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	D-1598    India - Dibrugarh Medical Clinic $23,500 This area of India is known as the "Tribal Regions." It is in the far North East corner of the panhandle of India. It is above Burma and below Tibet. It is approximately the size of the State of New York. It has a population of approximately 1 million people from 26 different tribes, speaking 26 different dialects. Education, vocational training and medical services are a luxury few know of. In this remote part of the world, the most rudimentary medical help is a ten-day walk away. If villagers do make the trek, they will have to leave their fields and lose their crop. For them, it is their entire food source. Once they get there, they cannot afford to pay for the services. In this area, children easily die from infected bug bites. People die horrible deaths from untreated burns, as they cook over open fires. This project will fund the purchase of an SUV for transporting volunteers from the Assam Medical College to these remote areas. It will also purchase sewing machines for vocational training and medicines in large quantity for a population of 55,000 people. Primary Host Partner in the Project Country Club: Dibrugarh District: 3240 Primary Contact: Kalpana Khound Email: pdgkalpana@gmail.com Check all projects from: [District 3240] [Dibrugarh Rotary Club] [Kalpana Khound] Primary International Partner Outside the Project Country Club: Vista District: 5340 Primary Contact: Meggin Sullivan Email: megginsullivan@yahoo.com Check all projects from: [District 5340] [Vista Rotary Club] [Meggin Sullivan] Proposed Financing Primary Host Sponsor Rotary Club/District Rotary Club of Dibrugarh $1,000 District 3240 DDF $4,000 Primary International Sponsor Rotary Club/District Rotary Club of Vista $4,000 District 5340 DDF $4,000 Amount requested from the Rotary Foundation $10,500 Total $23,500 Status and Progress Information Approved This project has been approved by the Rotary Foundation. The parties are sending the money and the project is being implemented. Project listed for the 2009-10 Rotary Year. The Matching Grant application number from TRF is #71,384. The TRF Staff in charge of this grant is Colleen O’Donnell (Santa.Leal@rotary.org). This is a very necessary project. The amount of people it will affect makes this a shockingly inexpensive endeavor. <23-Jul-09> System Entry Creation of project page. <29-Jul-09> by Susan Thorning International signatures are being obtained. Missing signatures for Host are being requested. <30-Jul-09> by Meggin Sullivan All Host signatures have been received. <30-Jul-09> System Entry Grant paperwork sent to The Rotary Foundation. <14-Aug-09> System Entry TRF Grant Number assigned: 71,384. <2-Sep-09> by Susan Thorning We have confirmed that your application is complete and has been forwarded for final review and approval. No guarantee of funding is being made at this time due to the volume of applications. <17-Sep-09> System Entry Grant approved by The Rotary Foundation. <4-Feb-10> by Susan Thorning Resolution in progress for Missing items - Host Club President signature on the agreement and confirmation of the address on the second signer on the payee form. <17-Feb-10> by Susan Thorning Club president Subhash confirms that the needed information has been sent. <8-Mar-10> by Susan Thorning Payment has been authorized for your grant and should get to the project account within two to four weeks. Your first report will be due by May 31, 2010. The report forms indicate how to report if you have just received funds.