Global Philanthropic Report 2019 - SECT, VKF & Go2C

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Through PAPO and her allies in ULAP, Fatima plans to convince PhilHealth to integratepsychosocial support into the national system.Child life services produce a sea of change in the lives of the children they invest into. To cite aninstance, Dr. Angie Sievert-Fernandez, PhD CCLS and Ms. Ninin Sumpaico-Jose, MA CCLS (bothCertified Child Specialists from Kythe Foundation, Inc.) conducted a study entitled “Addressingthe Emotional Distress of the Hospitalized Child: The Role of the Child Life Program” in onepartner hospital. They used Child Drawing in Hospital, a validated tool to score children’s level ofanxiety. The drawings below belong to a patient who is living with a rare disease called BlueRubber Bleb Nevus Syndrome. The patient, then aged 12 years old, was asked to draw herperception of the hospital before and after the implementation of child life services.Pre TestPost TestOne does not need to be a psychologist to see the change in the child’s hospital world after theimplementation of child life services. Child life services such as play, education about the illness,preparation for medical procedures and emotional support for the family have proved to lowerthe level of anxiety and help the patient cope with the stress in the healthcare setting. The patientis now 20-years old, taking maintenance medicine and is living a well-adjusted adult life.Charm was 13 years old when he was diagnosed with osteosarcoma at Philippine OrthopedicCenter. He did not want to enter the playroom then because he felt the activities were just forsmall children. One day, Ms. Ninin (Kythe Child Life Specialist) conducted a polvoron-makingsession. Charm gave it a try and he found himself enjoying the interaction among pediatric cancerpatients. He then looked forward to the weekly activities in the hospital. The activities helpedhim cope with his situation. Unfortunately, the doctors needed to amputate his left leg to preventthe cancer cells from spreading. The good news was that after a year of chemotherapy, Charmwas declared cancer-free. Charm, or Kuya Charm as the children fondly call him, is now himself a187
Child Life Coordinator at Philippine Orthopedic Center. Charm has gone full-circle and is payingit-forward.Our InvolvementIn order to serve Kythe Foundation’s need better, a managing trustee of SECT visited them tounderstand their work better. Upon the visit we realized that the Child Life Coordinators need toupdate their skills to provide quality child life services. In mutual agreement, SECT with KytheFoundation began to support the Kythe Child Life Coordinator’s continuing education. KytheFoundation called this new endeavor the Kythe Child Life Advocacy Program (KCLAP).Increasing the capacity of the Kythe Child Life Coordinators, improves the quality of psychosocialservices provided to pediatric patients. The KCLAP also enabled them to train personnel fromother healthcare institutions on how to implement Child Life Services. SECT has hencesignificantly helped in capacitating Kythe Child Life Coordinators to meet the demand for childlife services training in hospitals all over the country, by giving INR 1.07 Lakh into the process.SECT/Go2C/VKFInvolvementSector(s)Nature of EngagementSupporting the initiation of the Kythe Child Life AdvocacyProgram in the PhilippinesPublic Health Care, Mental HealthPartnerships and Funding SupportDirect/Indirect Beneficiaries Not Ascertained yet188
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Table of ContentsPreface 1Table of
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Our Serving HandsThe Vasudhaiva Kut
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Note from Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam Fou
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AcknowledgmentsThis report would no
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About Go2CGo2C is a Sec-8 social en
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About SECTFounded in 2011 as a non-
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Executive Summary"Whatever you do w
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Initiatives16
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Sl.No. Engagement Sectors Nature of
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BackgroundWhile Sub-Saharan Africa
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Charlotte and Claudia enjoy the fac
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KEEP content designed to raise awar
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Young African Leaders Initiative(YA
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YALI aims at hosting, educating, an
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MUKTISunderbans, India36
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Talented Students Sponsorship (TSS)
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Sahida going about her workVKF Invo
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BackgroundThere are about 97 childr
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For physically-challenged children,
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Kalam Express during Inauguration b
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Our InvolvementA CWSN does motor ex
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BackgroundMorni and Pinjore are hil
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Aarogyam in operation, stabilising
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during the week. All the services a
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Art of PlayFaridabad, Haryana, Indi
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The educators provide on-field demo
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Cochin Cancer SocietyCochin, Kerala
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One of CCS Mobile Mammogram Units w
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BackgroundChuliaposi and Machhia ar
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Mauna Dhwani employs long-term, sus
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Trainers and students Weaving at th
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ESTAHKrishnagiri District, Tamil Na
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Soil Conditions in Krishnagiri Dist
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Other benefits due to the tractor h
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Every Child a ScientistChennai, Tam
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aims to inculcate a spirit of inqui
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Nutrition PilotFaridabad, Haryana,
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To be able to better support Nouris
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achieve: bring about hands-on nutri
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Maher AshramPune, Maharashtra, Indi
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Maher: Running homes for the destit
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Excavation and laying of drainage p
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BackgroundIndia is a rapidly urbani
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3. IHF facilitated credit camps and
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Guru PuraskarFaridabad, Haryana, In
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Guru Puraskar Awards and Events in
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Bloomsday ClockTuljapur, Maharashtr
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Solar Farm Models like these is wha
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BackgroundThere is a huge need for
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SECT/Go2C/VKFInvolvementSector(s)Na
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BackgroundThere is a need to develo
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Seafarer TrainingPan-India110
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Development of PanchayatsThiruvallu
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Narikuravar Community, AdigatturChi
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Water Supply Connections at Chithuk
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iCALL so farAs the center has been
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BackgroundThe need for affordable y
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Education InitiativesChennai, Tamil
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SECT is also supporting two fisherm
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Manila OfficeThe Synergy Marine Gro
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2018-19, total beneficiaries girls
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At Willing Hearts Charity, Singapor
Page 137 and 138: BackgroundAccording to a report sub
Page 139 and 140: Topiamma’s and Inderjeet’s Reun
Page 141 and 142: BackgroundPalliative care is a heal
Page 143 and 144: Our InvolvementGo2C facilitated bri
Page 145 and 146: Activities of BBH (clockwise): Thim
Page 147 and 148: Light Of Life TrustMaharashtra, Ind
Page 149 and 150: 6. Student Friendly Supplementary E
Page 151 and 152: BackgroundAs the founders Ashish an
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Page 155 and 156: Kerala FloodsThe floods in Kerala d
Page 157 and 158: Support from SECT towards relief wo
Page 159 and 160: About SanghamitraSanghamitra Instit
Page 161 and 162: Jan Sewa SamarpanHazaribagh and Sim
Page 163 and 164: Employment Act (MGNREGA). Anemia, m
Page 165 and 166: Our InvolvementGo2C raised INR 1.3
Page 167 and 168: Hundreds of children run away from
Page 169 and 170: SOCH has three projects, Project
Page 171 and 172: BackgroundInspired by the ideals of
Page 173 and 174: JST set up the distinct Hosa Jeevan
Page 175 and 176: Human-scale technologies at JSTThe
Page 177 and 178: Smile VillagePhnom Penh, Cambodia17
Page 179 and 180: Living conditions of scavengersAbou
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Page 183 and 184: Our InvolvementA few from our team
Page 185 and 186: BackgroundImagine your five-year ol
Page 187: Kythe Foundation also helps fund ce
Page 191 and 192: BackgroundWanting to do something a
Page 193 and 194: seminal thinkers who have made rema
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Page 197 and 198: The Original LILA BandIn their pers
Page 199 and 200: BackgroundIn the Philippines, the n
Page 201 and 202: JP in 2011 under GVSP to uncover an
Page 203 and 204: PADS Adaptive Dragonboat TeamPADS f
Page 205 and 206: SECT/Go2C/VKFInvolvementSector(s)Na
Page 207 and 208: BackgroundThe Government Mental Hos
Page 209 and 210: Go2C’s EngagementWe came to know
Page 211 and 212: Sl.No.InitiativeDirect Funding(SECT
Page 213 and 214: Sl.No.InitiativeDirect Funding(SECT
Page 215 and 216: Sl.No.InitiativeDirectBeneficiaries
Page 217 and 218: Sl.No.InitiativeDirectBeneficiaries
Page 219 and 220: Training of Seafarers , pan IndiaDe
Page 221 and 222: Smile VillagePhilipine Disability A
Page 223 and 224: Maher Ashram, MaharashtraBloomsday
Page 225 and 226: Maher Ashram, MaharashtraAdarsha Co
Page 227 and 228: Every Child A Scientist, Tamil Nadu
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