Setting up a new exam room in the clinic, May, 2010.

Organizing the medical supplies shipped to Dzuwa by generous JTW donors, May, 2010.

Stocking the new pharmacy, May, 2010.

Unloading medical supplies from the container in December, 2009.

Unloading medical supplies from the container in December, 2009.

Unloading medical supplies from the container in December, 2009.

Unloading medical supplies from the container in December, 2009.

Unloading medical supplies from the container in December, 2009.

The new clinic as construction neared completion in late 2008. The new clinic will be staffed by a full-time nurse and stocked with necessary supplies and medicine.

The floor plan.

The front of the new clinic.

The straw hut where the local witch doctor used to reside. The new medical clinic is located where this hut used to be, and the witch doctor no longer lives in Dzuwa.

The back corner of the new clinic.

The chief of Dzuwa (second from right) celebrates with JTW Program Manager Elliott Khembo (far right) and some of the men who were building the clinic.

This is the Malawian Health Surveillance Assistant (HSA), who made periodic visits to Dzuwa to provide medical care for pregnant women and children under five years of age. The women and children met him under a tree outside. He was supposed to come monthly, but often couldn't make it that often. Before the new clinic, the people of Dzuwa had little other access to healthcare.

Another view of the clinic as it neared completion.

Side view.

Some women and children enjoying the sunset after a day's work drawing water needed for the construction of the clinic.