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    Lubbock non-profit sends medical supplies to Africa despite trip halt

    Justus AkaminBy Justus AkaminJuly 23, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The scheduled trip by Lubbock nonprofit Purpose Medical Mission to the Democratic Republic of Congo was canceled due to a recent Ebola outbreak. However, the organization remains committed to ensuring that essential medical supplies reach those in need.

    According to a press release, volunteers in both Lubbock and Austin have packed, prepared, and shipped medical supplies for <a href="https://absafricatv.com/africa-let-accras-au-health-summit-be-remembered-for-action/” title=”Africa: Let Accra's AU Health Summit Be Remembered for Action”>healthcare providers and communities in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia. This effort demonstrates the organization’s dedication to providing aid despite the challenges posed by the Ebola outbreak.

    Previously, in February, volunteers shipped nearly 1 million children’s and prenatal vitamins to support two medical clinics where Lubbock medical and agricultural volunteers have been serving for over a decade. This prior shipment highlights the organization’s ongoing commitment to supporting healthcare in these communities.

    Founded by Cameroon native Sixtus Atabong, the nonprofit mobilizes volunteers, medical professionals, churches, and supporters to provide medical assistance, humanitarian aid, health education, and more to communities where access to healthcare is limited. This mission is crucial in addressing the significant healthcare needs in these areas.

    “Although our team’s travel plans have changed, the need has not,” said Purpose Medical Mission Founder Sixtus Atabong. “These supplies will help support healthcare workers and patients who continue to face significant challenges in accessing medical care. We are grateful that the mission can continue, even when circumstances force us to adapt.” This statement underscores the organization’s resilience and determination to continue its work.

    Community members interested in supporting future medical missions can do so through volunteering, donations, or prayer, and can learn more at purposemedicalmission.org. This provides an opportunity for individuals to contribute to the organization’s efforts and make a positive impact on the communities it serves.

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