Georgia Plastic Foundation
Orlu, Imo State, Nigeria
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Georgia Plastic Foundation is a charity based in Orlu, Nigeria working on health, education, children & youth +2 more.
Georgia Plastic Foundation is a charitable non-profit founded by plastic surgeon Dr. Stanley Okoro. It runs humanitarian health, education and community development work, including medical and surgical care for underprivileged people, scholarships for orphans and less privileged students, computer literacy training, and borehole drilling for clean water in rural communities. Its activities include volunteer medical and surgical missions to underserved countries, with a focus on Nigeria. The foundation receives donations, including part of the profits of a plastic surgery practice in Atlanta, Georgia, and proceeds from a book by its founder.
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Scholarship Programme
Education · Nigeria
Provides tertiary education scholarships to orphans, indigent students and children from less privileged backgrounds.
Computer Literacy
Education
ICT training and workshops to improve computer literacy in the community.
Healthcare Support
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Provides free medical and surgical care to underprivileged people through health centres and medical missions.
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Community development
Sustainable social investment and empowerment programmes for youth, vulnerable children and women, including support for farmers, widows and market women.
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