Welcome!

Thank you for visiting the Salybia Mission Project (SMP), a non-profit organization devoted to providing much needed medical care to the indigenous population of Dominica. The Carib Indians (also known as the Kalinago) are a unique people habituated in the northeast corner of this eastern Caribbean nation. With the assistance of medical students from Ross University School of Medicine and devoted medical personnel from the area, SMP strives to enrich the lives of the disadvantaged Carib people.

Aside from recurring clinic visits by students, SMP is currently involved in fundraising events, a nursing scholarship, construction of a new clinic for the Caribs, annual Health Fairs, a Women’s Health Initiative, and more. Please feel free to explore this site for more information on the various aspects of SMP.

Announcements

Salybia Mission Project General Meeting!!!

Friday January 30^th

Classroom 5 @ 5 pm

(New members must attend this meeting to get your T-shirts!)

Interested in joining? Come learn what we are all about!

Weekend Clinic Visits

January 17 - Spandana & Jeff (4th priority)
January 31 - Goldees Liaghati
February 14 - Xylona Bibal
February 28 - Sherrie Massop
March 14  - Stephanie Young (3rd priority)
March 28 - Tamara Augustine

KALINAGO COLUMN: Check out the newsletter that keeps you up to date on all the latest events from SMP! Click here!