Aviva Lilia Bernardo Kullberg Women in ScienceFund

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OrganizationOpen Dreams
Region Cameroon
Website Website
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ProjectLeader James Akaba


Aviva Lilia Bernardo Kullberg had a huge heart and loved everybody with her bright smile and radiant energy. Our precious Aviva passed away unexpectedly after severe heart complications. Though she had bouts of bradycardia (slow heart rate), doctors were puzzled and weren't able to figure out what afflicted her. Piles of data and lots of tests couldn't reveal anything abnormal. In Aviva's memory, this scholarship fund will help further the advancement of science of heart disease and its causes.


Challenge

Aviva Lilia Bernardo Kullberg had a huge heart and loved everybody with her bright smile and radiant energy. Our precious Aviva passed away unexpectedly after severe heart complications. Though she had bouts of bradycardia (slow heart rate), doctors were puzzled and weren't able to figure out what afflicted her. Piles of data and lots of tests couldn't reveal anything abnormal. In Aviva's memory, this scholarship fund will help further the advancement of science of heart disease and its causes.

Long-Term Impact

By investing in medical students, medical research, and local community health projects, we aim to support the advancement of health support for women and children in Cameroon by investing in the education of female doctors, supporting research to ultimately improve health conditions within the local context, and immediately support the health of women and children through local community led health interventions. All of our projects will be women-led to support women empowerment in health.

References

  1. https://www.open-dreams.org/projects-2
  2. https://www.open-dreams.org/single-post/2019/08/28/The-pathway-to-success-has-so-many-hurdles---my-experience
  3. https://www.open-dreams.org/single-post/2019/08/19/Lending-a-supporting-hand-to-the-Internally-Displaced-Persons-in-Bamenda
  4. https://www.open-dreams.org/single-post/2018/01/16/Its-Not-Over-until-I-win-How-I-made-it-to-McGill-University-on-a-MasterCard-Full-Scholarship
  5. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/24/world/africa/cameroon-ambazonia-secession.html


Additional Documentation

https://www.globalgiving.org//pfil/50508/projdoc.pdf

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[[Category:Physical Health in Cameroon Projects]], [[Category:Underrepresentation of women in science Projects]]

[[Category:Physical Health in Cameroon Projects in Cameroon]], [[Category:Underrepresentation of women in science Projects in Cameroon]]