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SOSHF wants construction work to start on halfway home in 2012

December 31, 2011 by admin Leave a Comment

KOTA KINABALU: The Society for the Sabah Heart Fund hopes to see the
construction work on its halfway home to begin in 2012.
Honorary Secretary for SOSHF, Eva Susau, who is also the initiator of
the project said that the proposed project has already been endorsed
by SOSHF president, Datuk Christine Van Houten and will be implemented
by the SOSHF exco committee.
The land and initial building funds are already on standby, she said.
She expressed her gratitude to the State government, and everyone
involved for the upcoming project.
Once completreed, the halfway home will serve as a lodging facility
for children seeking treatment at the Likas Hospital, particularly
those who are suffering from heart ailment.
Eva said that many of SOSHF patients are from the rural areas and the
presence of the halfway home serves to ease their burden when they
come to the city to seek treatment.
“We are appreciative of the continual support of our sponsors, members
and friends and we ask for your support so that together we can
continue to make an even more positive difference in our community.”
In her new year message, Eva said that SOSHF hopes to send more
patients for corrective heart surgery next year as this will allow
them a new lease of life.
“We also want to integrate our activities programmes involving
community on heart health concerns.”
Additionally, they also want to bring awareness of ‘caring for our
hearts’ to younger audiences and help them make changes in their
lifestyle.
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Five more hole-in-the-heart children between age three and six have left for Seoul

Five more hole-in-the-heart children between age three and six have left for Seoul

October 11, 2018 By admin Leave a Comment

Kota Kinabalu: Five more hole-in-the-heart children between age three and six have left for Seoul, Tuesday night, for corrective heart surgery treatment.

Society for the Sabah Heart Fund (SOSHF) Secretary Datuk Eva Susau said the children are Jayden Christ (4 years old), Dalency Grace (4d), Audrey Elvera (3), Irene Foo (6) and Nursalwa (5).

“The project is made possible with the kindest and most generous collaboration with the Seong An Heart Foundation and Korea Food For The Hungry International (KFHI) and hope this project will continue for a long time,” she said.

Eva thanked the State Government through the Ministry of Health and People’s Wellbeing for the continuous support in providing grant to the Society over the years.

SOSHF said to-date, it have sent 664 patients for corrective heart surgeries since its inception in 1981, out of which 146 have been sponsored under the “Free Medical Operation” programme to Korea. The Society is responsible for the cost of airfare, travel insurance, passport, and pocket allowance to all patients and their escorts.

The SOSHF also sponsored less fortunate patients for medical treatment to the Gleneagles Kuala Lumpur, Gleneagles Kota Kinabalu and Institut Jantung Negara.

SOSHF appeals to the public and corporate organisations to donate generously to the society as more funds are needed for the Society to send more patients for corrective heart surgeries.

SOSHF welcome any amount and those keen may send their donation to Society for the Sabah Heart Fund, P O Box 14451, 88850, Kota Kinabalu or credit to Maybank Account 5101-4311-2262 (Persatuan Tabung Pesakit Jantung Sabah). – Neil Chan

Source: http://www.dailyexpress.com.my/news.cfm?NewsID=127856

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Gallery

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Fraindy Sunyup, our heart patient after undergoing successful corrective heart surgery upon arrival at the airport.

Latest News

Five more hole-in-the-heart children between age three and six have left for Seoul

Five more hole-in-the-heart children between age three and six have left for Seoul

October 11, 2018 By admin Leave a Comment

“Sabah Heart Kids” Support Group Centre launched

August 26, 2018 By admin Leave a Comment

Check out the smiles on these people after undergoing corrective heart surgery


Address:

P.O. Box 14451,
88850 Kota Kinabalu,
Sabah, Malaysia.
Lot No. 18, 2nd Floor, Likas Plaza,
Phase II, Mile 4.5,
88400 Kota Kinabalu,
Sabah.

Phone:

+6088 228 488
+6088 312715
Fax:
+6088 264339
Email:
sbhheartfund@gmail.com

Web:
http://sabahheartfund.org

Donation:

Maybank Account:
5101 4311 2262

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