Program Overview for Health
The Healthy Checkups Program for needy children is a proactive initiative organized by our Foundation. Together with our local and international healthcare professionals and medical partner exchanges, we conduct thorough health evaluations, identify potential issues, and provide necessary interventions to improve the overall wellness of underprivileged children.
The Health Checks Program encompasses a range of healthcare services tailored to meet the unique needs of orphaned children. These services include routine health check-ups, vaccinations, dental care, vision screenings, nutritional assessments, and access to medical specialists as needed. By conducting regular health assessments, the program helps identify and address any health concerns promptly, ensuring that orphanage residents receive timely and appropriate medical care.
Furthermore, the program emphasizes health education and promotion within orphanages. Through workshops, training sessions, and educational materials, orphanage staff and children are empowered with knowledge and skills to promote healthy lifestyles, disease prevention, hygiene practices, and nutrition. By fostering a culture of health and wellness, the program seeks to instill lifelong habits that contribute to the overall well-being of orphanage residents.
The Health Checks Program also promotes collaboration and partnerships with healthcare providers, hospitals, clinics, and medical professionals. By leveraging these partnerships, the Mary K. Yap Foundation ensures access to specialized healthcare services, diagnostic tests, treatments, and medications for orphanage residents. This collaborative approach not only enhances the quality of healthcare but also expands the reach and impact of the program.
Additionally, the program advocates for policy changes and resource allocation to support healthcare initiatives for orphanages at local, national, and international levels. By raising awareness, mobilizing support, and advocating for the rights of orphaned children to quality healthcare, the program contributes to broader efforts to improve healthcare access and outcomes for vulnerable populations.
Overall, the Health Checks Program for Orphanages led by the Mary K. Yap Foundation embodies a commitment to holistic health and well-being for orphaned children. Through regular health assessments, education, partnerships, and advocacy, the program aims to ensure that orphanage residents receive comprehensive healthcare services, empowering them to lead healthy and fulfilling lives. READ MORE
The Answers to Your Questions
Healthy Orphan Children Initiatives
A vital aspect of these initiatives revolves around preventing and treating prevalent diseases affecting the vulnerable population, such as malnutrition, tuberculosis, measles, and malaria. We accomplished this through actionable steps.
- Conduct regular health checks to identify and address any deficiencies or developmental issues.
- Organize prevention measures by practicing stringent hygiene measures to minimize the risk of infection.
- Coordinate Educational initiatives to promote awareness and prioritize children’s safety and immunity.
- Promote vaccination campaigns, medication distribution, and nutritional support.
How can our orphanage register for the Healthy Checkups?
Please go to the Update Section of the Website Tab. Then, click the Sign-Up Forms Tab. You will select the relevant forms that apply to your needs. Send back the completed forms to the email address provided.
Who are the partners conducting health evaluation and screening for vaccination treatments?
Foundation works with a network of medical and healthcare alliances in the country and abroad that are certified and approved by the relevant bodies of the Ministry of Health to provide vaccination and treatments. Only registered doctors and trained nurses work with our program management team to administer the completion of health checks.