Patients Helping Fund - Sudan JOURNEY SO FAR

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Historical background: PHF was established in eastern Sudan 1986 as a nongovernmental organization, focusing mainly on primary and child health care for the victims of Ethiopian civil war. Throughout 30 years of humanitarian constant and mobile health services, PHF has passed through 3 phases:1. Initial phase: this was characterized by the wide expansion of PHF activities in all states of

Sudan by establishing and running health institutions, health camps and campaigns in disaster and emergency situations, with special concern to child health services through specialized charity pediatric hospitals.

2. Second phase: Characterized by establishing specialized surgical centers to satisfy the local needs for more specialized surgical services and to provide financial support for voluntary and charity work in the country. In addition, PHF implemented number of surgical camps inside and outside Sudan in collaboration with local and international partners.

3. Third phase: characterized by expansion in more sophisticated services (training, education and rehabilitation services), in addition to crossing the boarders and implementing number of 2

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activities in many African countries. PHF works through 5 years based strategy and now we are implementing the 20172020- strategic plan with special emphasis on establishing efficient partnerships and collaborations, professionalism, and providing high quality services.

Mission: PHF is a nongovernmental organization which works in the fields of health and social development, by providing health services, health education programs, training and developing more professionally qualified medical personnel and supporting scientific researches, through which it contribute to develop a better quality of life in the community. Through our wise actions, which link direct execution, provision of health services, funding and support through our efficient partnerships, PHF aims to create a healthy society, which is aware of its duties and positively interact with its health needs.

Vision: We are looking forward to be the leading organization in health services nationally and internationally.

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صندوق إعانة المرضى بالسودانPatients Helping Fund - Sudan

Main Values: Dedication, sincerity, excellence, professionalism, justice, transparency, accountability and continuous development.

Main fields of work: 1- Health care (primary, secondary, tertiary).2- Training and education.3- Scientific research.4- Emergencies and relief.5- Community development.

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PHF Health work in fogram:

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Health institutions (Hospitals, specialized centers, primary health care centers):25 Health institutions throughout Sudan:- 5 specialized hospitals (3 pediatric hospitals – 1 surgical hospital – 1 ENT hospital).- 1 ophthalmology center. - 1 physiotherapy center.- 1 sickle cell anaemia center.- 17 primary health care centers.

In 2016, 1,689,748 services were provided by these institutions: Mean of no. of servicesHospital

150000 KASSALA pediatrics specialized hospital180000ALOBAYED pediatrics specialized hospital108000ALDAWHA E.N.T specialized hospital54000 ALKUWAITI surgical specialized hospital

100000ALNAHDA pediatrics specialized hospital90000 ALSALAMA center for physiotherapy and re-habitation13000ALHADIYA ophthalmology center

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Kuwaiti Specialized Hospital - Khartoum7


Achievements in E.N.T: • Electronic Cochlear implantation.• Auditory ossicles procedures. • Laser surgery.• Training of ENT consultants in modern devices and procedures.

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Aldoha E.N.T. Specialized Hospital9


Achievements in physiotherapy: • Introduction of vertebral column realignment device therapy in Sudan. • Establishing rehabilitation centers for disabled children.• Introduction of modern devices in physiotherapy in Sudan.• Establishing regional center for receiving patients from the neighbor countries.

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Achievements in pediatrics: • Three specialized pediatric hospitals:1. Kassala specialized pediatrics teaching hospitals.2. Alobaied specialized pediatrics teaching hospital.3. Alnahda specialized pediatrics hospital (South Darfur).• Therapeutic feeding centers.• Sickle cell anemia specialized center (Alobaied).

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Primary health care centers: No of beneficiaries

2016Date of

establishment statesHealth centers No.

1042281986Kassala Fatima aldaege centers –Halanga 156,3311986GadarifSalmeen center –Gadarif2707631989Northern state Alimtidad neighborhood –Dongola 3908681989River Nile Atbara center 4306401991AljazeeraArkaweet center –Wad madani5390621992Red seaPort Sudan center 6488101995KhartoumAlfarroq center 7327261997Southern kordofan Industrial neighborhood center –kadogly 8691391998KassalaFato center –kassala 9357592000Khartoum Alshigalab center 10

1942122000KhartoumAlsalma charity center 11103402010AljazeeraJbr bin abdulaziz center12352452011Khartoum Alsayidah Khadija center 13352452012Aljazeera Bir alwalidain –managaza14936532013Khartoum Almehary center 15

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MOBILE HEALTH WORK: (MEDICAL CAMPAIGNS): Medical campaign is one of the mobile health services activities which targets the remote areas and poor societies which are deprived of the essential health services.

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Medical campaigns provide the following services: 1. Medical consultation and examination. 2. Medical basic investigations.3. Health education and social activities. 4. Provision of essential medications. OurmedicalcampaignsreachedtheneedypeopleinallstatesofSudan,eveninareasofwarsandarmedconflictsinadditiontotheneighboringAfrican countries.

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Some campaigns were specialized in certain medical conditions like:1. Schistosomiasis combat campaign to Aljazeera state. 2. Diphtheria combat convoy to northern kurdufan state. 3. Environmental sanitation convoys during autumn and flood seasons.

Usually the campaign lasts for about one week and serves about 5000 patients at least.16

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Therapeutic role: Most of the times these campaigns transform into field hospitals during emergency times providing short admission services and performing minor operations.Research role: provide data which are essential in health status assessment of the target area. Social role: The campaigns are accompanied by scholars and elites who contribute to the elevation of social awareness and motivation to the local leaders by guiding them toward the best for their local societies. PHF lunches 10 - 15 campaigns every year, and serves about 50000 people at least.

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MOBILE HEALTH WORK (Outreach clinics): These camps serve the remote areas which are deprived of basic health services, providing the following services:1. Medical consultation and examination.2. Medical basic investigations.3. Health education and community mobilization.4. Provision of essential medications.

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• PHF lunches 30 medical camps /year which serve about15000 patients. • PHF implemented this modality of mobile medical work outside Sudan in some African countries

like Somalia and chad.• PHF has been accredited by WHO for execution of health camps for the refugees from South

Sudan.• Now the model of outreach mobile clinics has been promoted by addition of primary health care

packages.

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Specialized surgical camps: 1. Pediatrics open heart surgery and cardiac catheterization for pediatrics camps (heart beat

initiative): served about 300 patient.2. Ophthalmic surgical camps (sight initiative).3. ENT surgical camps. 4. Urology surgical camps.5. Female vesical fistula repairs surgical camps.Each camp serves the following targets: • Conducting specialized sophisticated surgeries. • Training of junior doctors in the targeted field. • Reconstruction and rehabilitation of the local hospitals.

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Sananei Almamaaroof initiative for conducting operations to poor people: • The initiative Started in 2009.• The goal of the initiative was to support poor people (totally or partially) to perform surgical

operations.• 55 projects were implemented with about 750 beneficiaries /year.

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This initiative covers the following operations: 1. Tonsillectomy, adenoidectomy, cochlear implantation for children.2. Emergency operations.3. Orthopedics operations.4. Urologic operation.5. Emergency Cesarean section.

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RELIEF AND EMERGENCIES: • Health and relief services provided for the areas affected by disasters and wars. • Targets internally displaced person’s(IDPs) camps and affected societies. • Darfur emergency program is considered the biggest program which kept working for 14 years.

Services provided: 1. Establishment of field work center which served the affected areas.2. Basic medical services: medical examination, investigation and management.3. Urgent relief and humanitarian aid.4. Environmental sanitation services.5. Psychosocial support programs.

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PHF partnerships: 1. Maternity and childhood care program in collaboration with UNFPA (about 156800 beneficiaries

per year).2. Therapeutic feeding centers projects in collaboration with CHF, WFP, UNICEF (about 34500

beneficiaries per year).3. Primary health care clinics providing basic health services in collaboration with SHF in Diraij

camp-South Darfur (about 72855 beneficiaries per year).4. Primary health care clinics providing basic health services in collaboration with SHF in AL

Salam camp North Darfur (about 54683 beneficiaries per year.

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The outcomes of these projects were:1. Provision of integrated health services (therapeutic –diagnostic and promotive).2. Relief of poverty and illnesses for poor people by providing them with services in their places.3. Contribution to the institutional construction of charity organizations and associations in Africa.

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In 2015, PHF implemented ONE BODY INNITIATIVE, which aimed at management of vulnerable Yemeni patients in response to the humanitarian CALL due to the collapse of health system as a result of the ongoing war. Open-heart surgeries, diagnostic and therapeutic cardiac catheterization, in addition to ENT operations were conducted within the initiative. Within last decade, PHF implemented a number of medical and surgical camps in Chad, Somalia, Cameron, Kenya, Syrian refugee’s camps in Turkey, Niger and union of Comoros.

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THE AFRICAN AND REGONAL CONCERN:• African continent has the worst health indicators especially in maternal and child health • Many countries lack presence of efficient health system and the essential infrastructures.• Africa is considered as one of the greatest foci in which humanitarian message can be easily

spread through health and charity services. PHF worked in Somalia for 3 years (2011 - 2013) through provision of constant and mobile health and training services focusing mainly on maternity and child health. In addition to rehabilitation, maintenance of malnutrition and diarrheal disease hospital.

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THE AFRICAN AND REGONAL CONCERN:

Relief and emergencies

Food distribution and basic health services provision through mobile clinics in collaboration with UNHCR

Refugees of Eritrean Ethiopian war on eastern borders of Sudan

1998 - 2001

Surgical camps

7 surgical camps in female vesical fistula Surgical specialized camp

NIJORTchad

2003 - 20082017

Relief and medical campaign

Food and cattle distribution for victims of desertification and famine plus basic health services

NIJOR 2005

Relief campaign

Relief convoy contained food ,clothes and child therapeutic nutrition targeted Somali refugees in Kenia

Madera camp in Kenia

2006

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Comprehensive medical campaign

Maintenance, rehabilitation and running of Bander hospital for diarrheal diseases and malnutrition and maternal and child health for two years by sending treating physicians, conducting education sessions, and training of the local health worker .child mortality rate dropped at that time from 100/month to 3/month

Somalia 2011 - 2013

Medical training

2 courses for Somali doctors in integrated management of childhood illnesses(IMCI) , it was the first time to be conducted in Somalia

Somalia 2012

Medical campaigns

Mobile clinics provides basic medical services for refugees in Dabka and Hanbool camps

Somalia 2012

Medical campaign

Provision of health services(preventive, diagnostic, curative and promotive) for Central Africa refugees in South Tchad

Sidu campTchad

2015

Training and education

Organizational development and capacity building program for local health institutions for Central Africa refugees in Cameroon

Cameroon 2015

Sponsoring of students associations

Training, education, capacity building programs and sponsoring of social academic and health programs of African Medical Students Association AMSA in International University of Africa

International University of Africa

2011

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Training and rehabilitation: Continuous medical training through PHF institutions and hospitals in:1. Pediatrics. 2. ENT.3. Physiotherapy. Short training courses for health workers in integrated management of childhood illnesses (IMCI), therapeutic feeding, maternity and child health.During the camps:1. We conduct health education sessions.2. Train local health service providers (medical assistants and midwives).3. Train charity and voluntary organizations employees and build their capacities.

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The Nile center for morals and medical professionalism: Which joins doctors, lawyers, legislators and shariea scholars and scientists in symposiums, lectures and short courses.It aims at: 1. Emphasis in the importance of morals in medical practice.2. publishing about medical ethics in a language that is convenient for consultants. 3. To educate the patients and families about their right and how they could advocate it.

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Honoring PHF by pediatrics association

Dr. Mohammed Alhassan Abdulrahman SulaimanChairman of the board of directors

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Partners and sponsors

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Sudan - Khartoum - AlmamouraAlsiteen street cross Joba street

Tel: 00249 155 124190Fax: 00249 183 528810P.O. Box: 45 Alsagana

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