SUPPORT 350 OLD PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA IN IMO STATE

Quarterly Report: Supporting 350 Old People with Dementia in Imo State (54327)

Project Overview:
In collaboration with local partners, our initiative aims to provide comprehensive support to 350 elderly individuals living with dementia in Imo State. Through tailored programs and services, we strive to enhance their quality of life and foster a supportive community environment.

Our Story:
Meet Mrs. Ngozi, one of the beneficiaries of our program. Before joining, she struggled daily with confusion and isolation due to dementia. However, with our support, she now engages in stimulating activities, receives medical care, and enjoys companionship, bringing joy back into her life.

Achievements:
- Implemented personalized care plans for all 350 beneficiaries, addressing their unique needs.
- Conducted educational workshops for caregivers, empowering them with essential knowledge and skills.
- Established a community network to combat stigma and raise awareness about dementia.
- Provided access to medical consultations, medications, and therapeutic interventions.

Challenges:
- Limited resources hindered the expansion of services to reach more elderly individuals in need.
- Overcoming cultural barriers and misconceptions surrounding dementia posed ongoing challenges.
- Adapting to the dynamic nature of dementia care required continuous learning and flexibility.

Next Steps:
- Strengthen partnerships with local organizations and government agencies to increase support and resources.
- Enhance outreach efforts to identify and assist more elderly individuals living with dementia in underserved communities.
- Continuously evaluate and refine our programs to ensure they remain effective and responsive to evolving needs.

Financial Overview:
- Total Income: $234
- Received from GlobalGiving disbursement: $9
- Part of grants from Lightful BRIDGE: $100
- Proceeds from Social enterprise from Sam Onyemaechi Humanitarian Foundation: $125
- Total Expenditure: $234
- Program implementation: $120
- Administrative costs: $60
- Outreach and awareness: $54

Gratitude:
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our donors, partners, volunteers, and staff whose unwavering dedication and support make our mission possible. Your generosity and commitment are invaluable in making a difference in the lives of elderly individuals with dementia.

Conclusion:
As we reflect on the past quarter, we are proud of the progress made in supporting elderly individuals with dementia in Imo State. Despite challenges, our collective efforts have brought comfort, dignity, and hope to those in need. Looking ahead, we remain committed to our mission and are excited about the opportunities to further empower and uplift our community.

Sincerely,

Sam Onyemaechi Humanitarian Foundation