Prostrate Cancer cases of men in Jail/Prisons.

[Evans MACHERA]

Dear all,

As part of mobilization for awareness activities on prostrate cancer,it is importany PCai also considers visiting prisons/jails to attend to those behind bars for medical services.

Mostly,the prisons are forgotten areas in terms of social services yet it makes a good catch as one only needs to liase with officials for permission for the purposes administration and preparation for the excercise.

Thanks,

Evans MACHERA.

[Angela Jenkins]

Evans - great idea. You're right, we have a captive audience. Might be a good idea to partner with church groups that go into the prisons routinely.

[Jean]

A forgotten population Evans. Your compassion is showing with this excellent idea.

[Evans MACHERA]

Hi Angela,

How are you going on!

I am doing fine here .
This is to request you for your Picai memo documents to register the Kenyan chapter so that we can move on - we have been moving a little bit slowly,and now we want to hit the unknown.

The purpose of registration is to legitimize our activities over here so that our joint activities meets the local legal requirements.

I will be glad to hear from you on the same.

Wishing you well,

EVans MACHERA.

[Evans MACHERA]

Hi Angela,

One of my clients mentioned of his friend ailing with prostrate cancer in one of the local prisons. We decided to pay a visit so that i can get first hand information on a prostrate cancer case - i was however not let in for want of identity in matters to do with health and prostrate cancer as i do not handle his legal appeal.

I am planning to see his lawyer and see what we can do together. I believe there are other cases that need attention.

Evans MACHERA.