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In this month of July, our feature organisation is Save Accidents Victims of Nigeria (SAVAN). SAVAN is a non-governmental organization in Nigeria that was established to increase the chance of survival of Road Traffic Accident Victims and other critical emergency conditions by acting as the victim(s) relation in the absence of their biological relatives in collaboration with the hospital designated as SAVAN Medical Centers. SAVAN helps in the provision of drugs, surgical materials and other consumables at the critical phase of hospitalization, provision of necessary funds for investigation, blood transfusion and other immediate medical services to ensure survival, communicating with relatives of accident victims within 24 to 48 hours with information on the location and situation of victim(s) and also sensitization of the populace by use of seminar, workshop and evacuation procedure from the accident sites in order to reduce further injuries to the victim

We pray that God in His infinite goodness would bless and direct SAVAN's path unto sustainability, in Jesus name, amen.
 

 
Karo L♥√ع
For TLF, July 2013.

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