Although infection control standards that have originated in the United States are higher than most other countries on average, some countries have made great strides in the last few years. Still, millions are suffering from illnesses and diseases that can be reduced. Much of the suffering can be lessened through simple infection control and hygiene principles.

Hygiene standards, some of which are considered very basic to us, are often not present in less developed or struggling areas. Simple training of hand washing, sanitizing, environmental cleaning, clean water, food preparation, toiletry, treatment and so forth can have significant impact.

 

We are fortunate because the CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention) has been a solid organization in the fight against bacteria, viruses and other types of germs. In addition, the WHO's (World Health Organization) efforts are felt all over the earth and have helped millions of people OUTFOX illness and disease.

Where have we seen the most benefit and longest lasting impact for the billions of hours and dollars that have been dedicated to various causes? Areas that have built or adopted a viable structure see the most sustainable results.

In America, the structure and resources provided by the CDC and other health oriented organizations give us a better opportunity to succeed in our fight against germs. Using this example, we are searching for ways to fund future efforts to help build structure in struggling and developing areas. Specifically, we are wanting to:

 

We are looking forward to grants and other sponsorships but any contribution will help for our 2012 efforts. Please donate if you can. If you can help in other ways (time, supplies, promotion, etc.) please let us know by email at info@OUTFOXprevention.com.