Compassion Care For Disabled Children Inc

Good Samaritan Health Ceneter: We have expanded our work in the Southeast United States, in the state of Georgia. Our new partner, Good Samaritan Health Centers provides a full range of medical services to the immigrant population of Gwinnett County, which has the fastest growing population in the entire Atlanta Metro Area, In addition to their preventive health work on health screenings and vaccinations for all low-income children in the county. They also provide medical services for special needs children in this badly underserved community. Good Samaritan Health Centers of Gwinnett: Specifics include: Of the 622 children being served during the reporting period, 133 were special needs patients with a physical disability. 27 children have cognitive issues (primarily Autism or Downs Syndrome. a. 622 minors served annually b. 133 of these were special needs icated having a physical problem. c. 27 of these patients have Autism or Down syndrome.Services provided include general dental services such as x-rays and cleanings as long as the patient can provide essential functions for the dentist to care for, medical services such as physicals, vaccinations, and general services.

We support our U.S. military families, who have children with special needs, by providing quality of life programs. We strive to reduce the struggle for those who serve our country. Taxpayer dollars take care of the clinical needs of these children. Our focus is on the funding needed to provide creative activities and performing arts in a safe environment for these kids. We also provide quality of life enhancements for family members (caregivers) by giving them respite time while their children are being safely looked after.

We work side-by-side with in-country partners to provide medical services, mobility devices and other life changing resources desperately needed in communities. Compassion Care for Disabled Children (aka Disabled Childrens Fund) is partnering with Mission to Ukraine (MTU), which currently serves over 600 kids with disabilities, who now find themselves sheltering at this very moment. Many of these children and their families cant flee. The staff is determined to stay with the children, no matter what.