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Download the PDF Document UNIV N N BE OUR PARTNER! N O O O I I I ERSAL T T WE NEED YOUR HELP T A A A D D D N N UNIVERSAL TOUCH OF LIFE N U U U O O T O MEDICAL FOUNDATION Inc. O F Phase 1: We need your prayer and your financial support to U L C A I will pray daily for the fulfillment of the Hospital Ship H IC acquire a catamaran hospital ship from Austal shipyard in O D F L ME vision and UTOL’s other projects Cebu Philippines. We need to raise USD 60 Million for one IFE I will pledge: Monthly Quarterly small catamaran hospital ship. Bi-Annual Annually Phase 2: We need your prayers and financial support to USD$ 1 AED 5 PHP 10 acquire a ship donation from the US Navy of their retired US 5 20 20 Navy Ships that will match our hospital ship vision for use in 10 30 30 the Southeast Asian countries and throughout the world. 30 50 100 Acquire grant from different NGOs and organizations Other Amount __________________ *Estimated conversion Cost: USD $200-300M You can Donate ( ) Cash ( ) Check ( ) Credit Card Phase 3: Conversion of a retired Navy ship into a hospital Please Pay to the order of: ship from Northrop Grumman shipyard in California USA. Universal Touch of Life Medical Foundation ( UTOL) Recognizing the role that a high speed vessel can play *For Credit Card Payment: Through PAYPAL account, please visit our Phase 4: Recruitment and Mobilization of trained human Website www.utolmedicalfoundation.org resources (professional & technical crews). Networking with in providing rapid deployment of humanitarian and Contact Details other local & international Christian organizations. disaster relief into ports with minimal infrastructure or Name:________________________________ damaged facilities, Austal has developed a high-speed Profession /Occupation:____________________ Please cut along Line Please the Address: ______________________________ Humanitarian and Disaster Relief Vessel (HADRV) Mobile No._____________________________ that can be configured to match a range of disaster re- Email Address:__________________________ lief, personnel evacuation, and medical assistance Other Contact Information__________________ mission profiles UTOL Philippines 2501/F Jollibee Plaza Ortigas Jr. Ave. Ortigas Center Pasig City, Philippines 1605 (+632) 734 7449 Our Partner Organizations Secretary :Ms. Susan Mamaradlo (+63) 917 697 4419 1. CBN Asia (700 Club) Philippines UTOL USA 2. Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches P.O. Box 51023 Palo Alto (PhilRads) CA 94303 USA (707) 812 7168 / (408) 823 7757 Contact: Manuel Sta Romana Jr. M. D. 3. Global Hands International UK E-mail: [email protected] 4. Giving Children Hope USA California UTOL United Arab Emirates (Abu Dhabi) Al Hamra Centre Building Sh. Zayed 1st St. Electra Rm. 503-B P.O. Box 47269 (971)02 628-1020 Manuel Sta. Romana,Jr., M.D. (971) 50 134 5915 I tell you the truth, whatever you did to one of the Maria Amelie Sta. Romana M.D. (971) 50 773 9865 least of these brothers of mine, you did it for me. Babielyn Doble RN (971) 50 762 6183 Sister Emelita Abad (971) 50 315 9481 Matthew 25:40 Pastor (Engr.) Sonny Pasia (971) 50 315 6926 Sister Gina Pasia (971) 50 327 3763 UTOL United Arab Emirates (Ajman) “I am my brother’s keeper!” Coordinator: Ms. Roquita Batogon (971) 55 332 9820 E-mail: [email protected] United Arab Emirate: Al Hamra Centre Building Sh. Zayed Regional Coordinator for Middle East 1st St. Electra Rm. 503-B P.O. Box 47269 Dominador “Bhoy” Purino (971) 02 628-1020 (971) 506 129556 Please visit our website for further details For further details, please visit our website www.utolmedicalfoundation.org www.utolmedicalfoundation.org Copyright 2015 PROJECT: HOSPITAL SHIP OUR HISTORY Remembering the People of Tacloban Reaching and responding to the needs of the many Universal Touch of Life Medical Foundation (“UTOL” which inci- islands of Asia during disasters is difficult and oftentimes and Central Visayas after Philippine dentally is a colloquial term for “brother”) was established and organized to unrealized. Faced with this limiting reality, a solution must be Haiyan “Yolanda” Disaster facilitate, mobilize and provide aid to disaster ridden areas in the country. It arrived at with even the most frivolous ideas on hand. Thus, a was through a personal burden of Dr. Manuel Sta. Romana Jr. earlier on in his retired navy aircraft carrier converted into a hospital ship is a profession that this seemingly ambitious endeavor was realized. The doctor very viable option. The Hospital Ship will not just be for the caught a vision to mobilize medical professionals to serve the needs of poor Philippines. It is geared toward the Southeast Asia and to where people across Southeast Asia. With limited resources beyond faithful volunteer natural disaster-related mission is needed. doctors and nurses, engineers and businessmen, the foundation was born and HOSPITAL SHIP MISSION has reached thousands of people with medical needs in several provinces. To serve the medical and humanitarian needs of the Philippines and In 2011 UTOL was established & registered in California tax fran- Southeast Asian Nations and be prepared to go to their aid in a “Disaster chise board and by the grace of our Lord UTOL received our IRS 501 ( c ) (3) Relief” situation. tax exempt in the United States of America. EIN 45-3766288. In 2012, UTOL To partner with different organizations in evangelism, discipleship, was established in Abu Dhabi , United Arab Emirates. Future plans to expand training, outreach, and meeting the medical needs of the community. to other regions are United Kingdom, Australia and Canada. To treat our patients with the courtesy we desire for ourselves. To provide opportunities for medical professionals to use their gifts and abilities while serving others. OUR VISION WHY HOSPITAL SHIP? An aftermath of any disaster needs medical assistance, consider the following facts issued by WHO and the history of natural A dynamic & responsive medical institution providing medical/humanitarian disasters happening all over the world: needs of the target beneficiary using a wholistic approach. The threat of the Pandemic Avian Flu and other emerging OUR MISSION infectious diseases Our Long Term Goal Philippines is the world’s 4th natural disaster ridden country To convert a retired naval vessel into one of To serve the needs of the community by providing medical/humanitarian April 25, 2015 A magnitude 7.8 earthquake occurred in Nepal services of the superior quality, thereby exhibiting the love of God December 8, 2014 Typhoon Ruby Philippines the largest Non-Government hospital ships November 8, 2013 Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) was the largest with a global network of local and international typhoon ever to hit the Philippines and affected estimated 16 NGO’s and medical volunteers from different million people. countries. December 2012 Typhoon BOPHA Philippines the To use the latest innovation of technology of monsoon rains of 2012 which hit most of Asia Hydrogen fuel that will make the ship operation October 29, 2012 Hurricane Sandy, East Coast USA December 2011 Typhoon Washi Philippine cost-effective, sustainable, and be the first March 10, 2011. Japan earthquake & tsunami environment-friendly hospital ship in the world. Meeting with WHO Health Cluster in Tacloban City Dr. Sta. To recruit Christian personnel (managerial, medical, Romana,Dr. Kitchling (WHO) Benjamine Lane, (WHO Head January 12, 2010 Haiti Earthquake Health Cluster) Pastor Mark Felias Missionary Jim Lazko May 2, 2008 Cyclone Nargis , Burma Myanmar support and administrative level) to be our partners (New Life Baptist church ) May 12, 2008 an earthquake that struck southwest China in this endeavor November 2006 Typhoon Durian Philippines Tacloban City 2014 September 24, 2005 Hurricane Rita –Gulf Coast USA August 29, 2005 Hurricane Katrina –Gulf Coast if USA 2009 Philippine Typhoon Ondoy 2004 Banda Aceh, Indonesia, thousands of lives have been lost and millions of people have lost their homes. In Myanmar Cyclone more than 55,000 people are known to have died June 15, 1991 Mt. Pinatubo Eruption Philippines Our Immediate Needs October 17, 1989 San Francisco, California Earthquake 7.1 Richter To raise funds for Marathon fundraising Campaign in the Philippines, to be replicated in UAE and USA To support our monthly humanitatian medical 2015 Medical Mission missions To recruit volunteers and gain the support of corpo- rate sponsors and individuals. Temple of Worship 2015 .
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