Where There Is No Doctor 2011
Thanks to the work and dedication of
many groups and individuals around
the world, Where There Is No Doctor
has been translated into more than 80
languages. The following are some
of the translations and the addresses
where you can obtain them.
Spanish and English
editions are available from:
Hesperian Health Guides
1919 Addison St., #304 • Berkeley, California 94704 • USA
tel: (1-510) 845-4507 • fax: (1-510) 845-0539
ARABIC:
Arab Resource Collective
Lion St.
Dkik Bldg., 4th floor
Beirut, LEBANON
www.mawared.org
KHMER:
OMF International Cambodia
Box 93 243
Siem Reap
CAMBODIA
http://wtind-khmer.blogspot.com
CHICHEWA:
Umoyo Trust
P.O. Box 30514
Blantyre 3
MALAWI
www.umoyotrust.org
PORTUGUESE:
Teaching Aids at Low Cost (TALC)
P.O. Box 49
St. Albans, Herts. AL15TX
UNITED KINGDOM
www.talcuk.org
HAITIAN KREYÒL:
4 The World Resource Distributors
1951 E. Florida
Springfield, MO 65803
UNITED STATES
www.4WRD.org
HINDI:
Voluntary Health Association of India
40 Institutional Area (South of IIT)
Tong Swasthya Bhawan
New Delhi, 110016, INDIA
www.vhai.org
SWAHILI:
Rotary Club of Dar es Salaam
PO Box 1520
Dar es Salaam
TANZANIA
www.clubrunner.ca/Portal/
Home.aspx?cid=5412
URDU:
Pakistan Medical Association
PMA House,Garden Road
Karachi 74400
Pakistan
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and Zulu, as well as other English editions adapted for specific countries.
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