Supply of HIV testing kits for my community clinic
Japheth
Huruma ,eldoret Kenya, Kenya
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Entrepreneur
Name
Japheth
Member since
July 2015
On-time repayments
20 installments • 0%
About Me
From the life living in slums to a life filled with poverty, tragedies of losing loved ones is my story. If life didn't take a different turn right after my medical school, I would be probably singing the same song.
My name is Japheth Sang. I went to school at Union Primary School, and later Uasin Gishu Secondary School. I never knew my parents; I grew up in an orphanage, after spending the early years of my life in the streets. I met this preacher, who I will never forget, and he took me to an orphanage that I have known to be my first home to date. Many years later I run a clinic of my own and I am very grateful to everyone who has been part of my life and supported me in one way or another.
The land I live in is full of food, and people are friendly. I have a wife and two kids: the eldest says she also wants to be a doctor like me, the other is yet to start talking. I love watching motivational talks.
My Business
I basically provide medical attention to the sick around my community. I offer mainly outpatient services, and also minor surgeries. My services are useful since I provide treatment to the sick. I chose this, since I love offering solutions. My major costs are the costs of renting the premises where my clinic is situated and the costs related with purchasing medical supplies. I make close to 35,000 KES ($347) every month. I dedicate 50% to supporting other orphans, and the rest to reinvest back into the clinic by purchasing medical supplies.
Loan Proposal
I will buy HIV testing kits for my clinic, since I have lots of people coming in and demanding for the test. I will be able to satisfy the needs of my patients. 70 pieces of the kits will cost $100 and I will charge only 100 kes ($1) for a test. My turnover will increase by 5%. Thank you as you plan to fund this project.
About Me
From the life living in slums to life filled with poverty, tragedies of loosing loved ones is my story,If life didn't take a different turn right after my medical school ,i would be be probably singing the same song.My name is Japheth Sang, i went to school at union primary school, and later Uasin gishu secondary school. i never knew my parents , i grew up in an orphanage, after spending the early years of my life in the streets. I met this preacher , who i will never forget, he took me to an orphanage where i have known to be my first home till date.Many years later i run a clinic of my own and am very grateful to everyone who has been part of my life and supported me in one way or another.The land i live in is full of food , and people are friendly.I have a wife and two kids ,the eldest says she also wants to be a doctor like me, the other is yet to start talking..I love watching motivational talks..
My Business
I basically provide medical attention to the sick around my community.I offer mainly outpatient services, and also minor surgeries.My services are useful since i provide treatment to the sick.I chose this , since i love offering solutions. My major costs are the costs of renting the premises where my clinic is situated and the costs related with purchasing medical supplies.I make close to 35000 KES every month,i dedicate 50% to supporting other orphans, and the rest to reinvest back into the clinic by purchasing medical supplies.
Loan Proposal
I will buy HIV testing kits for my clinic, since i have lots of people coming in and demanding for the test. I will be able to satisfy the needs of my patients . 70 pieces of the kits will cost $100 and i will charge only 100 kes for a test. My turnover will increase by 5%..Thank you as you plan to fund this project.
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Loan Info
Project Type
Classic Loan
Disbursed amount
$100.00
Date disbursed
Jul 27, 2015
Repayment status
Late
Projected term
4 months
Lenders
Austin, United States
Sydney, Australia
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