iP rough benches (4) plastic heavy duty chairs (6) local stove and fuel (for food demonstration) assorted pots and pans (for food demonstration) (optional) sewing machines and other craft tools *The small refrigerator should be electrically powered from a salar rechargeable battery, and of sufficient volume to hold the vaccines and insulin. However, it should be too small to be used for holding fish, coconuts, melons, etc. It must be plastic and of entirely non-corrosive materials. **The radio for each clinic should be solar-powered as well (with possible gasoline generator back-up) and environmentally protected in a watertight case. A "beeper" system should be provided to establish when the unit is being called. It is suggested that a watertight flashing light and bell system be utilized. c. Basic supplies & medicines: The supplies and medicines needed by the medical assistant will fall into the following categories (an expanded list is in Appendix J). linen/towels, etc. for beds splints dressings bandages contraceptives pain medicine antibiotics parasite medicine eye/ear medicine skin ointments oral rehydration packets diarrhea medicine blood pressure medicine diabetes medicine toxic coral stings i.e. epinephrine, benadryl syringes (including insulin) needles other