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The Salybia Mission Project is a nonprofit organization located on the island of Dominica in the Caribbean. It consists of volunteers from a variety of backgrounds including doctors, nurses and other dedicated professionals who’s goal is to support Dominica’s indigenous population, the Kalinago, and their need for better medical and health services.
Our Mission is to assist the Kalinago people in their endeavor of receiving and maintaining adequate, primary health care at the Salybia Clinic through a wide range of services that provide and sustain positive health outcomes for all children, women and men within the Territory. |
Salybia Mission Clinic, Kalinago Territory, Dominica, Caribbean, West Indies.
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HELP NEEDED: Support East Coast Families
Affected By The Devastating Flooding That Occurred on April 26, 2026
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Several families on the east coast have been severely impacted by the recent trough system, losing homes, belongings, and access to basic necessities.
We are calling on members of the diaspora and the wider community to lend a helping hand during this difficult time. Donation Support / Items Needed
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Let’s stand together and support our brothers and sisters in this time of need.
Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference!
Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference!
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In the U.S., you can send care packages or purchase items online & send to:
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On Dominica, reach out to:
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Your Donation Is Greatly Appreciated
SMP would like to thank Espoir Sante in Guadeloupe for their generous donation of two truckloads of adult diapers. As the cost of this basic necessity for bedbound patients is prohibitive, this was a blessed relief for them and their many caregivers in the Kalinago Territory, and beyond, for several months. We are also grateful to the Local Government Division for assisting with the truck and delivery, the Kalinago Council for assisting with the out of charge costs, Mr. McCarthy Marie, and Lifeline Ministries for facilitating the donation.
Mr. Edmond Darroux and his daughter/caregiver, Elianne Darroux.
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Pictured, with permission, are two appreciative recipients along with their caregivers.
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Retired nurse Bernadette Frederick and her granddaughter/caregiver, Leandra John.
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Our Vision is that all Kalinago should have access to reliable and adequate health care services within the Kalinago Territory, that they can experience the same care of which other Dominican’s have access.
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Kalinago Child Support Foundation Inc., Child Abuse Prevention Campaign Banner Initiative
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(L-R) Tina Alexander (Board Member & Exec. Dir., Lifeline Ministries), Delia Weekes (Women’s Activist), Marlon James, Wadix Charles, Sylvanie Burton (President of the Commonwealth of Dominica), and husband Mr. Burton (University of the West Indies Global Campus Team), Amanda Langlais (Founder, Kalinago Child Support Foundation), Bruce Langlais (President, Kalinago Child Support Foundation)
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