Julie recently had a conversation with a former chief medical director at the Hill Air Force Base in Utah, and she learned that, when doing medical military training, it is important to get hands-on experience dealing with diseases in third-world countries. A lot of military personnel are deployed to these countries, and it is rare [...]
Julie Rhodes is currently developing medical expedition to clinics in Ethiopia to expose people from the United States to the kind of medical problems that are present in Ethiopia. They will be given the opportunity to volunteer their time, knowledge, and medical expertise to take care of the Ethiopian people, from severely ill cases to [...]
Julie has also been working with Katie Yanguez, on the formation of medical clinics in Ethiopia. The medical clinic that was at the Village of Hope in Kersa Illala was shut down in October 2009. Katie is in charge of getting the clinic back up and running with Julie’s support. Julie spent March 2010 in [...]
In 2004, Steffanie Reeder, a special education teacher, went on a week-long humanitarian expedition to the rural village of Kersa Ilala in Ethiopia with an organization called the Village of Hope, based out of Heber City, Utah. After returning home, the images of children in tattered clothing drinking dirty water and living in mud huts [...]
Morrell Family Charities (MFC) is involved in various philanthropic projects throughout the world. Our most recent projects include an alliance with Not For Sale that is building a safe house for kids on the streets in Peru, and we have teamed up in Ethiopia to instigate modern day techniques in dry farming, scientific breeding, and food storage.
