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faq

Q.
Should I take prophylactic malaria medicine?
A.
Advisable, check with your doctor.
 
Q.
Do I need a visa to enter Kenya?
A.
Yes, however, you can get one upon arrival for $50.00 cash per person.
 
Q.
Do I need any special vaccinations?
A.
For the latest please check  www.cdc.gov/travel/destinat.htm
 
Q.
Should I bring small children?
A.
Not advisable. Kenya is 11 hours ahead of West coast - switching day to night.
   
Q.
Is the Damazo Dental Clinic affiliated or supported by any religious or government  agencies?
A.
No. Dr. Raymond S. Damazo has totally funded the past 20 years of rural dentistry as well as building a permanent clinic as his gift to the Maasai people.
   
Q.
Is financial support from visiting safari dentists needed?
A.
Yes. A contribution of $500.00 to help with clinic overhead, payable to our charitable IRS approved trust is greatly appreciated and vital. **
   
Q.
Is a trip like a working safari dentist holiday tax deductible?
A.
Yes, however, first check with your accountant.
   
Q.
Do I have to be concerned about HIV/Aids?
A.
Yes. There is no difference from the USA! You must use barrier protection which is supplied.

**Contributions can be made by credit card. World Health Dental Organization is a Public Charity under code 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Service. Contributions, gifts, bequest and transfers are tax deductible under sections 2055 and 2106 of the code.