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    Celebrating 20 years!

    20 years ago, IMPACT's vision for a floating hospital in Bangladesh became a reality - replicating the idea behind our hospital train in India but adapted to suit a country with 700+ rivers...

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    Child Health on the Tonlé Sap

    We are dedicated to improving the lives of disadvantaged children living on the Tonlé Sap Lake in northern Cambodia...

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    Tasty Team makes an IMPACT!

    Our UK programme, The Tasty Team, aims to prevent a range of potentially disabling diseases and serious conditions, by providing cooking sessions, budgeting help and general nutritional advice to improve the health and well being of children and families in Mid Sussex.

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We are grateful to the RCN Foundation for supporting IMPACT’s Nursing Institute in Bangladesh. It is a proud moment for IMPACT and the student nurses to be hosting Past President Cecilia Amin and her nursing and care colleagues Felicia Kwaku, Kath McCourt & Patrick Dunn. Thanks for sharing your skills and expertise with us, and for taking the time to visit IMPACT's wider programme in #Bangladesh 🙏 #YearoftheNurseandMidwife #Nurses2020 #Midwives2020 #TheWorldNeedsMoreNurses ... See MoreSee Less

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Early identification and treatment can stop a disability from worsening, and in many cases, can reverse it altogether.

All it takes is reaching the people who need care in good time.

It is estimated that 60% of childhood hearing loss is preventable. In most cases, timely treatment can prevent permanent damage to young ears.👂🙏❤️

‘We take ENT health screening and treatment to poor and remote schools because we have this great opportunity and responsibility to prevent a lot of human suffering.’ - Sonita Pong, IMPACT Cambodia 😀 ... See MoreSee Less

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It's always good to hear about lives transformed...😀👌11 years old Enock is the first born in a family of 4. The parents are farmers and don’t have a stable source of income. They survive on government handouts.Enock was identifed during IEA's school health program visit in their school. He was suffering from a bilateral chronic ear infection with discharge. The boy was known as a poor performer in class. This was caused by difficult in hearing as a result of this condition which is a major cause of hearing loss. His performance was not good as he would frequently miss classes to go and seek medication. He came for the ear camp in 2018 and 2019. During 2018 a heearing assessment was done. The right ear was found to be worse of the two ears and he was booked for operation and the corrective procedure conducted on him . IEA has conducted follow ups at our ENT community clinics in Kitui where Enock has been visiting for check ups. He did very well post operatively.
Enock parents were very grateful for the good work and they presented the boy during last year ear camp for the operation of the left ear.Upon conducting a hearing assessment during IEA's 2019 EAR Surgical camp, the results were so encouraging. The right ear healed very well and the left ear was operated. His hearing has improved greatly on the right ear and he has had no discharge. His self esteem has also improved as he can now interact very well with his peers and make new friends. The teachers are very happy with the boy. He is active in class and has improved in class performance. He is inspired to become a doctor in future so he can be able to help other pupils who have ear problems. We are so glad we made an Impact in Enock's life. ... See MoreSee Less

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felicia_kwakuFelicia Kwaku@felicia_kwaku·
16 Feb

#Bangladesh diary- Last day Dhaka club @cisanim gives thanks to Impact especially Dr Hasib Mahmud who made visit effortless. She was particularly struck by community projects e.g. mothers club, home gardens and the water pufication plant paid for by Impact Bangladesh & @Impact_UK

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14 Feb

#Bangladesh diary - day 5. Me & @cisanim reflecting on our trip so far. It’s been a week of excitement & wanting to do more. We’ve seen Nurses in all kinds of environments & lots of Impact Bangladesh @IMPACT_UK_ supported community projects in several of the villages we visited

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#Bangladesh diary day 5 - we left the Jibon Turi floating hospital this morning. I’ve included a map of some of the locations the boat has docked at which is mainly central & southern Bangladesh. IMPACT_UK_ Impact Bangladesh

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We are so proud to be hosting Past President of th We are so proud to be hosting Past President of the @RCNFoundation @cisanim & @felicia_kwaku, Kath McCourt & Patrick Dunn at IMPACT's Nursing Institute in Bangladesh. TY for sharing your expertise with our nursing students and for taking the time to visit IMPACT's wider programme #Nursing2020
Early identification and treatment can stop a disa Early identification and treatment can stop a disability from worsening, and in many cases, can reverse it altogether. All it takes is reaching the people who need care in good time. It is estimated that 60% of childhood hearing loss is preventable. In most cases, timely treatment can prevent permanent damage to young ears. ‘We take ENT health screening and treatment to poor and remote schools because we have this great opportunity and responsibility to prevent a lot of human suffering.’ Sonita Pong- IMPACT Cambodia
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Huge thanks to the Rotary Club of Cuckfield and Li Huge thanks to the Rotary Club of Cuckfield and Lindfield for raising £500 towards IMPACT’s floating hospital in Bangladesh #ActionTodayToPreventDisabilityTomorrow
Thank you to everyone who has supported IMPACT in Thank you to everyone who has supported IMPACT in 2019. IMPACT projects in Africa and Asia have delivered medical care, surgery and projects to prevent needless disability to 1.5 million people this year. And thanks to Rafaela Tanner of Parrainer un enfant en Inde for this great photograph from her time volunteering on board the Lifeline Express hospital train this summer👍The IMPACT UK office reopens on Thursday 2nd January 2020.
🎁 IMPACT's charity Gift Tokens feature again in 🎁 IMPACT's charity Gift Tokens feature again in Martin Lewis' MoneySavingExpert.com 'How to do good at Christmas' guide. Our virtual gifts include a gaggle of geese, surgery to repair a child's cleft lip or restore someone's sight, training for a healthworker and much more. And there's still time to order for Christmas! 🌍💝🐔🐐https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/charity-gifts/?utm_source=MSE_Newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_term=17-Dec-19-50588469-2712&utm_campaign=nt-bignote-one&utm_content=6#gifts
🎁🎄🌟 Don't delay! Order IMPACT Christmas g 🎁🎄🌟 Don't delay! Order IMPACT Christmas gifts today. Make your purchase by 3pm on Friday 20th Dec for 1st Class Royal Mail (UK only). Orders received after that will be sent by Royal Mail Special Delivery. Last orders for Christmas...12pm Monday 22nd December https://impact.org.uk/shop/
Ade Edmondson once said ‘There’s a lot of shit Ade Edmondson once said ‘There’s a lot of shittiness in the world at the moment but IMPACT does something brilliant and positive that actually works!’ Watch again - Ade's BBC film telling the story of the Lifeline Express, IMPACT’s hospital train in India youtube.com/watch?v=RzmJ5S…
The Lifeline Express hospital train has served 11 The Lifeline Express hospital train has served 11 locations across India this year, treating 112,000+ people. A publicity campaign alerts rural communities that the 'magic train' is on its way - adverts on TukTuks help spread the word 💙#TakingTheHospitalToThePeople
Day two of the IMPACT East Africa Ear Surgery Camp Day two of the IMPACT East Africa Ear Surgery Camp in Mwingi, Kenya. 18 patients scheduled for surgery this week. ‘We hope to receive more patients tomorrow to end the year with more friends hearing better!’ #LoveYourEars 💙👂👂#ActionTodayToPreventDisabilityTomorrow #EarCamp2019
Support IMPACT this #GivingTuesday...IMPACT.org.uk Support IMPACT this #GivingTuesday...IMPACT.org.uk 🎁DONATE-£40 restores sight, hearing or movement to another person🎁SHOP-our tea towel & water bottle raise vital funds🎁GIFT an IMPACT Gift Token🎁SEND IMPACT Christmas cards💙TY! #CharityGifts #CharityTuesday
🌍💚 #FridaysForFuture #GreenFriday #ClimateCh 🌍💚 #FridaysForFuture #GreenFriday #ClimateChange All over the world, young people are leading the way✊In Kenya @impactEAfrica is supporting volunteers to plant 100s of trees in their schools. Our £10 gift token provides saplings for a class to nurture impact.org.uk/product/the-gi…
🐣🎁 Honk Honk! Thank you to everyone who boug 🐣🎁 Honk Honk! Thank you to everyone who bought our ‘Gaggle of Geese’ Gift Tokens last Christmas...👀 what a difference a year makes – the goslings you donated are all grown up and laying nutrient-rich eggs for families at risk from malnutrition. A £30 Gift Token helps another family, as well as making a thoughtful gift for your loved one...www.IMPACT.org.uk/product-category/gift-tokens/
Leprosy still exists in pockets of Cambodia. IMPAC Leprosy still exists in pockets of Cambodia. IMPACT is supporting O’Dangkor–a community affected by the disease. Until now, the one-room, tin-roofed health post you can see in the photos was the only place for people to turn to for medical care. IMPACT-Cambodia is replacing it with a new, modern brick clinic-as well as supporting activities to counter discrimination and prejudice, which can prevent people with symptoms coming forward for treatment. The good news is that the leprosy is curable with multidrug therapy. And raising awareness of self-care techniques for people with nerve damage can prevent further disabilities #ActionTodayToPreventDisabilityTomorrow
#GlastoSpirit Lots of people with #GlastonburyFest #GlastoSpirit Lots of people with #GlastonburyFestival on their minds today…so a long overdue thanks to our supporter Liz. She had a VIP pass last year but spread the love by donating what she would have paid for a ticket to IMPACT’s floating hospital in #Bangladesh🥰#Glasto2020
🐔 🐔🐔 TY Inner Wheel of Hart for gifting 4 🐔 🐔🐔 TY Inner Wheel of Hart for gifting 40 members of IMPACT Nepal's Mothers’ Clubs with laying hens to improve their family diets. The hens will provide nutritious eggs and any surplus can be sold to generate much-needed income for healthcare & school fees
#WorldToiletDay Here in Kenya, children at Munyuun #WorldToiletDay Here in Kenya, children at Munyuuni School are celebrating because @impactEAfrica has built their school’s 1st permanent toilet block. Parents & teachers contributed their labour – a great example of IMPACT bringing people together to effect lasting change!
✋🤚💦 Dry up in style with the new £5 IMPAC ✋🤚💦 Dry up in style with the new £5 IMPACT tea towel! It reproduces an original wall painting by the artist Jilly Sutton on board IMPACT's floating hospital in Bangladesh impact.org.uk/product/tea-to… #CharityGifts #ActionTodayToPreventDisabilityTomorrow
🙏Your support makes the world of difference to 🙏Your support makes the world of difference to the lives of others. This year, IMPACT programmes delivered medical care, surgery & projects to prevent needless disability to 1.5 million people. Read all about it in our 2019 Annual Review! impact.org.uk/wp-content/upl…
Combatting malnutrition and diet-related ill healt Combatting malnutrition and diet-related ill health is one of our top priorities. In India, IMPACT volunteers visit schools in rural Maharashtra to share knowledge about nutrition & encourage home vegetable growing #EatYourGreens! 🥦🥬🥒🍈#ActionTodayToPreventDisabilityTomorrow
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