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Healing Little Hearts Around the World Program Results 2013 - 2015 2016 COUNTRY OF FOCUS UPDATE: PHILIPPINES Since 2013, Gi- of Life Interna5onal responded to the great need to treat children with heart disease in the Philippines. We have begun to answer the call for help from Filipino parents by conduc5ng 5 medical missions to this country during which 51 children have been treated for their congenital heart defects. Expert medical teams from the U.S. also provided training to the Filipino pediatric cardiac team, empowering them to care for these children on a more reliable basis. Over the past three years, 85 Filipino children have been treated for their heart ailments through our programs. Funding has been provided by GOL programs, likeminded partners and Rotary Clubs and Districts around the world. Over $375,000 USD has been invested to support: (1) the funding of 5 medical missions; (2) catheteriza5on devices to treat 29 children; and (3) supplies and medica5ons. Our goal in 2016 is to: (1) complete 2 medical missions to the Philippine Children’s Medical Center (PCMC); (2) treat 25 Filipino children; and (3) conKnue the training of the Filipino pediatric cardiac team at PCMC.

Core Program Update 2016 - Philippines · Core Program Update 2016 - Philippines Author: Brenda Small Created Date: 1/18/2016 12:16:38 AM

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Page 1: Core Program Update 2016 - Philippines · Core Program Update 2016 - Philippines Author: Brenda Small Created Date: 1/18/2016 12:16:38 AM

Healing Little Hearts Around the World

Program Results 2013 - 2015

2016  COUNTRY  OF  FOCUS  UPDATE:    PHILIPPINES  

Since   2013,   Gi-   of   Life   Interna5onal   responded   to   the   great   need   to   treat   children   with   heart   disease   in   the  Philippines.  We  have  begun  to  answer  the  call   for  help  from  Filipino  parents  by  conduc5ng  5  medical  missions   to  this   country  during  which  51  children  have  been   treated   for   their   congenital  heart  defects.  Expert  medical   teams  from   the   U.S.   also   provided   training   to   the   Filipino   pediatric   cardiac   team,   empowering   them   to   care   for   these  children  on  a  more  reliable  basis.    

Over   the  past   three  years,  85  Filipino   children  have  been   treated   for   their  heart  ailments   through  our  programs.  Funding  has  been  provided  by  GOL  programs,  like-­‐minded  partners  and  Rotary  Clubs  and  Districts  around  the  world.  

Over  $375,000  USD  has  been  invested  to  support:  (1)  the  funding  of  5  medical  missions;  (2)  catheteriza5on  devices  to  treat  29  children;  and  (3)  supplies  and  medica5ons.  

Our  goal  in  2016  is  to:  (1)  complete  2  medical  missions  to  the  Philippine  Children’s  Medical  Center  (PCMC);  (2)  treat  25  Filipino  children;  and  (3)  conKnue  the  training  of  the  Filipino  pediatric  cardiac  team  at  PCMC.