RAY OF HOPE CLINIC & COMMUNITY CENTRE - JULY WEEK 5 REPORT

 

THE CLINIC

The number of patients was only 22 and 6 maternity cases.  There was a slight improvement compared to last week.

Generally the situation on food crises has worsened, and this has made the locals lives become unbearable.

 CASH REALIZED MATERNITY

DATE	AMOUNT PAID USD
25th July 26th July 27th July 28th July 29th July 30th July	- 38.33 17.52 87.62 79.95
	223.42

OUTPATIENTS

DATE	AMOUNT PAID USD
25th July 26th July 27th July 28th July 29th July 30th July 31st July	99.34 48.19 41.07 39.97 43.70 54.21 33.95
TOTAL	360.43

The total was USD 663.86 slight improvement.

 EXPENSES

PARTICULARS	AMOUNT USD
DRUGS LOCUMS PARAFFIN PATIENTS FOOD SUPPLIES CITY HALL TRANSPORT WATER CLIENTS PORRIDGE STATIONERY MISC.	87.62 84.88 5.47 28.03 28.60 5.47 3.28 19.71 4.92 6.02 39.43
TOTAL	313.43

Locums are still high due to some two staff going for a government seminar.

LEARNING CENTRE

Bernard Okoth is still on chemotherapy.  The two teachers usually visit him twice a day alternating in turns.  He is going to be hospitalized for six weeks and as I said from my last report, Lea Toto will pay his bill.  Hendricka our social worker will be visiting Lea Toto to discuss the payment mode plus whether there will be a refund of transport incurred while visiting him at the hospital.  I would also like to highlight on other things that Lea Toto caters for Bernard.

1.                  He receives ARVs

2.                  Incase of any health complications, they do a follow up and pay all the bills.

3.                  He is supposed to receive food to cover all the people living in that house each month, this arrangement will be resumed soon, now that he is on ARVs.

4.                  Incase of any death which we don’t hope for, they cover funeral expenses.

We are all supporting Bernard in one way or another.  Those of us who don’t get time to visit im in hospital contribute transport.

Kileleshwa

They closed school on 28^th for a period of 4 weeks.  This Monday they will join the rest of the children at the Learning Centre.  Also the two children from the local school will be part of them.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

The support group met as usual on Thursday.

Rosemary Simiyu

31^st July 2011