Safe Water Project
Haiti – 2012
From state-of-the-art containerized mobile medical clinics and solar powered satellite communications backpacks, our technologies were born out of our experience in the chaos of crisis.
Many years of boot-on-the-ground experience in disasters and humanitarian crisis locations around the world.
Whether it is helping remote locations reach out to a global network of doctors or helping humanitarian causes reach out to the world with their missions, DLR can make the connection from anywhere to anywhere.
A Non-Denominational ministry called to offer a hand-up, not a hand out, empowered and guided by Christian love, compassion and ethics.
DLR’s communications technologies enable support constituencies to easily see live or recorded video directly from the operations site. They can ask questions of those being served as well as those serving. (click here for more info)
Developed in response to 15 years of disaster and humanitarian crisis interventions, DLR can provide live telemedicine from anywhere to anywhere! Our extensive network of doctors and specialists are ready to assist (via the web), doctors, paramedics, EMT’s, or even non health professionals who are dealing with critical needs on the ground.
A major on-going challenge for Command and Control (C2) is securing real-time information from disaster-affected regions and being able to quickly and effectively connect the dots between needs and solutions.
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