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With your help we can greatly improve the conditions for our
patients and continue to provide quality medical care for the
poor and marginalized. The new hospital building will
significantly increase our medical and surgical capacity and
enable greater outreach for the surrounding underserved
villages. Improved facilities will also enable us to provide a
greater range of services for patients with no means of
traveling to the cities for medical care, which will have to be
paid out-of-pocket.
The photos below show the current state of disrepair at the old
hospital and the progress being made on the new building's
construction. CRHP strives to provide the highest quality medical
care for our patients, observing strict sterile technique and
proven scientific treatment methods. This has resulted in
excellent outcomes and the people's respect and trust in our
competence as health providers. However, this has meant a
reduction in comfortable and aesthetically pleasing facilities,
which also acts as a deterrent to attracting qualified professional
staff. The old hospital is becoming increasingly costly to
repair and is beginning to pose a safety hazard for both staff
and patients. Unless emergency funding is obtained the closure
of this facility will have disastrous consequences for the tens
of thousands of people who rely on our services.
Thank you for your support.
Click here to see a
computer rendering of CRHP's new hospital building
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<men's ward>
<wash room>
<women's ward>
<delivery ward>
<General Ward>
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<premature babies have poor survival outcomes without
adequate equipment>
<snakebite victims are immediately given anti-venom. These
patients sometimes require a ventilator until the effects of the
venom wear off. Both of these life-saving items are in short
supply>
<maternity ward>
<operating room>
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 <photo credit: Joke Vermeersch>
<Screening for cataract, glaucoma
and refractive errors>
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<CRHP's mobile health team making village house
calls>
<Health camps are organized in
the villages>
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NEW HOSPITAL PHOTOS
<Working on the foundation>
<Pouring the concrete>
<Our engineers and construction managers supervise the
project to ensure that work is progressing as planned>
<1/28/08, the first floor of the building is being completed>
<Dr. Arole and son, Ravi, monitor conditions and progress on the
construction site> |
NEW HOSPITAL
PHOTOS
<Making bricks on-site using a new technology; produces lighter,
stronger bricks with much less waste and pollution>
<Workers mix the concrete; Our project is providing
employment for 120 local villagers>
<1/28/08, view of the first floor>
<12/13/07> |
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