List of supplies:
For kids:
- Pedia Sure
- Nan 1 & 2/LACTOGEN
- Nutrigeon
- Anchor 1+
- Nebulisers
- Pediatric Nebulising Masks
- Domperidome Syrup/Suppositories
- Volteron suppositories, for kids
- Blood Pressure Monitors, for kids
- Anti-biotics
- Painkillers
- Kids clothes
- Roll up mattresses
- Bed pans
- Adult Diapers
- Macintoshes
- Sterilised Gauze/Dressings
- Housecoats/Sarongs
- Local Applications (Fucidin, Soframycin etc)
- Drugs (Anti-bios, Painkillers)
- Ryhydration Salts (Jeevani)
- IV Stands
- High-energy Supplements
We have plans for Phase 2 (Rehabilitation) and Phase 3 (Sustainability). However, we expect to remain in Phase 1 until we are no longer needed.
We have a large consignment of medicine coming in (thanks once again to ACT Member Govinda Tidball). Therefore we will not be concentrating as heavily on purchasing anti-biotics and painkillers. We have decided instead, based on the high number of infants and children under 5, that our focus this time will be PEDIATRICS and associated supplies. We have learned (and seen) that malnutrition and respiratory infections are the primary concern in the pediatric wards. Therefore milk and high energy supplements is a priority. We will also purchase nebulisers for children.
The other patients also need our care. Our Chairman Professor Sheriffdeen travelled to Vavuniya and Padaviya on Saturday, at the request of the Ministry of Health. He confirms our own sentiments, that over-crowding is a major problem. Vavuniya Hospital (as of today) has capacity for 430, but has 1,200 warded patients and including families, over 3000 people reside at the Hospital. Padaviya Hospital currently has 1,500 patients, once again with a high number of babies.
We have wholesale pricing on all goods so please contact us if purchasing directly, we will give you our pricing. We hope to make the next delivery within 2 weeks, pending the arrival of our imported medicine.
We, the Trustees of ACT, would like to thank all of you who worked to make our first delivery possible. The same Teams will now manage the second delivery. We hope we can count on your continued support. Please contact us asap if you have any queries.
info[at]actlanka.org
We have a large consignment of medicine coming in (thanks once again to ACT Member Govinda Tidball). Therefore we will not be concentrating as heavily on purchasing anti-biotics and painkillers. We have decided instead, based on the high number of infants and children under 5, that our focus this time will be PEDIATRICS and associated supplies. We have learned (and seen) that malnutrition and respiratory infections are the primary concern in the pediatric wards. Therefore milk and high energy supplements is a priority. We will also purchase nebulisers for children.
The other patients also need our care. Our Chairman Professor Sheriffdeen travelled to Vavuniya and Padaviya on Saturday, at the request of the Ministry of Health. He confirms our own sentiments, that over-crowding is a major problem. Vavuniya Hospital (as of today) has capacity for 430, but has 1,200 warded patients and including families, over 3000 people reside at the Hospital. Padaviya Hospital currently has 1,500 patients, once again with a high number of babies.
We have wholesale pricing on all goods so please contact us if purchasing directly, we will give you our pricing. We hope to make the next delivery within 2 weeks, pending the arrival of our imported medicine.
We, the Trustees of ACT, would like to thank all of you who worked to make our first delivery possible. The same Teams will now manage the second delivery. We hope we can count on your continued support. Please contact us asap if you have any queries.
info[at]actlanka.org
That email is incorrect. The correct contact details for ACT are listed on the site:
ReplyDeleteWe need to buy goods and put them on trucks up North. You can contribute either money or goods.
Donations
If you’re in Sri Lanka please contact Krishni at accounts@actlanka.org. Internationally please make a wire transfer to our NDB account, but do make a personal contact first.
Goods
You can drop-off goods at the location below. You can also contact Michelle (medicines@actlanka.org) or Tamara (supplies@actlanka.org) for wholesale purchasing and better pricing.
Collection Point (Mon-Fri, 9-5)
Radhika Philip/ACT
c/o Investor Access Asia
60, Fifth Lane
Colombo 3
Please contact Neesha (inventory@actlanka.org) prior to delivery.
The e-ad has now been corrected so, you can contact ACT on the e-ad given at the foot of the post.
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