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C2C EXPLORES DEPLOYMENT TO HAITI

In light of the emergency need for health care and facilities in Haiti, C2C is exploring channels through which to deploy the clinic to Port-au-Prince or surrounding hard-hit regions. We are investigating logistical and operations partnerships with an eye toward sustainable supply chains and commitments from medical staff.
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C2C Container Clinic Model at ICA

C2C Launch Event and Clinic Unveiling at Institute of Contemporary Art
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Driven by the belief that basic health interventions can save the lives of millions in the developing world, Containers to Clinics developed a new clinical model for health service delivery.

C2C retrofits portable shipping containers into health clinics with high-quality equipment, medicines, and medical staff. The clinics are transported to underserved areas of the developing world to administer primary healthcare to women and children.

C2C’s clinics are designed with diagnostic, lighting, and climate-control technologies appropriate for low-resource settings and reflect local cultural traditions and health education needs. By repurposing shipping containers, C2C exports access to better health around the world and closes the gap between available treatments and the women and children who desperately need them.

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Pop-up container clinic

If empty shipping containers can be used to create foldout restaurants and pop-up hotel rooms, then why not pop-up health clinics?If empty shipping containers can be used to create foldout restaurants and pop-up hotel rooms, then why not pop-up health clinics?

Stanford Social Innovation

Elizabeth Sheehan Containers to ClinicsSheehan founded the nonprofit in hopes of 'delivering lifesaving medicine and health care to the last mile.'

C2C News, 06.2010

Elizabeth Sheehan Containers to ClinicsElizabeth Sheehan was selected as Duke University Medical Center Physician Assistant program's Alumnus of the Year