Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children

by Hope Center Uganda
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children
Treatment & Therapy for Nodding Syndrome Children

Project Report | Feb 21, 2019
Glass Half Full: Funding adjustments made

By Ella Simmons, Jamie Stuart & Kevin Okumu | Co-Founders

Dearest Donors,

 

Thank you so much for your ongoing commitment to this project. Unfortunately, we have only met 50% of our fundraising goal, so we have made the following adjustments to our programming over the six month intervention period, which lasts until the local government takes over.

    • Staff caretakers will only receive 50% of their salaries (instead of the full 100%) 
    • Music therapy sessions will be provided by the Hope Center team on our monthly visits to the Nodding Syndrome Center (instead of providing them with their own music equipment)
    • An agricultural business program will be implemented starting in March to ease economic stress on the families affected by Nodding Syndrome. The goal is to enable the afflicted household re-start productive life through village-based poultry project, training on poultry disease control, modern poultry farming, technique, diseases control and product marketing.

Economic productivity within the affected families is low because parents are confined to their homes, closely looking after the children; many children with Nodding Syndrome have been known to wonder away due to hunger and, at times, get seizures and end up drowning in streams. The need fo constant monitoring of the sick kids leaves family members with no time to work, thus, living at high poverty levels.

Hope Center will provide chickens, shelters, vaccines, initial feeding costs, as well as training and monitoring evaluation for this program. 

Thank you for your ongoing dedication to our mission and understanding of the adjustments we have had to make. We look forward to building a brighter future together! 

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