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    Updated 21/01/2023

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(Registered U.K. Charity No. 1118994)

Motec Life-UK has a number of projects that are intended to help improve hospital and public health based care of underprivileged patients in the target hospitals and health care training institutions in sub-Saharan Africa especially Ghana. Motec runs educational and training programmes in addition to the direct health care activities in sub-Saharan Africa in order to help sustain health care improvements. Our organisation is co-operating with health authorities to ensure that as many health care workers and trainers within a reasonable distance from our main target hospitals join us in our educational drive at local, district, regional and national levels in Ghana and elsewhere in the sub-region. To sustain the programme, volunteers have to deliver the intended services at the target hospitals and health education institutions. This involves provision of air tickets, medical materials including equipment, public address system to run audio-visual educational programmes and paying for freight of donated and purchased medical materials.

To achieve our objectives, funding is an important issue to be addressed. Motec Life-UK currently runs on a budget that is supported by the public and the membership through fund raising activities, subscriptions, and sacrifices by its members who take their annual leave for the voluntary work, travel around to meetings and collect donated materials at their own expense. We enjoy some support from British Companies, and receive donations from members of the British and Ghanaian public and a consortium of patrons led by Prof Lord David Alton.

The sustainability of our projects is on the brink of failure and only the courage of the membership and the public has kept the organisation going. All the necessary steps for charity status have been taken. A responsible Trustee Executive runs the organisation and a supporting membership. Personnel experienced with accounting look after our organisation’s account. We are not only accountable to our membership, but also to the Charity Commission of England and Wales.

Motec would like to appeal to members of the public, philanthropists, companies, business executives, International Organisations, Churches, Charitable Clubs, International Airlines, Governments and Non-Governmental Institutions, the Private Sector to support her with donations of money, equipment, sponsorship of projects and individuals (please see website  section on projects). Only your support can keep the flame of hope alive for many in sub-Saharan Africa.

You may donate through the link below:

 https://wonderful.org/pay?ref=1118994


Members can also pay subscription fees using the following methods:

1. Set up a monthly standing order for £10 pounds to be paid into the Motec account.
                Please quote the following: Name, Year and state 'Subscription'.

2. Pay a yearly subscription fee of £100 by way of a cheque made payable to Motec Life-UK 
    (this can be posted to: Motec Life-UK, 70 Hunting Gate, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire. England. HP2 6NX )
3. The yearly subscription fee can also be paid by way of the PayPal 'Donate' button on our website (see above)

 

Using Gift Aid means that for every pound you give, we get an extra 28 pence from the Inland Revenue, helping your donation go further.

This means that £100 can be turned into £128, just so long as donations are made through Gift Aid. Imagine what a difference that could make, and it doesn’t cost you a thing.

Mailing address: c/o 70 Hunting Gate, Hemel Hempstead. Hertfordshire. HP2 6NX
 


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No extra cost to yourself at all! It's really that simple.

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Supporting, Transferring Skills and
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