Long-term Medical Support for Children, Tangalle, Sri Lanka - Tharindu (Completed)

Some of the challenges faced by these children and their families include the prohibitive costs associated with treatment and the stigma of their stunted growth. Professor Sujeewa, who has worked closely with Real Medicine Foundation and oversees our program, discussed the logistics of treatment and follow up and how reporting is done. Our program has provided a template to follow for others who wish to sponsor groups of children.

Tharindu's is continuing to be treated under our Long Term Medical Support Program and continuing updates are published here:

Long Term Medical Support for Children

 

Initiative Updates

December 30, 2009
Real Medicine Foundation Project Coordinator Mrs. Stephney Minerva Fernando and Real Medicine Foundation Accountant Mr. Nishantha Sadakelum participated in the trip to Ruhuna Medical College at Karapitiya Hospital on December 23rd along with...
July 20, 2008
Tharindu has been receiving support and treatment from Real Medicine for 3 years now, for his condition, Familial Hypercholesterolemia, an autosomal dominant disorder that causes severe elevations in total cholesterol and low-density...
January 28, 2007
Tharindu Hasanga is an active boy. He is fifteen years old now. He goes to Seenimodara Junior School in Tangalle in Hambantota District. He lost his mother in the tsunami of December 2004, and now he and his only sister live with his aunt, Mrs....
October 31, 2006
Tharindu Hasanga is now visiting 9th grade at Seenimodara Junior School in Tangalle. He is very active and creative and gets good grades. The handicraft on the photo below, a living room decoration was created by him. Tharindu continues to do...