United States Africa Command

MEDIA ROOMUnassigned

U.S. AFRICOM Public AffairsMay 07, 2014

U.S. Africa Command’s representatives visited the Granfanil Health Clinic in Luanda, Angola, funded through USAFRICOM Humanitarian Assistance funds. The clinic supports the surrounding civilian community, military personnel and their families treating 150-200 patients each week. This newly completed facility now provides health care for the community through a new radiology section, pharmacy, treatment rooms, patient beds, laboratory, and administrative offices; all services that had previously been unavailable in this community.

2 photos: AFRICOM funded military clinic opens in Angola

Photo 1 of 2: U.S. Africa Command’s representatives visited the Granfanil Health Clinic in Luanda, Angola, funded through USAFRICOM Humanitarian Assistance funds. The clinic supports the surrounding civilian community, military personnel and their families treating 150-200 patients each week. This newly completed facility now provides health care for the community through a new radiology section, pharmacy, treatment rooms, patient beds, laboratory, and administrative offices; all services that had previously been unavailable in this community. Download full-resolution version

Granfanil Health Clinic opens in Luanda, Angola. Granfanil Clinic is funded by Humanitarian Assistance funds. The clinic supports the surrounding civilian community, military personnel and their families treating 150-200 patients each week.

2 photos: AFRICOM funded health clinic opens in Angola

Photo 2 of 2: Granfanil Health Clinic opens in Luanda, Angola. Granfanil Clinic is funded by Humanitarian Assistance funds. The clinic supports the surrounding civilian community, military personnel and their families treating 150-200 patients each week. Download full-resolution version