Sri Lanka: Long Term Medical Support and Growth Hormone Treatment for Children
Long-Term Medical Support for Children, Q1 2015
April 30, 2015
Stephney Minerva Fernando
Summary of Activities
- Organized and held 3 monthly meetings for the months of January, February, and March 2015
- Collected information from the children about their treatment and progress at the monthly meetings
- Provided travel expenses and nutritious food packages for the children and their families
- Gave each of the 5 children a food parcel, worth Rs. 2,199/= each. The food parcels were distributed by Mr. Nishantha Sandakelum and Mrs. Stephney Minerva Fernando for the months of January, February, and March 2015.
Project Goal
Provide long-term medical support and treatment to children suffering from congenital health conditions affecting growth hormone production and cholesterol modulation.

Results &
ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Medical Services Provided
Highest Level of Professionalism
- Issuing medication
- Safely storing the delivered vials of growth hormone (GH) from Baurs Company
- Documenting the issued vials and recording the progress of the children’s height and weight by the medical authority at Karapitiya Teaching Hospital in Galle, Sri Lanka, under the supervision of Professor Sujeewa, Senior Consultant Pediatrician of Karapitiya Teaching Hospital.

Direct Beneficiaries
Ongoing Treatment
Madumekala Ubeywarna
Fazeer Ahamed
Madura Madushanka
Gayan Madushanka
Tharindu Hasanga

Long-Term Medical Support
Continuity of Care
Continued long-term medical support for these 5 children through monthly meetings, therapy, provision of food parcels, and any additionally required monitoring or treatment.

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Numbers
Served
5 patients with congenital health conditions affecting growth hormone production and cholesterol modulation.


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