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Saturday September 28, 2019 2:00 Ivory Coast Hospital Humanity First TELETHON 2019 To register visit: www.humanityfirst.ca/golf or call 647-459-7447 Fundraising Package SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 2:00 – 6:00PM EST www.HumanityFirst.ca Pledge or Donate: To register visit: www.humanityfirst.ca/golf or call 647-459-7447 Online at www.humanityfirst.ca By Phone at 416-440-0346 By WhatsApp at +1-647-774-8716 Sponsor today and make a difference! Water Well $5000 average Eye Surgery $120 per surgery Any o School $50,000 per school Feed a Family $100 per month Orphan Care $35 per month Shelter Bus $50 per month Page | 2 600 Bowes Rd, Unit #40 Concord, Ontario L4K 4A3 Tel/Fax: 1.416.440.0346 [email protected] September 1. 2019 Dear Donors, Humanity First Fundraising Telethon will be held on Saturday, September 28, 2019. We are once again looking forward to your active and generous participation in this International event. This LIVE Global Telethon is intended to not only create awareness of the good work Humanity First is doing around the globe, but more importantly to fundraise for upcoming and ongoing humanitarian projects. The Global Telethon will be broadcasted LIVE on the internet from Pakistan, Germany, United Kingdom, United States of America, Indonesia, Africa, Canada and other European countries. Humanity Fist Canada will be broadcasting LIVE on: September 28 from 2pm – 6pm Eastern Standard Time. While we will be fundraising for our Water Well, School, IT Center, Sewing Center, Shelter Bus and Gift of Sight Projects, the primary focus of this year’s fundraising will be on upcoming Ivory Coast Hospital. I request you to mark your calendars and be available to watch and call in to this live telethon. Your participation will mean a lot to us and much more to those who are in need of humanitarian assistance. Once again, thank you for your support and generous donations that enables us to make a difference in lives of the many. Let's forget our own unhappiness for now and give a little happiness to others. When we do good to others, in reality we are best to ourselves. Remember whatever we do for ourselves will be gone, but whatever you do for others will become your legacy. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or suggestions. With regards, Dr. Aslam Daud Chairman, Humanity First Canada Page | 3 Hospital Project in Ivory Coast Current Status: Ivory Coast (Cote D’Ivoire) is a fast developing nation in West Africa. With a population of 23.74 million, the key demographics are as follows: Access to safe drinking water: 80% Access to proper sanitation: 23% Literacy Rate: 44% Life Expectancy: 54 years Maternal Mortality (per 100,000 live births): 614 Under-5 Mortality (per 1,000 live births): 89 Per 100,000 people, the clinical capacity is 9 doctors, 31 nurses and 15 midwives. Whilst it is better in urban areas, there is a shortage in rural areas. In many aspects, health outcomes have improved, for example in the last decade, infant mortality has reduced from 9% to 6.4% and the percentage of births classed as low-weight is falling. Births attended by skilled health staff have increased from 45% to 73.6%. Life expectancy has risen to 54 years. In this context, the new hospital in Yopougon plans to act as a teaching hospital to increase clinical capacity in the country. Visiting specialists from Europe and North America will provide practical training for local clinicians. The hospital will offer lower cost care but good quality care for the low income communities subsidised by specialist services. Objective of Hospital Project: To provide affordable and high-quality care to people on lower incomes based on values built around respect for patients and a constant focus on clinical quality. The Plan: Under our Global Health Program, Humanity First will build a hospital in the Ivory Coast. The hospital will gradually offer a range of services in a phased manner, but early priorities include maternity, orthopaedics and paediatric services supported by a range of facilities including diagnostics, surgical theatre and pharmacy. The focus will be on quality and affordable care as the hospital grows. Further information can be found at www.humanityfirst.ca Page | 4 Hospital Sponsorship Co-Branding Sponsorship Opportunities . Intensive Care Unit $320,000 . Operating Theatres $160,000 . X-Ray $80,000 . Laboratory $120,000 . Ultrasound Rooms $70,000 . Outpatient Consulting Areas $160,000 . Labour Room $120,000 . Pharmacy $80,000 . Out Patient Specialist Clinics $40,000 . Main Waiting Area and Reception $320,000 You and Your Extended Family can sponsor a facility in the hospital! Your sponsorship can save lives! Page | 5 Sponsor a Project Make a difference for as little as $20 a month! 1 2 3 We aim to minimize human Humanity First brings water to Humanity First is working at the suffering and material losses by water deprived communities fore front of privately offering emergency relief by drilling water wells, bore sponsoring refugees and services. Humanity First has holes and hand pumps that resettling them in Canada. responded to natural disasters provides clean drinking water These refugees begin a new such as Earthquakes, Tsunamis, in remote villages and poor life in Canada and become Cyclones, Floods & droughts. communities in Africa and positive and contributing Asia. members of the society. $20 per month $5000 average per $30,000 to sponsor Water Well family of 4 persons 4 5 6 Humanity First helps people Humanity First offers Under Community Care living below the poverty line by healthcare services in remote program, we provide support putting food on their table & under-served communities. to various communities, through food support programs, We provide primary health through Model Village, such as food banks, mobile care and medical needs Community Centers, caring for meals, and bulk distribution of including: maternal & child seniors, programs for women food in the poor communities. health, Oral & Dental health. and children and other human development programs $100 per month $500 per month $20 per month 7 8 9 Humanity First supports Humanity First routinely Humanity First Orphan Care underprivileged children to holds Cataract Surgery program provides the improve their academic Camps to restore vision. orphan children a family performance by sponsoring We also provide a pair of environment under the their educational needs. we eye glasses to those who care of foster parents and support schools school are in need of glasses, but meets their basic needs. supplies, furniture and have financial limitations building of school facilities. and not otherwise funded. $10 per month $120 per eye $35 per month surgery Page | 6 I would like to donate... Yes! I/we would like to donate to Humanity First. All proceeds will go to various humanitarian projects of Humanity First Donating for Program Duration to fulfil the pledge 600 Bowes Road, Unit #40 Concord, Ontario L4K 4A3 To donate or pledge online please visit www.humanityfirstcanada.ca/globaltelethon/ I would like to pledge... Yes! I/we would like to donate to Humanity First. All proceeds will go to various humanitarian projects of Humanity First Donating for Program Duration to fulfil the pledge 600 Bowes Road, Unit #40 Concord, Ontario L4K 4A3 DONATE FUNDRAISE SUPPORT VOLUNTEER REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT Restoring Communities, Building a Future Charity Registration No. 87254 1040 RR0001 The Promised Messiah(as) said: “Allah the Almighty repeatedly commands that, irrespective of religion or ethnicity, you should show love and compassion to all people. Allah commands us to feed the hungry, free those shackled in bondage, pay off the arrears of those mired in debt, shoulder the burdens of others and fulfil the rights of sincere love owed to mankind” 600 Bowes Road, Unit 40, Concord ON, L4K 4A3 | 416.440.0346 www.humanityfirst.ca | [email protected] .
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