Let’s Celebrate the wonderful service of Wilhelmina Noordyk and her commitment to the Scudder Memorial Hospital Nursing School.

Over her 35 years of service she become the first Nursing Superintendent of the Scudder Memorial Hospital, in Ranipet, India. With the help of the hospital’s doctors, Wilhelmina wrote and published one of the first educational nursing books in India. (Read Her Story)

The Scudder Association is supporting the SMH Wilhelmina Noordyk Nursing Scholarship campaign which will help support nursing students for their education with an added bonus offer.

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So Don’t Miss out on this opportunity to support this wonderful scholarship and Donate Today You will not be sorry.

The Scudder Association Board

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JAWADHI HILLS APPEAL

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