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Spring 2013 Newsletter 1-2013 March 9, 2013 - download 4 pages 386 mb
Letter from the Chair, Seven Small Grants Awarded, Kangaroo Mother Care, 2013 Board of Directors, 2013 Innovative Small Grants, Final Report from Sierra Leone, At an Orphanage on an Island, Need it Quickly? It's in Your Kitchen, Natural Disinfectant, More Clean Water, Informing the Public, Preventing Death from Diarrhea
Autumn 2012 Newsletter 3-2012 December 4, 2012 - download 2 pages 1.12 mb
Creative Instruction, We've Made a Difference, Hygiene Promoted, Tippy Tap, Out! Worms, CHF Supports Cholera Research, Good Training, Working with Medical Students
Summer 2012 Newsletter 2-2012 August 2, 2012 - download 2 pages 302 kb
Melinda Gates Visits the Centre, Administrative Director Retires, Overcoming Malnutrition, Teaching with Film and Marches, Esther Lazarson, Rain Water for Better Health, New Member of the Board, Solar Disinfection
Spring 2012 Newsletter 1-2012 March 3, 2012 - download 4 pages 646 kb
Letter from the Chair, 2012 Board of Directors, Six Small Grants Awarded, Two New Board Members, Clean, Clear Water, 2012 Innovative Small Grants, Pumping Up Iron, Friends Orphanage School, Building Motivation in the Community, Donald Mackay Medal, Transforming Health in Mali, Saving Lives in India, Health Education in Mexico
Autumn 2011 Newsletter 3-2011 November 26, 2011 - download 2 pages 242 kb
Saving Lives in Nigeria, Saving Lives in West Bengal, From Pond to Sea, Saving Lives Everywhere, Saving Lives in Madagascar, Saving Lives in Orissa, Saving Lives in Nicaragua, Emergency Relief, Monica Ashok, Saving Lives in Dominican Republic, Saving Lives in Mali
Summer 2011 Newsletter 2-2011 July 10, 2011 - download 2 pages 97 kb
Doula (Mother’s Helper), Overcoming Malnutrition, A Thousand Days, Clean Hands = Better Health, Health Education for Orphans, Two Projects in Mexico, Skill Training
Spring 2011 Newsletter 1-2011 March 19, 2011 - download 4 pages 1.5 mb
Letter from the Chair, Seven Small Grants Awarded, Dan Climbs for Child Health, More Clean Water, 2011 Innovative Small Grants, Dirty Water and Cholera, Filtering the Water, Zinc is Best, Exclusive Breastfeeding, Demystifying Breastfeeding, ORS for Cholera Epidemic, Haiti, Making Info Available, New Bathroom, Help for Pakistan Floods, Food Security, 2010 Annual Report - Ready Soon
Autumn 2010 Newsletter 3-2010 November 3, 2010 -
download 2 pages 1.1 mb
Health Education, Awareness Programs, Our Website, Dan Climbs for Child Health, Rape Devastates Lives, A Doula is a Trained Mom Helper, Growing Taller Children, Malnutrition Program, Emergency Relief, Improved Sanitation Practices, Buy a Card, Save a Life
Summer 2010 Newsletter 2-2010 July 20, 2010 - download 2 pages 1.6 mb
Children Study with Solar Lamps, Better Nutrition, Centre in Bangladesh to be Learning Lab, Text4Baby, WaterGuard, COTS, Quick Aid to Disaster Victims, Education and Micronutrients, Poultry and Fish Farming, Rita Colwell Granted Award, Saving Newborns, World Food Day
Spring 2010 Newsletter 1-2010 March 8, 2010 - download 4 pages 2.2 mb
Letter from the Chair, 2010 Innovative Small Grants, 2009 Annual Report Ready Soon, 2010 Board of Directors, Twelve Small Grants Awarded, Clean Water, Tubewell donated by Maryland Presbyterian Church, Inexpensive Worm Treatment, Finger-lickin’ Good, Health and Child Support, What Can Be Done?, HIV and Anemia, A Coloring Book for Siblings, Breast is Best, Good News in Pakistan
Autumn 2009 Newsletter 3-2009 November 10, 2009 - download 2 pages 1.1 mb
Reaching Out to China, Alternate Energy, Saving Children's Lives, Addressing Malnutrition, Cleaner Water with Filter, Improving Health through Awareness, Mobile Malnutrition Program, Emergency Relief, Reducing Stigma of HIV/AIDS, A Forgotten Disease, Buy A Card, Save a Life.
Summer 2009 Newsletter 2-2009 July 1, 2009 2 pages 1.2 mb
George Washington Carver Would be Pleased, WaterGuard, Going Ciber, Keeping Children Healthy, More Clean Drinking Water, Quick Aid to Disaster Victims, Poultry and Fish Farming, Violence against Women, Music, Dance, Drama, New Board Director, Security Blankets
Spring 2009 Newsletter 1-2009 February 26, 2009 4 pages 1.9 mb
Ten Small Grants Awarded, Treating Cholera in Zimbabwe, Happier Mexican Children, Letter from the Chair, Board Director Receives Honor, Health Care for Uninsured Children, U. S. Presidents and Children, Overcoming HIV Stigma, Mother’s Clubs, 2009 Innovative Small Grants, Study Addresses Anemia in India, Water-borne Diseases in Bengal, Centre in Bangladesh Promotes Gender Equality
Autumn 2008 Newsletter 3-2008 November 10, 2008 2 pages 1.5 mb
Can Books Help Kids Lose Weight?, Healthy Food, Want to See What You’ve Done?, New Project in Congo, Clean Water and Latrines, We have a New Brochure, New Director, Soul Food for Baby, Buy a Card, Save a Life, Mother Support Groups
Summer 2008 Newsletter 2-2008 July 15, 2008 2 pages 1.6 mb
More Clean Drinking Water; Exclusive Breastfeeding; Keeping Children Healthy; Mothers’ Clubs; Quick Aid to Disaster Victims; Healthier Babies; Music, Dance, Drama; Three New Board Directors
Spring 2008 Newsletter 1-2008 March 1, 2008 4 pages 2 mb
Villagers Benefit from Health Care; 2008 Innovative Small Grants; Cows Chickens and Bicycles—Part II; She Enjoyed Her Visit; The Foundation Has Two New Board Members; Letter from the Chair; Food For the Poorest; Improved Attitudes; School Sanitation Clubs; Mexican Worms; Workshops Promote UN Goals; Anemia and HIV
Newsletter 3-2007 2 pages 176 kb
Newsletter 2-2007 2 pages 227 kb
Newsletter 1-2007 4 pages 2.1 mb
Other Downloads
Child Health Foundation
Annual Report 2011 14 pages 381 kb
Annual Report 2010 14 pages 1.5 mb
Annual Report 2009 13 pages 2.5 mb
Annual Report 2008 13 pages 3.3 mb
Annual Report 2007 13 pages 5.5 mb
Annual Report 2006 6 pages 836 kb
Ceralyte Distribution Report 3 pages 181 kb
Ceralyte Detail Product Distribution Report 3 pages 47 kb
January - October 2007
Other News
Donate/Support Dan Climbs for Child Health - Aconcagua Climb, January 5-24, 2011
 Pakistan Relief Efforts
The devastation caused by flooding in Pakistan has us all wanting to help more. According to UNICEF, the lives of 3.5 million children are under threat. You have heard and seen the rest from the media. Child Health Foundation supports an organization there which has reached out to us for emergency funds and we would like to offer this opportunity to everyone who wants to help.
Because this is a grassroots organization working to improve the lives of the survivors with food, clothes and medicines, we feel that the money you give would be used wisely and we assure you that all of it will go there.
Click here to give and write Pakistan under comments.
Cera Products / Child Health Foundation donate ORS to earthquake victims in Haiti
Child Health Foundation has donated 10 pallets with 9,000 litres of CeraLyte Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS) to the victims of the tragic earthquake in Haiti, preparing for epidemics of diarrheal disease, almost certain to happen. Children are the most vulnerable. ORS prevents death from dehydration. The product was supplied by Cera Products Inc. and donated to Direct Relief International who will take it to Haiti. Anyone who wants to make a tax deductible financial contribution to help the victims in Haiti can do so either on our
website or send a check to our office:
Child Health Foundation,
10630 Little Patuxent Parkway, Century Plaza, Suite 126, Columbia, MD 21044 USA
Cyclone Aila victims need help
Emergency health service for riot victims
Unusual rise in patients at ICDDR,B’s Dhaka Hospital
A Surprise Appearance
This photo certainly depicts the Gates' positive impression
of the Center’s Hospital and their concern for the patients
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Bill and Melinda Gates made an unannounced visit to ICDDR,B in Bangladesh in December 2006. Their foundation has donated generously to the Center, especially for pneumonia studies. Upper respiratory diseases hold the number one cause of death among children in the developing world.
The visit was a well kept secret for security reasons, and all went well. The Gates’ have been instrumental in bringing global health to the public’s attention. They make these kinds of trips annually to get first hand information about how their money is being used. |
According to an article in Time magazine, the couple “delights in these escapades, not just because they are intellectually captivated by the scientific challenge of treating the diseases of the poor but also because they are convinced that they are living through a historic inflection point when medical breakthroughs could save the lives of millions.”
The International Centre for Diarrheal Disease Research, Bangladesh (ICDDR,B), our partner in child health, is doing just that!
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