Impact
Maqbool gets a the healthcare he deserves
Maqbool is the only child of Zainabbi, a widow, who works as a domestic help. She never in her dreams had thought that her only child would be inflicted by a deadly disease like renal failure.
Maqbool started gradually losing his vision while he was in class VI, after which he discontinued his education. He is now completely blind. He suffers from Stage V Chronic Renal Failure. The cost per dialysis is Rs. 1400/- at Apex kidney Care Pvt. Ltd and the support provided is Rs 500 per session and 8 sessions are required per month.
MESCO supports Maqbool with regular maintenance hemodialysis. While Maqbool may never be fully healthy, the support that he gets gives him the healthcare that he deserves.
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About The Program
What the beneficiary gets
Program Description
MESCO provides aid to patients suffering from kidney disease in the form of dialysis. MESCO does not recommend or enroll patients in any specific clinic or hospital for treatment but instead asks patients to continue treatment in the dialysis center where they have been taking treatment.
MESCO provides six months continuous treatment to each patient selected. The money is paid directly to the dialysis center in advance, at the beginning of every quarter. Each year in June and December, we invite the patients on a particular date and time and issue token numbers to them. If the number of patients attending the programme is found to be in excess of budgeted numbers, then we draw a lottery in their presence and issue the Application Forms to those selected. Patients are advised to submit the forms within a stipulated time with requisite documents.
Field officers visit their homes to verify the details and subsequently applications are selected or rejected by a Committee authorized to do so. Selected patients are supported for a period of six months following the month of application.
About The NGO
MESCO Modern Educational Social & Cultural Organization
Program Updates
Program Updates
19 November, 2019
Care and support being provided
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Care and support being provided
22 July, 2019
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Program Update
The 6 months Dialysis support scheme provides assistance to poor patients with financial assistance for their 6 months dialysis cost. Forms for the dialysis schemes are issued in two cycles annually i.e. March & September. The selection of patients for the 6 months dialysis support for the cycle October 2018 – March 2019 began on 2nd September 2018. 20 patients were selected out of 88 patients through random lots. These patients were asked to submit the filled in the application form along with necessary documents at the office on the prescribed date and time. Face to face interview was conducted of the patient and the investigation reports with recommendations were submitted to the Medical Aid Committee. 20 patients were given financial assistance for dialysis.
Story from the field
Mr.Mastan Edwin is 50 years old.By profession Edwin worked on the boat as a fishermen and did other odd jobs on the boat. Annually he managed to earn nearly Rs.50000/-before getting this chronic disease. Since 2014 he is suffering from Chronic Renal Failure . He is on a regular maintenance Haemodialysis. He needs to undergo Hemo Dialysis thrice a week at Cardinal Gracias Memorial hospital at Bangli, Sandor, in Thane District. The patient has a family of 5 members. He, his wife and his three children together. Since the year 2014 due to his consistent ill health the patient became jobless.The severe financial crunch of the family and continuing depleting health of Edwin pushed his wife to take the lead role as a bread earner in her family. His wife is working as a house maid and other odd jobs. His elder daughter has become a Nun. His eldest child, a son has passed 12th exam and doing clerical work in a society. The youngest child of the patient is in class 10th going to a government school. The patient is living with his family members in their ownership house with bare minimum necessities. who is college going also works on part time basis. They have to visit various trusts to meet the expenses of the ongoing dialysis.
| What is the expected total number of beneficiaries in this program for FY18-19? | 40 |
| What is the number of beneficiaries/ benefits provided in this program, Year-To-Date | 40 |
| Village/City/State where project is located | mumbai |
| Total Budget for the project for FY18-19 | 10606832 |
| Total Expenses for the project YTD | 2331600 |
23 May, 2019
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Program Update
The 6 months Dialysis support scheme provides assistance to poor patients with financial assistance for their 6 months dialysis cost. Forms for the dialysis schemes are issued in two cycles annually i.e. March & September. The selection of patients for the 6 months dialysis support for the cycle October 2018 – March 2019 began on 2nd September 2018. 20 patients were selected out of 88 patients through random lots. These patients were asked to submit the filled in the application form along with necessary documents at the office on the prescribed date and time. Face to face interview was conducted of the patient and the investigation reports with recommendations were submitted to the Medical Aid Committee. 20 patients were given financial assistance for dialysis.
Story from the field
Mr.Akshay Renose, Mr. Renose Akshay was a student studying in class X while preparing for his examination due to nervousness his blood pressure shot up drastically that affected his kidneys and he became a patient of Chronic Renal Failure. It was in 2015 when he underwent his first dialysis. All his dreams of going to college and becoming a graduate shattered. He is no longer a student but doing rounds of his dialysis center and the various trusts in Mumbai to fetch him the finances needed for his ongoing dialysis. He undergoes dialysis at Sukh Sagar Hospital in Kandivali. He undergoes 3 dialysis a week i.e. 12 dialysis a month. The cost of a single dialysis is Rs.600/-. The cost of dialysis per month is Rs.7200/-. There are four members in the family. Akshay is the youngest of all, even his brother is a Chronic renal failure patient. They live on rent, the eldest brother lives separately and helps the family by paying the house rent. The patient’s father is a driver earning Rs.6000/- p.m. whereas the mother is a housewife. The family is very thankful to the donors that the timely help has given them a new lease of life. MESCO select Akshay and help him to survive with such hardship.
| What is the number of beneficiaries/ benefits provided in this program, Year-To-Date | 66 |
| Village/City/State where project is located | Mumbai |
| Total Budget for the project for FY18-19 | 2831040 |
| Total Expenses for the project YTD | 1964160 |
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