WEEKLY REPORT AS AT 10th TO 16th JANUARY 2011

THE CLINIC

The clinic this week was quiet with few patients.  Most of them were early pregnant mothers – miscarrying.  There was a case of a boy circumcised traditionally and had to be done again as it was badly done.

Two girls, one from KOP and Leaning Centre had malaria and were treated.

We received 26 outpatients and 2 maternity deliveries.  The situation is not improving due to Christmas festivals.  It will continue this way until end of January.

Staff:

We have one new male nurse by the name Justin Mwangangi, who will replace those who have been coming on locums and were not very reliable, sometimes they could decide to come to work or not.

INCOME:

Outpatients only managed to raise USD 527.08 while maternity only USD 62.92 better than last week, though below the expected target.

EXPENSES:

Expenses totaled USD 469.52.  This you will verify the details from pages 3 and 4.

World Food Programme

 Two meetings are expected next week.  Florence, Hendricka, Angeline and Vincent will attend to know the method in which the food will be distributed.

Unfortunately our Learning Centre children will not benefit since the programme is only targeting children below 5 years and who are malnourished plus pregnant mothers. 

LEARNING CENTRE

The children are doing fine despite of one girl who had malaria and was treated.

There were some two visitors – a Canadian with his girl friend from Ruanda, dropped by and promised to sponsor some of the children.

KILELESHWA

Our children might be sent away from school if they don’t appear in full uniform this Monday. Most of them had torn or worn out uniforms and the Headmistress gave a stern warning to them.

According to Barasa, some of the sponsors had not remitted their funding so it was not possible for each child to get full uniforms.

The children and their parents, Florence, Barasa and the teachers held a meeting on Saturday.  The agenda was to see how the parents could come in and assist where necessary and also Barasa to get in touch with Ray of Hope Foundation before deciding on what move to take.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

The support group managed to open an account with the bank using the money Glide church had donated to them.  

Rosemary

 January 16, 2011

CASH COLLECTED AT THE CLINIC AS 10^th to 16^th JANUARY 2011

OUT/PATIENTS

DATE		USD
10TH JANUARY 11TH JANUARY 12TH JANUARY 13TH JANUARY 14TH JANUARY 15TH JANUARY 16TH JANUARY		24.66 75.21 124.53 99.25 67.93 78.91 56.60
TOTAL		527.09

MATERNITY

DATE		USD
13TH JANUARY 14TH JANUARY		38.22 24.66
TOTAL		62.88

           

EXPENSES AS AT 10^TH TO 16^TH JANUARY 2011 

DATE	ITEM	USD
10TH JANUARY	LAB REAGENTS	24.66
11TH JANUARY	PATIENTS LUNCH PARAFFIN WATER DRUGS LAB REAGENTS SALARIES	7.64 3.69 25.89 30.82 24.66 76.19
12TH JANUARY	MILK	0.36
13TH JANUARY	PATIENTS FOOD DRUGS FLORENCE LAB REAGENTS ROSEMARY	2.58 38.22 36.99 18.50 39.82
14TH JANUARY	MILK PARAFFIN DRUGS NJUGUNA’S SHOP (PART).	0.73 3.69 30.82 59.80
15TH JANUARY	MILK PATIENTS FOOD DRUGS TRANSPORT	0.73 2.58 6.16 0.12
16TH JANUARY	PATIENTS LUNCH AGNETA – LOCUM SELESTINE – LOCUM DANIEL – LAB LOCUM MISCELLANOUS	5.05 7.39 14.79 3.70 9.86
	TOTAL	475.44