IMPACT Project Report – Feb, 2017 to Apr, 2017

Project Name:

CASE STUDY 1 - SUCCESSFUL

One day my child was suffering with stomach pain.

with a private hospital and took medicines

Feb, 2017 to Apr, 2017

Project Name: Run an 85-bed child cancer ward in India

Project ID: 19108

SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF SANJANA – As told by her mother

Name : T. Sanjana

Age : 7 Years Female

Diagnosis : Wilms Tumor

My name is Geetha. I am the mother of Sanjana. My

daughter was diagnosed with Wilms

2014. We are from Hyderabad. Sanjana is

daughter. She is an active

and bright student

and the love of our

family.

One day my child was suffering with stomach pain. Then we consulted

medicines as prescribed. The doctor

As told by her mother

7 Years Female

Tumor

mother of Sanjana. My

Tumor in the year

2014. We are from Hyderabad. Sanjana is our second

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examined the child and advised CT Scans. The

Niloufer Hospital. At Niloufer Hospital

referred us to MNJ Cancer Hospital

hospital. We visited MNJ Cancer Ho

the pediatric medical oncologist in the medical o

eased out concerns. She evaluated the reports,

child would be cured.

My child Sanjana was diagnosed with

investigations per Dr. Sudha Sinha’s

daughter in the pediatric ward run by

like chemotherapy, role of surgery

schedule, side effects of chemotherapy and prognosis.

child’s situation and the disease. Impact c

felt so relieved and happy when my daughter completed the

successfully. Impact assured that they will take responsibility for the entire treatment

and medical needs.

My daughter Sanjana is finally cured after one year of chemotherapy, surgery and

radiation with the help of Impact. Psychological and financial support

never lacked a thing after getting her

the Impact ward. We are very happy to see my daughter today. I am very much thankful to

team and Dr. Sudha Sinha who have

support. “May god always bless, for helping needy people like us”

Feb, 2017 to Apr, 2017

advised CT Scans. The doctor found a tumor inside the stomac

Niloufer Hospital, doctors examined the child and saw all the old reports

Hospital. We were worried, as to why Niloufer doctors referred

We visited MNJ Cancer Hospital with a lot of worry and fear. We consulted Dr. Sudha Sinha,

the pediatric medical oncologist in the medical oncology department. She spoke to us pleasantly and

the reports, examined the child and she gave us a lot of hope,

My child Sanjana was diagnosed with Wilms tumor. After complet

’s advice and with the guidance of Impact counselors, we admitted our

by Impact. Impact counselors explained the entire process of treatment

like chemotherapy, role of surgery and importance of radiation. Then they explained chemotherapy

side effects of chemotherapy and prognosis. I still remember how worried I was concerning

disease. Impact counselors gave me a lot of hope, support and put us at ease

when my daughter completed the chemotherapy, surgery and radiation

ed that they will take responsibility for the entire treatment,

My daughter Sanjana is finally cured after one year of chemotherapy, surgery and

radiation with the help of Impact. Psychological and financial support was provided by Impact team. We

getting her admitted into Impact ward. We feel lucky to have

Impact ward. We are very happy to see my daughter today. I am very much thankful to

who have a new hope of life to my child. I can never forget their help and

for helping needy people like us”.

tumor inside the stomach and referred to

xamined the child and saw all the old reports and

iloufer doctors referred us to a cancer

. We consulted Dr. Sudha Sinha,

spoke to us pleasantly and

gave us a lot of hope, that our

fter completion of proper

guidance of Impact counselors, we admitted our

entire process of treatment

explained chemotherapy

I was concerning my

ounselors gave me a lot of hope, support and put us at ease. I

chemotherapy, surgery and radiation

, required nutrition

My daughter Sanjana is finally cured after one year of chemotherapy, surgery and

was provided by Impact team. We

have admitted her in

Impact ward. We are very happy to see my daughter today. I am very much thankful to the Impact

never forget their help and

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CASE STUDY 2 – IN PROGRESS TREATEMENT OF HARSHINI PRIYA

have any siblings. They hail from a

Medical History: In the beginning the

swelling. So parents immediately consulted with Ma

doctors saw the patient condition and suggested

child as suffering with piles. So doctors given medications for three days. But the child was not cured

then the parents consulted Venkateshwara Hospital. T

like CBP, X-ray and well as urine test. A

they referred to Srilekha Hospital, wherein t

Here the doctors identified a tumor in the stomach. T

Hospital which is a government hospital located at

treatment at that government hospital.

Hyderabad. There the doctors admitted the child and d

tests, where they confirmed that child is suffering with cancer. T

Feb, 2017 to Apr, 2017

IN PROGRESS TREATEMENT OF HARSHINI PRIYA

Name : Harshini

Age : 2 ½ Years / Female

Diagnosis : Ewing’s Sarcoma

Address : H.No: 4-130 Kotha Lingala, Khammam.

Harshini is six years old. She is from Kotha Lingala Mandal of

Khammam district. Her father, Dasu Rao work

labor and mother Anusha is a house wife. Harshini P

financially poor family.

the child was unable to pass urine and suffered with stomach pain and

swelling. So parents immediately consulted with Mamatha Hospital at Khammam

the patient condition and suggested an ultrasound. After scanning, they diagnosed

o doctors given medications for three days. But the child was not cured

onsulted Venkateshwara Hospital. The doctors suggested for some more investigations

ray and well as urine test. After that the doctors were unable to identify the actual cause. S

wherein the doctors there also suggested same types of investigations.

entified a tumor in the stomach. Then the doctors referred the child to Niloufer

a government hospital located at Hyderabad. The parents were not satisfied with the

that government hospital. Immediately parents took the child to Rainbow private hospital in

Hyderabad. There the doctors admitted the child and did some more investigations like

child is suffering with cancer. They quoted a huge amount for treatment.

IN PROGRESS TREATEMENT OF HARSHINI PRIYA

Kotha Lingala, Khammam.

is six years old. She is from Kotha Lingala Mandal of

Dasu Rao works as a daily wage

is a house wife. Harshini Priya doesn’t

child was unable to pass urine and suffered with stomach pain and

district. There the

they diagnosed that the

o doctors given medications for three days. But the child was not cured and

he doctors suggested for some more investigations

e to identify the actual cause. So

also suggested same types of investigations.

hen the doctors referred the child to Niloufer

he parents were not satisfied with the

Immediately parents took the child to Rainbow private hospital in

some more investigations like biopsy and CBP

huge amount for treatment.

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But the parents could not afford that much

doctors after seeing old reports, suggested for BMA and with

child is suffering with Ewing’s Sarcoma,

Hospital. MNJ doctors saw the previous reports of other Hospitals.

LFT/RFT and FNAC tests and diagnosed the condition as

treatment process to her parents and started the treatment.

Present Status:

After the explanation of prognosis and treatment process

survive the disease. She, being their

in a stable condition. Both parents are attending to the child and serving as a good support system

child’s treatment.

QUARTERLY STATUS REPORT

During the period of February, 2017 to April, 2017

cancer. Out of which, 140 children were in

Transport support

147 Children benefited from our Transport Support.

• 21children were treated during the month of Feb,

• 65 children were treated in the month of Mar, 2017

• 61 children were treated in the Month of Apr, 2017

Blood Donation Camps

One Camp was conducted in the mont

• Blood products collected in

Blood Products Support

Total children who received free blood is 1431.

Feb, 2017 to Apr, 2017

that much money. So they went to Basvatharaka Cancer Hospital.

suggested for BMA and with the help of BMA report they confirmed that

suffering with Ewing’s Sarcoma, a type of cancer. The doctors referred them

octors saw the previous reports of other Hospitals. MNJ Doctors suggested

diagnosed the condition as cancer. Doctors explained

and started the treatment.

After the explanation of prognosis and treatment process, parents were worried whether the

ir only one daughter only aggravated their concerns. Present

parents are attending to the child and serving as a good support system

US REPORT

During the period of February, 2017 to April, 2017 a total of 1397children has been treated for

Out of which, 140 children were in-patients in the IMPACT ward.

Children benefited from our Transport Support.

during the month of Feb,2016

in the month of Mar, 2017.

in the Month of Apr, 2017.

conducted in the month of February, 2017.

roducts collected in February blood camp – 160 Units.

free blood is 1431.

to Basvatharaka Cancer Hospital. The

the help of BMA report they confirmed that

them to MNJ Cancer

MNJ Doctors suggested CBP,

cancer. Doctors explained the prognosis and

whether the child would

. Presently child is

parents are attending to the child and serving as a good support system for the

children has been treated for

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• 579children received free blood

• 470 children received free blood

• 382 children received free blood

New Admissions

Newly Diagnosed cancer cases in these 3 months are.

• 48 cases in the month of February, 2017.

• 51 cases in the month of March, 2017.

• 35 cases in the month of April

Hygiene Program / Support

Hygiene training was imparted to parent/caretakers of children.

and practices imparted.

• Bed side cleaning.

• Hygiene boxes, Masks and sanitizers were distributed.

Evening Classes

Every day events are held for kids for refreshment and

• Birthday Celebration

• Academic Classes like Mathematics, English and Telugu.

• Drawing and Painting classes

• Cultural Activity

• Building Blocks and Puzzles

• Video games, watching movies and Cartoon videos

Medication

Medicines were procured and administered to several needy children.

• 18 Children got free medicines in February, 2017.

• 25Children got free medicines in March, 2017.

• 33Children got free medicines in April, 2017.

Following medicines were administered with funds from donors.

Medicines administered include the followings.

• Inj.Tigi 50 mg

• Inj.Ethyal predmoslve 250mg.

• Tabs. Endoxan 50mg.

• Tab. Lastet 50mg,

Feb, 2017 to Apr, 2017

free blood during the month of February, 2017.

free blood during the month of March, 2017.

free blood during the month of April, 2017.

Newly Diagnosed cancer cases in these 3 months are.

in the month of February, 2017.

in the month of March, 2017.

of April, 2017.

Hygiene training was imparted to parent/caretakers of children. Following Hygiene aspects were trained

Hygiene boxes, Masks and sanitizers were distributed.

kids for refreshment and entertainment programs are conducted as follows:

Academic Classes like Mathematics, English and Telugu.

Drawing and Painting classes

Puzzles

Video games, watching movies and Cartoon videos

Medicines were procured and administered to several needy children.

e medicines in February, 2017.

ree medicines in March, 2017.

ree medicines in April, 2017.

Following medicines were administered with funds from donors.

Medicines administered include the followings.

250mg.

Following Hygiene aspects were trained

s are conducted as follows:

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• Tomoxefen 20mg.

• Methofast 50 mg.

• Syp. Zocovit.

• Syp. Kids care plus

• Inj. Endoxan 500mg.

• Inj.Colistine 10 lakhs(Veils)

• Inj.Clindazine 300 mg

Volunteering Activities

• Chriec School distributed the snacks in

sanitizers.

• Aasiya Foundation conducted

• Githanjali School donated used cloth

100, tooth paste- 100, biscuit packets

• Chandana distributed biscuits for the kids.

• Ajith, Mahesh and team from TATASET

IMPACT Program

• Butter Milk for children for the month of

• Mr.Shabbir and his friend distributed

Event : Inauguration

Feb, 2017 to Apr, 2017

lakhs(Veils)

distributed the snacks in 100 packs for the kids. They also donated 100 hand

ation conducted entertainment programs for the kids.

Githanjali School donated used clothes, Dettol soap -32, hand wash- 30, vim bar

100, biscuit packets-300, collegate-150, biscuit boxes – 70 pieces & soaps

tributed biscuits for the kids.

from TATASET visited the ward and donated Rs.1,50,000 for the

Butter Milk for children for the month of March was provided by Chandana and family.

Mr.Shabbir and his friend distributed Haleem and ice cream for the kids.

Inauguration of ICU for Pediatric Medical Oncology

They also donated 100 hand

30, vim bar- 100, brushes-

70 pieces & soaps-55.

50,000 for the

by Chandana and family.

ncology