July Medical Brigade. OIM


Hope Medical Center was again the place where hundreds of people found top quality medical care through the medical brigade of hope that does this organization with the support of doctors and private institutions.
The brigade began on Friday, taking in the areas of general medicine, internal medicine, dermatology, dentistry, gynecology and lenses. Continuing on Saturday with the arrival of many people who received the advice of medical specialists.
A total of 450 patients who attended expressed very grateful for the care they received.
This Brigade is an effort by organizations such as Hope Worldwide Foundation, Dr. Saavedra and his organization web earth foundation and the International Church of Christ. Also the support of individuals like Mr. Luis Larach, Dr. Knipe and each of the 35 volunteers who helped with the brigade.
At the end of Saturday Dr. Saavedra give Mr Larach recognition for their financial support to the Hope Medical Center, Mr. Larach is contributing this year with a monthly donation major medical center.
Dr. Saavedra has been supporting this medical center for the past six years, giving cash donations, bringing medicines, medical and inviting others to provide advice and counsel for the proper development of the Medical Center.

We thank everyone for their support and invite you to continue being part of the development of our country.

June Medical Brigade




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Volunteers Brought Hope and Changed Lives
During the last week of June, 40 volunteers traveled to San Pedro Sula, Honduras, to participate in the HOPE worldwideMedical Brigade. This was the second of such trips in the past six months to Honduras. HOPE worldwide U.S. volunteers from Boston, San Diego, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and North Carolina served the members of the San Pedro Sula International Church of Christ and surrounding communities.
Four doctors and three nurses lead the medical team. Other volunteers assisted in the pharmacy, vision clinic, dental clinic and children’s program. Dr. Milton Drake and his son, Dr. Jon Drake, administered adult medical care. Pediatricians Dr. Doug Stein and Dr. Elliott Suarez treated the children.

  • In four days, more than 190 children and 250 adults were treated.

  • Many were diagnosed and treated for respiratory illness, parasites, diabetes and hypertension.

  • More than 700 prescriptions were filled free of charge, with medications donated by U.S. companies and doctors.

  • 343 people received reading glasses free of charge.
While the medical clinics were taking place, volunteers entertained the children with puppet making, face painting, soccer games and music classes.
Plans for a third Medical Brigade in January 2011 are currently underway. You can help us continue to provide this important medical care to needy families in Honduras and other communities by donating now.

Related Agenda

Starting the week




We began this week very encourage and with a lot of work many patients came to the clinic looking for health. We prescribed many readers lenses, recently we receive a donation about 1200 lenses from FUNADEH with who we have a cooperation agreement signed.
Olivia Suazo, who is our dentist looked 5 patients, she was asisted by Katherine who is a old volunter in our fundation.Suyapa Luna was very busy receiving patients, taking vital signs, working at the pharmacy and preparing the records.
A good week start with a lot of work.

Vacation Time, Time to Clean our Clinic

As you Know our organization have a clinic in Chamelecon, we have diferents kind of services like General medicine, Odontology, Laboratory, Reader lenses, Ginecology and more.

The photos show our people clueaning and cuting the grass.


We are taking one week of vacation because this is the Holy week and many people take time to go out of the city.

In our clinic we take time to clean a give maintenance to the building.

Anual Report


Accomplishments:
Medical Center in Chamelecon:
We began the year with two dentist treating patients in the clinic one times a week. Now, we have been able to expand, and there are currently three dentist working five days a week. We have a new Chair donated for Saving the Crossroad Fundation. We currently have all the equipment necessary for providing complete dental service.In addition, we also have one general practice doctor who work part-time, five days a week. We have begun gathering the equipment for this position. This year, we hosted two medical brigades, in which 800 patients were treated. We atended 6,500 patients in 2008 year.
We also have a nurse working fulltime 6 days to week.


Tiburcio Martinez School of HOPE in Choloma:
This year, we registered 200 first to sixth grade students. We done four new classromms for the children. The project is to add one two-story building with four classrooms on each floor. The cost of the first part of the project is over $26,000.00 and we collected $25,000.00. We also raised funds to pay the annual salary for one teacher, making three teachers in total.



















Faces of Hope
Chamelecon, Honduras:
Like the women in the picture, many people are in desperate need of glasses, shoes, and medical attention. Many middle aged and elderly people suffer from severe cases diabetes, which affects the eyes, feet, and kidney. It is among the top causes of death in the country.The children in this region suffer from parasites and skin infections. Also, the polluted water and dust in the air causes respiratory problems.In order to reach these people, HOPE worldwide volunteers works to educate the people and to gather funding to provide health services.

Monteverde, Honduras
Honduras is one of the most violent countries of the region. The separation of families, lack of employment and education are the principle causes of this problem.In the School of HOPE, the students arrive with a smile on their faces because they have an opportunity to change the future of their lives and their families.About 200 children are benefited every year with the help that this school gives.

HOPE Worldwide Honduras Facts

200 children are educated at the Tiburcio Martinez School of HOPEOver 4,205 people receive medical and dental care at the Central Medical Clinic of HOPEHOPE volunteers work to encourage the lives of more than 810 children in need through giving food and their time.The Medical Clinic of HOPE in Chamelecon provides medical and dental treatment in a community of great need. Three fulltime dentists and two part-time doctor provide services to the community Monday through Friday. Medical brigades also frequent the clinic, which enables it to treat and educate a larger number of people.

The Tiburcio Martinez School of HOPE in Monteverde provides an education to children in an impoverished area. The children at this school range in the ages 6-18, giving them an opportunity to improve their futures. The school was expanded from one to four clasromms, in order to provide a better education for the growing number of children in this area.
We plan to increase the services that we offer in both the medical clinic and the school. In order to make this happen, we need generate more funds for additional staff salaries and supplies. For the clinic, we are in need of medical equipment: endoscopy unit, ultrasound, fetal monitor, three air conditioning units, four computers, and four beds. For the school, six white boards, 250 desks, six file cabinets, paint, and 40 computers are needed.Plan

Currently, we are working with the Rotary Club in Orlando, Florida, Funadeh, International Churches, Earth web Fundation, Orlando Medical sociaty and others, they help us to provide funding to support our medical clinic. In addition, HOPE volunteers participate in various fundraisers throughout the year.

Tegucigalpa, DC. Honduras

The Asylum of Invalids of "General Hospital San Felipe" received a group of 19 volunteers came to give them encouragement and hope to 59 seniors. These people are here because they are sick or have been abandoned by their relatives.





Angela Diaz, who is the Director of the Centre said, I am very grateful because this activity is an ingredient of encouragement for all those who support the asylum, we have many needs that they have carried feel very helpless.



Maritza Rodriguez, who has 80 yeras old and 20 years to leave in the asylum commented: I am happy that this world still having people who have the heart to spend love for us, we have so much need, look at my skin burns in my back, the skin burns came because I stay all time on this bed, I can't stand up. thank you for coming visit us.



Claudia Sierra, who is a volunteer of the Foundation, commented: I am very happy to share with both ancient who passing alone many time and with so many wanting to share love; I want to support the pharmacy of this asylum.



Activity started giving thanks to God with a prayer and asking for their love and companionship there, we call this activity "Receiving Friendship," we continue to make delivery of a supply of food for asylum. Then we deliver to each elder with a glass oask milk pancakes and created especially for them, we talk with each of them and they told us of their experiences and showed us his friendship and affection. Then we deliver soda and cake to culminate with the holding, some of them expressed with tears in their eyes that "well we like to hold us." Share with them was a great experience encourage and inspiring.





Rolando Sandoval

Anual Report 2006


Accomplishments:
Medical Center in Chamelecon:
We began the year with two dentist treating patients in the clinic one times a week. Now, we have been able to expand, and there are currently three dentist working five days a week. Through fundraising, we were able to purchase an x-ray that allows the dentists to perform root canals. We currently have all the equipment necessary for providing complete dental service.
In addition, we also have two general practice doctor who works part-time, five days a week. We have begun gathering the equipment for this position. This year, we hosted five medical brigades, in which 1,500 patients were treated. We are also making software to store patient files.

Tiburcio Martinez School of HOPE in Choloma:
This year, we registered 250 first to sixth grade students. We made plans for building new classrooms. The project is to add one two-story building with three classrooms on each floor. The cost of the project is over $26,000.00 and we collected $18,000.00. Construction will begin in January. We also raised funds to pay the annual salary for one teacher, making three teachers in total.

Faces of Hope
Chamelecon, Honduras: Like the women in the picture, many people are in desperate need of glasses, shoes, and medical attention. Many middle aged and elderly people suffer from severe cases diabetes, which affects the eyes, feet, and kidney. It is among the top causes of death in the country.
The children in this region suffer from parasites and skin infections. Also, the polluted water and dust in the air causes respiratory problems.
In order to reach these people, HOPE worldwide volunteers works to educate the people and to gather funding to provide health services.

Monteverde, Honduras
Honduras is one of the most violent countries of the region. The separation of families, lack of employment and education are the principle causes of this problem.
In the School of HOPE, the students arrive with a smile on their faces because they have an opportunity to change the future of their lives and their families.
About 250 children are benefited every year with the help that this school gives.

HOPE Worldwide Honduras Facts
250 children are educated at the Tiburcio Martinez School of HOPE
Over 1,600 people receive medical and dental care at the Central Medical Clinic of HOPE
HOPE volunteers work to encourage the lives of more than 1,600 children in need through giving food and their time.


The Medical Clinic of HOPE in Chamelecon provides medical and dental treatment in a community of great need. Three fulltime dentists and one part-time doctor provide services to the community Monday through Friday. Medical brigades also frequent the clinic, which enables it to treat and educate a larger number of people.



The Tiburcio Martinez School of HOPE in Monteverde provides an education to children in an impoverished area. The children at this school range in the ages 6-18, giving them an opportunity to improve their futures. The school is currently expanding in order to provide a better education for the growing number of children in this area.
Needs



We plan to increase the services that we offer in both the medical clinic and the school. In order to make this happen, we need generate more funds for additional staff salaries and supplies. For the clinic, we are in need of medical equipment: x-ray, endoscopy unit, ultrasound, fetal monitor, three air conditioning units, four computers, and four beds. For the school, six white boards, 250 desks, six file cabinets, paint, and 40 computers are needed.
Plan



Currently, we are working with the Rotary Club in Orlando, Florida, and they promised to provide funding to support our medical clinic. Orlando Internal Medicine provides the salary for one dentist and one general practice doctor. Alcoa has given $18,000 to allow us to begin the construction of the new building at the school. In addition, HOPE volunteers participate in various fundraisers throughout the year.
Giving Hope....