among the Miskito Indians (no, not related to the word mosquito) in northeast Nicaragua. Many of the towns in this area are only accessible […]
Tag: NGO
Free-standing Mosquito Nets for Doctors without Borders
Now that Ebola has claimed its first victim in the US, more of us are concerned and worried. We find ourselves paying attention to the headlines mentioning it and reading more about it. But many of our doctors have been choosing to work in West Africa since the outbreak was announced in March despite the […]
Mosquito Nets for NGOs
I slept in my SansBug net tent every night and I didn’t get malaria. Our executive director didn’t sleep in his, and he did get malaria. Say that again? One more time, please? We would like to introduce you to an awesome non-profit organization that is doing an even more awesome job. InStove Solutions produces […]
Saving Eyes and Lives
Here’s an email from a Canadian Unite for Sight volunteer in Ghana: Hello, This is a picture of my SansBug tent in Accra, Ghana. My tent was utterly fantastic. Many others had tents they had to assemble while mine popped up completely on it’s own! Also, it was quite easy to fold and store once […]
I lived in a SansBug for 11 months…
I worked in Haiti for 11 months, and slept in my SansBug mosquito net tent every day. I’ve used it on beds, grass and even concrete floors. I was working on the island of La Gonave as an Environmental Engineer, working for a DC-based NGO. I helped build treated drinking water facilities for the local […]
Malaria and Mosquito Net Tents
We got back last week from a great trip to Thailand. It was an amazing experience and we were so glad that we could help the locals in their daily struggle for survival. The (SansBug) mosquito tents were absolutely brilliant, they helped us so much – none of us got any mosquito bites, no malaria (thank God), no scorpions, snakes, spiders, or lizards in our tents! I have attached… a picture of the hut we slept in with the tents. […]