RAY OF HOPE CLINIC & COMMUNITY CENTRE - JUNE REPORT WEEK 4

THE CLINIC

The week went on smoothly with no major incidences.  The number of patients increased to 32 compared to 23 of last week.  Maternity also did well we had 13 mothers that delivered during the week.

June is a chilly month and sometimes accompanied by rain, will spread through July.  During this time many children are attacked with Pneumonia and sore throats.

KOP

There is a container from the US, which has already arrived in Nairobi.  Among the items in the contain are some meant for ROH Kawangware and we shall pick them next Tuesday from Sharon KOP Rep. All these arrangements was done by the courtesy of Monique.

We shall be able to communicate the contents of the items ones we receive.

 

Cash realized was as follows:-

MATERNITY

DATE	AMOUNT  PAID (USD)
20th June 21st June 22nd June 23rd June 24th June 25th June	16.48 51.64 38.46 102.19 124.17 39.56
	372.5

 

OUTPATIENTS

DATE	AMOUNT PAID (USD)
20th June 21st June 22nd June 23rd June 24th June 25th June 26th June	91.20 43.40 124.72 54.83 53.51 22.96 47.25
TOTAL	437.87

The total was USD 810.43

 EXPENSES

PARTICULARS	AMOUNT USD
DRUGS LOCUMS PARAFFIN PATIENTS FOOD SUPPLIES CITY HALL STATIONERY MISCELLANOUS TRANSPORT WATER CLIENTS PORRIDGE	90.54 46.15 9.89 21.70 19.05 5.49 3.29 24.17 3.73 19.78 4.39
TOTAL	248.18

LEARNING CENTRE

Barasa came to the centre last Friday and spent most of the time at the Learning Centre.

 The children are doing fine.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

They met as usual.  Officials of Equity Bank came again for the second time.  They gave a lecture on banking and how the support group could benefit.

 

Rosemary

June 26, 2011

RAY OF HOPE CLINIC & COMMUNITY CENTRE - JUNE REPORT WEEK 3

THE CLINIC

All went well at the clinic though the number of patients was slower than last week as only 23 outpatients were received compared to 40 of last week and 12 maternity cases.

The rising cost of living is still biting and commodities especially food stuffs rising day by day.

INTERNS

They have started fitting in the system and below is their programme for the coming two months.

UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI STUDENT’S INTERN PROGRAMME

NAMES– KHADIJA, EMMANUEL AND PRISCAH

COMMENCED 8^TH JUNE 2011                                            ENDS: 8^TH AUGUST 2011

MONDAY	TUESDAY	WEDNESDAY	THURSDAY	FRIDAY
FIELD (HENDRICKA)	LEARNING CENTRE (TEACHERS)	FIELD (ANGELINE & VINCENT)	SUPPORT GROUP ALL	IMMUNISATION CLINIC (ANGELINE)

PLEASE NOTE:

REPORTING TIME WILL BE 8.30. A.M AND ENDING AT 12.30 P.M.

Cash realized was as follows:-

MATERNITY

DATE	AMOUNT PAID (USD)
13TH June 14th June 15th June 16th June 17th June 18th June 19th June	33.93 43.78 28.46 72.25 35.03 70.06 35.03
TOTAL	318.54

OUTPATIENTS

DATE	AMOUNT PAID (USD)
13th June 14th June 15th June 16th June 17th June 18th June 19th June	137.38 58.01 26.27 32.29 76.62 49.80 60.75
TOTAL	441.12

The total was USD 759.17

 EXPENSES

PARTICULARS	AMOUNT USD
DRUGS LOCUMS PARAFFIN PATIENTS FOOD SUPPLIES CITY HALL STATIONERY MISCELLANOUS TRANSPORT	169.10 38.31 8.75 51.38 57.80 60.20 6.13 85.38 5.47
TOTAL	482.52

Miscellaneous was high due to buying food for bed-ridden clients

LEARNING CENTRE

Teacher Evelyn received USD 70 towards Odinga’s lunch for a period of 3 months.  This is a donation from Ramona who happens to be Odinga’s guardian.

 

 

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

During their Thursday’s meetings they were visited by the following

-         Officials from Equity Bank who wanted to meet the support group and encourage them to do banking and take loans.  They will be coming from time to time and follow-up their progress.

-         Domestic Workers Organization came to report that they will be reviewing their earlier lectures on training domestic workers which could benefit the clients children and themselves.  This had been suspended for a while but has now resumed.

-         Nairobi University Interns were in attendance

Rosemary

June 20, 2011